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Okay, here's my list ...

I've not used strict.
I've used symbolic references.
I've abused the Quantum family of modules in my own code.
I've done all of the three above in the same piece of code.
I've shamelessly referenced my own nodes.
I've selectively used map in a void context.
I've deliberately written code that was highly dependent upon execution order as defined in perlop.
I've learnt from and applied obfuscation techniques learnt from theDamian's selfgol piece of code.
I've done the above in production code.
I'm looking forward to Perl 6.

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