When I hear the rumble of thunder from the gods battling about node deletion in the skys above, I drop anchor and settle down with this calming French Caribbean traditional Ti:
use strict; # with personal intepretation on amounts
use warnings; # alchohol affects ones ability to perform
my $favoriteCaneRhum = {
madeFrom => 'CaneSyrup',
alcohol => {
percent => 40,
proof => 80},
islands => qw(Haiti
Guadaloupe
Martinique),
reference => 'http://www.ministryofrum.com'};
my $limeJuice = 0.25;
my $sweetener = (available())
? 'cane syrup'
: 'brown sugur';
my $drink = [$favoriteCaneRhum, $limeJuice, $sweetener, 'water to tast
+e'];
open INPUT ">mouth" || warn "messy";
print INPUT $drink;
close INPUT;
print STDOUT "Tell those noisy gods to play somewhere else.\n";
I guess I should have done this with OO-Perl and that way I could have blessed this drink ;-)
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