Well, I'm still new to perl, so its a nice and short code that takes a .txt file and reads line by line removing whitespace adding each character into an array. Then it randomly chooses a character in the array, adding that character to a new array all while replacing it with whitespace in the old as a nice way to filter out the chance of the random num coming back to the whitespace. Well its all good fun. Helped me out with arrays it did! 
#!usr/bin/perl
while(<>) {
chomp;
s/\s//g;        #Remove whitespace within the line
$leng = length($_);
$count = -1;
while ($count < ($leng - 1) ) {
$count ++;
$char = substr($_,$count, 1);
push @list, $char;    #Push one letter into the array

}
}
print "@list\n";
my @list2;

while ( $#list2 < $#list) {
$randint = int(rand($#list+1));
redo if $list[$randint]=~" ";
push @list2, $list[$randint];
$list[$randint]=" ";
}

print "@list2\n";

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Enjoy! **UPDATED BASED ON REPLIES 
#!usr/bin/perl

push @list, grep{/\S/} split '' while <>;

print "@list\n";
my @list2;

while (@list){
$randint = int(rand($#list+1));
push @list2, splice @list, $randint, 1;
}

print "@list2\n";

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Thanks for all the great ideas!

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