Fun with Google Scribe

[celamity]

Inspired by Strange Bundle:

1. Go to Google Scribe.

2. Type 'google scribe' then add the words the program suggests as it goes along. (Edit: if you pick the first suggested word every time, you'll always get the string below)

Google scribe the data in the form of a letter from the list below and simply copy & paste mentioned HTML code in message news and info about this video in a new window in your browser to use this feature to work properly until you restart your computer and the Internet to find information on the Internet for domain name registration and web services by 1 person likes this review helpful to you by the hand of the Father and the Son of God and the world of the living room and dining room with a view to share videos with friends and family to enjoy a good meal and a drink for the first time in the future and the future of the world and the world of the living room and dining room with a view

From computer troubleshooting to religion to recursive dining. I am in awe :)

Edit: Less in awe now that it turns out 'google scribe' will always generate this string, while 'Google Scribe' will generate the string Strange Bundle got, if you always choose the first suggestion. Still, there is fun to be had from this :)

Comments

This Tool Is Absurd.

[strange_bundle]

I negligently didn't clarify that I put "This tool is absurd. " In front of Google Scribe. I'd assumed that it just used probabilities for current sentences, but this obviously isn't true, since you got something different. Unless it was because you didn't capitalize scribe.

I wonder how much of a tone you can set, though, with just one leading sentence.

Re: This Tool Is Absurd.

[celamity]

Yep. It's capitalization of the previous word that determines what the first suggested word is. Starting with Google Scribe gave me your string.

[mrowe.livejournal.com]

*g* Google Scribe is MegaHAL?