It's definitely executable code EB 3E means jump 62 bytes ahead. Which lands on E8 BD FF FF FF which is a call 67 bytes back (i.e. calls the routine immediately

It's definitely executable code EB 3E means jump 62 bytes ahead. Which lands on E8 BD FF FF FF which is a call 67 bytes back (i.e. calls the routine immediately following the previous jump)... and at this point I got too lazy :)