I was playing with the bytes of "Just another Perl hacker,". This is the result. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;@$=qw(170 234 148 10 8 58 159 84 100 81
10 128 21 165 76 0 50 56 92 22 165 12);undef$;;for
(@$){$;.=unpack("b8",chr($_));}while($;=~/([10]{7}
)/gx){print(chr(ord(pack("b7",$1))+32));}print"\n"

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arneb@emergency:~ > perl -MO=Deparse -e "(0);" 2> /dev/null
'???';
arneb@emergency:~ >

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