I just turned 15 yesterday, so I thought I'd make a little something.
On an unrelated note, school ended yesterday as well, so it's not like I was bored or anything ;-)

Enjoy!

f(e(    ));sub a{%cp=
(''.    '131',[8,3 ],
'1'.    '30',
[2],    '12'.
'2',    [21],'129',[
15,              11,
23],             ''.
'1'.    '19',[9,18],

'1'.  '16',    [10,22,14],    '125', [6],'1'.    '26', [7],'1'.    '23
+', [16],
'2'.  '5',[    25],           '95',     [13],    '61',             [24
+],
'114',[20],    '47',[4,17     ,12],'112',[19,    5],''             .'1
+32',[1],
      '89',    [0]            )  ;       %cp;    }sub                 
+     b {
      15;}     sub c{ $e=     $_[0]      -15;    $e;}                 
+   sub d
      {chr                                                        ($_[
+0]);}sub
      e {
%cp = a();

   @cs=();foreach(keys %cp){my$av=c($_);my$cv=d($av);foreach(@{$cp{$av
++15}}){
   $cs[$_]=$cv;}}return@cs;}sub f {print join( "", @_ );print "\n";}

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~Thomas~
bless( $you ) if $you->{sneezed};

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