I am endlessly impressed with the rapid progress of Parrot, and raise my glass to the contributers.

Song and drink for everyone. In pasm, of course ;-) 
# Mmmm, beer good

set I1, 99 # bottles of beer
set I2, 1  # single bottle

set S1, " of beer on the wall,\n"
set S2, " of beer,\n"
set S3, "Take one down, pass it around,\n"
set S4, " of beer on the wall\n\n"

set S5, " bottle"
set S6, " bottles"

set S7, "No more bottles of beer on the wall\n\n"

set S8, "*Buuurrp*\n"

branch n_bottles # start drinkin'

n_bottles: print I1
           print S6
           print S1
           print I1
           print S6
           print S2
           print S3
           dec I1
           eq I1, I2, bottle_of # Aww, we're getting low
           print I1
           print S6
           print S4
           ne I1, I2, n_bottles # keep on drinkin'

bottle_of: print I1
           print S5
           print S4
           branch one_bottle # bout time for a liver transplant

one_bottle: print I1 # it's been fun
            print S5
            print S1
            print I1
            print S5
            print S2
            print S3
            print S7
            print S8
            end

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-- dug

In reply to Re: Parrot 0.0.10 released (deserving of song) by dug
in thread Parrot 0.0.10 released by sfink

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