This is my first obfu, and my first JAPH, so it's prolly not really hard to crack. Go gentle on the --! :) 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my@JAPH = ('j','u','s','t',' ',
'a','n','o','t','h','e','r',
' ','p','e','r','l',' ',
'h','a','c','k','e','r',"\n");
@JAPH = sort(@JAPH);
l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%');l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%');
l('#####################');l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%');
l('#');l('%%%%%');l('###############');l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%');
l('#######################');l('%%%%%%%%%%%');l('#######');
l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%');l('%%%');l('#################');
l('%%%%%%%%%');l('###################');l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%');
l('###');l('###########');l('#####');l('%%%%%%%');
l('#############');l('#########');l('%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%');l('%');
sub l{my$s={'#'=>0,'%'=>1};my@t=split/ */,$_[0];my$l=@t;
print @JAPH[$l-$s->{$t[0]}];}

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Any tips quite welcome

feanor_269

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