http://www.perlmonks.org?node_id=1017486

Just thought that a sub returning itself would be a funny thing to write. Well, here it is, a dragon eating its own tail, even if it's not looking like the original one:
#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; my ($j,$ a,$p,$h);$ j=sub{print( chr($p+=$a->[$ h++]));$j};;;$a =[0, split "[: \n]+", q/43 -002:1 -084 065:13 0001 000005 -0012 -00003 000013 -82 00048 21:13:-6.00:-76:72 -007.:02:00008.00 :::-6.00:::013 -70:3::-70:.64 /];$p=0x4a ;;$h=0; $j->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->() +->()->()->()->()->()->()->()->();