I just wrote my first JAPH. It's not really obfuscated, though. I would really appreciate any comments on it. 
#!perl -s
                         *
                        _=\
                       *DATA
                      => s <>
                     %join'' ,
                    <_>  %e  =>
                   s([^\d])))g=>
                  s ^ \d {3} ^chr
                 $&^egx=>~~split''
                ;print+join'',map {
               $_ [$_]  ^  $_ [- $_]
              } (1..@_>>1)=>__DATA__
             042123185208084070254140
            01                      01
           700   Combat Squirrel's  772
          4017                      1061
         17923      f i r s t       71340
        190970                      421301
       0408004       J A P H        4064086
      12005007                      30590112
     2706606512724413622702921714903722210122
    6***1*5*9*1*0*2*0*3**2*1*6*3*2*0*4*0*4***9

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