Generate Your Own Text Generator Thanks to Darius Kazemi’s GenGen
It's easier than ever to churn out random nonsense!
Sometimes you need to fill some space with words, but you just can’t think of any. That’s why text generators are great. What if you can’t find one that suits your specific needs? Fear not, readers. Maker of weird Internet things Darius Kazemi has your back. Kazemi’s created a text generator generator, and it does a frighteningly adequate job of pitching Geekosystem headlines.
Kazemi announced the project through his Twitter:
I built a tool so you can easily make your own text generator: http://t.co/cS0GZXN7A7 Here’s my Game Idea Generator: http://t.co/GHlCoRxQYe
— Darius Kazemi (@tinysubversions) July 3, 2013
It works by taking data from a Google Docs spreadsheet. He includes a link to an example so you can see how it works, and it’s easy enough to use that as a guide for making your own. I created the Geekosystem Headline Generator in about ten minutes.
So far it’s spit out such gems as:
You’re Doing it Wrong! Robot Attacks Online Karate Laboratory with Our Friend Bill Nye
Breaking: Celebrity Geek Attacks Digital Hacking Fansite for Cash Money
And:
Really? Florida Man Avenges Digital Adult Secret Base for Fame and Glory
It’s a lot of fun, and really rather simple to do. Give it a shot for yourself. I considered making a “Geekosystem Comment Section Generator” but I don’t know enough dirty words.
(via Darius Kazemi, image via GenGen)
- Someone should make a “George Takei Amazon Review Generator.” Those are great
- “Licking Each Other’s Eyeballs Apparently Becoming a Fad Among Preteens in Japan” is a real headline
- Generate some fan fiction for Amazon’s Kindle Worlds program and cash in
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