Generator Land: a fairly big bang
#17
Title: a fairly big bang
Descriptor: POOF
Button: click it
Background: Basketball, for the round shape, like the Earth, but the basketball
is small and represents the attitude expressed towards the magnitude of the
catastrophic event taking place: That it doesn't matter all that much.
The title and descriptor refer to creation and destruction of the earth. The
words on the button imply alienation from the event.
Format: 6 slots
Atomic Particles List + myword (dance) +Adverbs List
+ mywords (while the Earth implodes) +
Parting Phrases List + mywords (And we all died happily ever after....)
Sample of Results:
Photino dance powerfully while the Earth implodes. See you And we all died happily ever after...
Electron dance grandly while the Earth implodes. See you later, alligator And we all died happily ever after...
Boson dance admirably while the Earth implodes. Toodaloo And we all died happily ever after...
Neutralino dance gustily while the Earth implodes. Bye-bye And we all died happily ever after...
Concept:
The earth collapses in on itself and all life is extinguished. Atomic particles
are all that remains. The mass destruction is the inverse of a fairy tale ending.
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Generator Land: What do they usually do?
#18
Title: what do they usually do
Descriptor: depends on the circumstances
Button: click here
Background: Minimalist white background reflects the style of the content.
The title refers to the random actors, the descriptor summarizes the activity,
and the button is a minimal directive.
Format=
Actors & Actresses List + mywords (can or can't bite etc) + Baked Goods List
Sample of Results:
Jack Kruschen never eats any tart
Barbara Stanwyck can't bite my turnover
Hattie McDaniel used to like my turnover
Genevieve Bujold told me to shove that croquembouche
Concept:
Random actors are in relationships with or toward baked goods.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Coffee cake is mis-spelled in the list. "Coffe"
I have written to the owners of the site about it, but it's been this way
for a couple years. If the error doesn't affect the function of the site,
they don't seem to care.
I like my words to be spelled correctly.
I can have control over that by making my own lists and not
relying on the ones generatorland has available.
Both of these works were experiments in taking prepared material
and using some of my own words to gain a quick effect. I consider
these shallow, but that was the effect I wanted to convey. Also, I
wanted to depict a lack of connection.
#17
Title: a fairly big bang
Descriptor: POOF
Button: click it
Background: Basketball, for the round shape, like the Earth, but the basketball
is small and represents the attitude expressed towards the magnitude of the
catastrophic event taking place: That it doesn't matter all that much.
The title and descriptor refer to creation and destruction of the earth. The
words on the button imply alienation from the event.
Format: 6 slots
Atomic Particles List + myword (dance) +Adverbs List
+ mywords (while the Earth implodes) +
Parting Phrases List + mywords (And we all died happily ever after....)
Sample of Results:
Photino dance powerfully while the Earth implodes. See you And we all died happily ever after...
Electron dance grandly while the Earth implodes. See you later, alligator And we all died happily ever after...
Boson dance admirably while the Earth implodes. Toodaloo And we all died happily ever after...
Neutralino dance gustily while the Earth implodes. Bye-bye And we all died happily ever after...
Concept:
The earth collapses in on itself and all life is extinguished. Atomic particles
are all that remains. The mass destruction is the inverse of a fairy tale ending.
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Generator Land: What do they usually do?
#18
Title: what do they usually do
Descriptor: depends on the circumstances
Button: click here
Background: Minimalist white background reflects the style of the content.
The title refers to the random actors, the descriptor summarizes the activity,
and the button is a minimal directive.
Format=
Actors & Actresses List + mywords (can or can't bite etc) + Baked Goods List
Sample of Results:
Jack Kruschen never eats any tart
Barbara Stanwyck can't bite my turnover
Hattie McDaniel used to like my turnover
Genevieve Bujold told me to shove that croquembouche
Concept:
Random actors are in relationships with or toward baked goods.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Coffee cake is mis-spelled in the list. "Coffe"
I have written to the owners of the site about it, but it's been this way
for a couple years. If the error doesn't affect the function of the site,
they don't seem to care.
I like my words to be spelled correctly.
I can have control over that by making my own lists and not
relying on the ones generatorland has available.
Both of these works were experiments in taking prepared material
and using some of my own words to gain a quick effect. I consider
these shallow, but that was the effect I wanted to convey. Also, I
wanted to depict a lack of connection.
