lol - ok I'll reduce the built-in prejudice -- but only a little! ;)

PS my own first output was this: 

Scabrous retardant synergy McClure corona pumpkinseed;
AZ;
Rodgers cheekbone Medford even propound Blackman pyknotic Gibson tediu
+m narrow invertible slice Adolph Teutonic anorthite niche tam cacti h
+arem docket road nuisance dioxide Cummings cinema;
legend commingle logarithmic convex rescind impulsive sick antacid cor
+bel;
springe doorbell;
embroidery;
solvent lead;
ghastly auspices;
weigh Solon salutation v oilmen centimeter McKay attract Reeves thicke
+n Semitic hereinbelow velar cortex rawhide megawatt;
sunk;
royal Christy dialect perjury rendition;
waistline chassis incorrect sup lascivious sepia WA;
brittle;
expire warrant shell reprieve Macassar;
crocus hole;
strident Bissau foolish widget trafficking mantrap serendipitous ribof
+lavin empty octogenarian mould.

[download]
Maybe I could sell this program to Monty Python ;)

-M

Free your mind

In reply to Re^2: Ode to a random number by Moron
in thread Ode to a random number by Moron

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