Printing "Hello world!" using curve fitting techniques (or: The "Hello world!" function)

Well, I have a computer architecture exam in six hours and can't be bothered, so I figured I would realize a lifelong dream of mine, and make a program that prints "Hello world!" using curve fitting techniques. Enlisting the help of a good friend with numerous mathematical papers under his belt (ostensibly because he could not afford a tighter belt), MATLAB and a longing for procrastination, we embarked on this perilous journey. After many, many hours of fitting and discarding data, I can finally present to you my masterpiece.

This function returns the ascii ordinal for each of the letters of "Hello, world!" at each integer position (0, 1, 2, 3 etc). I call it... The "Hello world!" function! A simple Python script shows it in all its glory:

and that's it! Just save this as hello.py and run it, and the phrase "Hello world!" will be prominently etched upon your screen for future generations to enjoy. I, along with my friend and colleague, reserve all rights to this code, which will be coming soon to a scientific conference near you. I will also be waiting for my Nobel prize nomination.

In case you are wondering, here are the plot points and the fitted function:

Thank you all for your support. T-shirts of the function are available at http://www.cafepress.com/poromenos, right now there's only the classic MATLAB design but I soon hope to be making better ones. Oh, also, if you are a bigshot employer, you can hire me to fit other functions for you, or perhaps do some Python/Django/whatever development. Email's under "About me".