is the one and only japh, I made up a while ago. While mainly concentrating on using some stuff I saw in other japhs (using prime numbers, printing with $\, rectangular shape (though not strictly passing here according to my own standard, due to the superfluous blank in line 5)), it's neither strict nor warnings safe.

$p=sub{(1x++$,)!~
m,^(11+)\1+$,?$,:
&$p};$_='tr]kdpLn
x[in__ffcx_rl|rI'
; while($\=chop){
$\=chr(-$,+$p->()
+ord${\});$\=~y'~
' ';print'';chomp
($_=reverse)}#Kai

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Re: Far from perfect
by turo (Friar) on Dec 05, 2005 at 20:10 UTC
    a little bit readable, i think ^_^> I must confess that some details of your code scapes from my initiate perl-monk level, but, i can propose some changes to your code: 
    #!/usr/bin/perl 
$_ ######################################## 
='$'.####       | |\  |   /|\            ####
 'p=su'.####    | | | |/|  |               ####
  'b{(1x'.####  | | |   |  |                 ####
   '++$,)!'.####                               ####
    '~ m,^(1'.####     |\  |  |\/ |  |\/| |\     ####
     '1+)\1+$,'.####   |\ -|- |\/ |> |  | |/       ####
      '?$,: &$p}'.#### |   |  |   |  |  | |\         ####
       ';$_="tr]kd'.####                               ####
        'pLn x[in__f'.####     |\/ |\/| |\ |\            ####
         'fcx_rl|rI" ;'.####   |   |  | |/ |               ####
          'while($\=chop'.#### |/\ |  | |\ |                 ####
           '){ $\=chr(-$,+'.####                               ####
            '$p->() +ord${\}'.####     |  | |\ |   |    |\/| |\   ####
             ');$\=~s/~/./; pr'.####   |\\| |\ |\  |/\  |  | |/     ##
+##

              'int "";chomp ($_='.#### |  | |  | \ |  \ |  | |\       
+####
               'reverse)}#Kai';     ##################################
+###### 
                s/ +|\n//g; eval;

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    Yeah, mi 'ascii art' skills are no good enough, but, i think it is more funny than a square :) ...

    regards

    turo

    PD: Have you notice the runes? hehehe

    __
    perl -Te 'print map { chr((ord)-((10,20,2,7)$i++)) } split //,"turo"'
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[d/l]
      Very cool. Out of curiosity, what do those runes say? That last row is too broken up to read clearly.
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        Yep, i suppose i committed an error while copying the script ...

        the runes says something like ....

        Just another Perl Hacker?

        In this page: http://www.bmeijer.com/fun_stuff/runic_translator/
        there is a english human readable to tolkien's runic translator ...
        :)

        perl -Te 'print map { chr((ord)-((10,20,2,7)$i++)) } split //,"turo"'
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