Here is my first attempt at a sig-line sized JAPH. (4 lines of 70 characters each)
I don't know if it's a good sig, as it has to be run from a file. Oh well...
seek DATA,0,0;while(<DATA>){@_=split'',$_;push @JAPH,[@_]}for(split/;/ ,'0,48;0,43;0,44;0,35;0,4;3,20;3,24;3,14;0,35;0,45;0,1;3,15;0,4;0,50;0 ,1;3,15;0,17;0,4;0,45;3,20;3,17;0,3;0,1;3,15;0,9'){@_=split /,/,$_;@_, push @n,[@_]}for$c(@a..@n-1){print $JAPH[$n[$c][0]][$n[$c][1]]}__END__
It was painstaking to craft, and if you figure out how it works, you'll know why.

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Re: JAPH Introspection
by cristian (Hermit) on May 16, 2005 at 13:46 UTC
    my result is : s544!4s!4s50u!4n , work it good?
      Perhaps you'd prefer this version
      #!/usr/bin/perl seek DATA,0,0;while(<DATA>){@_=split'',$_;push @JAPH,[@_]}for(split/;/ ,'1,48;1,43;1,44;1,35;1,4;4,20;4,24;4,14;1,35;1,45;1,1;4,15;1,4;1,50;1 ,1;4,15;1,17;1,4;1,45;4,20;4,17;1,3;1,1;4,15;1,9'){@_=split /,/,$_;@_, push @n,[@_]}for$c(@a..@n-1){print $JAPH[$n[$c][0]][$n[$c][1]]}__END__

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      You don't know how much that disappoints me, mostly because I have no idea why it would output that. It should output Just another Perl Hacker,

      Update: I bet you added #!/usr/bin/perl to the top of the file, didn't you.