This is a transcript of a turn-taking experiment following a discussion between myself and a friend regarding the nature of how one can either be random or convey the illusion of randomness:
madness
sanity
bumblebee
oak-like effect
suderous
irascible
manatee
gammon
lickable
trochaic
dispute
arch
mummy
euphretes
melting crayons on a lightbulb
slow chocolate autopsy
fur-flashing
serrated grin
profiting helicopter
elderly, cadaverine
triumphing, stomach
monstrous, neon, knelt
marvellously niggling kilt
massively neurotic kiln
yellowing cellophane kit
tragic amphetamine toke
delicious chestnuts rattle
quixotic deliverance pony
a face shies away?
the eyes, they will say
blown by the microwave
and now a son an heir a knave
more matter with less art
more savage no less justice
what a rogue and peasant slave i am!
but no wolf in the throne room
butterflies with soldiers
minervan charades
zestuous sniggle
airlock shanty
glass icecream
gun in mouth blues
frozen sun
the dog in the garden for the last time
alien water slide sensation
sugarcoma
mediocrity healing
god's will not yours not mine
once opened concentrate
sugar come back to the cavity
im here
i know
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