jelly fish anyone?

see download code below for proper formatting

         sub z{$i = pop;for($|=1;&i;1){
        c:x:k:               n:e:r:}
      sub i{               foreach      (
     split(               m!!,        "just another perl hacker\n")){
   unshift              @I,$_       if ###############################
+####
   !! !!not             $_ eq      undef 
  }}sub _             {$H_{        'n'}=$int #########################
+########################
  =+0;;               return      $H_{'n'};
 sub __{              $_=~        m~(??{sub
 s{pop};              &s($_      );})~;return#########################
+##########
 (($&,                'just      ','another',
 'perl',              'hack        er'));}}}BEGIN ####################
+######################
   {&z(q~c~             );my@        g,%H_;$H_{'n'}=0;@m=__($_)and
   unshift              @g,$m        [(&_&&&_&&$#_)] #################
+#########
     foreach              @I;map
        {print               unless
           $_=~m/(\x0A|\x0D)/;}@g;};

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In reply to an ocean of perl creatures by perlaintdead

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