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as to entice the ideal around this future
This brokenhearted adulthood.
May your camel's angel assassinate you, you abnormally inept accursed dog-muncher!
This is a good program.
> How does this work, exactly? Do you give key words or does it just jig
> together anything it wants?
As far as I know you can give it keywords, but I've just been saying, "Haiku, 10 times, generate" and viewing the results.
I'm so bored its making me feel physically sick
Quite an interesting little program though, if pointless.
I was going to use this as an experiment to see what replies / praise / critisism I got from it.
The truth is I didn't write it, but took it from a program called "Janusnode" (www.janusniode.com)
Its a random text generator where you can assign different stlyes.
Haiku :-
"jazzy on my nude voyage;
my pond breathes
splashing a weird cross road."
Artspeak: -
"Ms. Quayromay's new golden work constitutes a mind-boggling affiliative paranoia that makes reference to the obvious finite affiliative construction. This work, at once slender and believable, is closely related to the consequential expansion-based axiomatic opposition of the animal kingdom, here cleverly construed as an omni-loving synthesis of make-up and good sex. At this exhibit we should look neither for surpassing poetry nor interactive Charles Bukowski's angry poems. For this reason, we must come to expect neither structuralist mathematics nor multi-layered medical science. Instead we learn more than we ever thought possible about how the artist exploits the color-based quasi-grammar of make-up."
Insults :-
"May a lizard give disease to forgiving your enemy, you frighteningly decrepit slovenly trout-systematizing horse!"
etc etc.
Its quite interesting to play with, and somethings returns quite interesting texts. :)
as to entice the ideal around this future
This brokenhearted adulthood.