Scratch

It's very....... original.    Great project! I see potential!

I have made the word based version of this. Here is the link:
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Molybdenum/2642402

I just realised something! Molybdenum is the 42nd element on the periodic table! 

Molybdenum wrote:

Happypieman wrote:

I just realised something! Molybdenum is the 42nd element on the periodic table! 

I said that in my first post ever.
LOL. Just realized?    Anyway, that's why I picked it. But this is getting off-topic. I forgot to say, the above quote was with the gibberish generator V2. Here's something funny I saw when I copy-pasted the wikipedia article about wikipedia into the V2:

Main article: Reliability of Wikipedia (15.7%).

I see! Also, the wikipedia quote is very interesting! How biased is it?
Hooray for 42!
I proved that it was...a very very large number. Stating what number may cause a cataclysmic chain reaction, or it may not. 42% chance yes, 42% chance no, and 16% completely random chance. This is just one of the applications, but writing down the full equation on something/someone will render that object or person to be affected by the chance thing in every way possible.

I've said too much already.

Molybdenum wrote:

Happypieman wrote:

Molybdenum wrote:

Happypieman wrote:

I just realised something! Molybdenum is the 42nd element on the periodic table! 

I said that in my first post ever.
LOL. Just realized?    Anyway, that's why I picked it. But this is getting off-topic. I forgot to say, the above quote was with the gibberish generator V2. Here's something funny I saw when I copy-pasted the wikipedia article about wikipedia into the V2:

I see! Also, the wikipedia quote is very interesting! How biased is it?
Hooray for 42!
I proved that it was...a very very large number. Stating what number may cause a cataclysmic chain reaction, or it may not. 42% chance yes, 42% chance no, and 16% completely random chance. This is just one of the applications, but writing down the full equation on something/someone will render that object or person to be affected by the chance thing in every way possible.

I've said too much already.

I don't think that my program is biased toward anything [it doesn't know english...]. But the quote is funny.
And yes, 42 is a very interesting number.

By biased I meant wikipedia, but that's fine, I wasn't too clear. 

Molybdenum wrote:

Bump... Anyone have any more funny outputs from V1 or V2?

Copy-pasted the wikipedia article on scratch:

Scratch user interface for example, younger children to study or older siblings, and share-alike license that sharing by Mitchel Resnick, at the MIT Media Lab, it had more than one project gets uploaded)[14]. The MIT Media Lab[3]. Scratch website are not only just over 2,200,000 projects with prototyping inheritance, which is fundamental to study or Alice).[edit] Online community 2 Derivatives [19] called Scratch programming to write syntactically correct writing (i.e. scripting).Scratch is available for them and the philosophy behind Scratch.[10]Scratch projects can be easily learned by dragging-and-dropping blocks have shared projects), and over 2,200,000 projects and creating projects, such as objects for the source code to explore by Jens Mönig[22] [23] with message passing is also 4 References 5 External links

gamer2012 wrote:

The Gibberish History of Video Games (From WIkipedia):

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Lol? My favorite quotes:
"1977: The Wii."
"Dedicated hobbyists and Ian Bell, ushered in the mouse and Ultima (1981)." (this one actually is almost gramatically correct (except for the comma)!)