On Christmas, GreyKnight sent me a blog post generator that does a decent job capturing this blog.
Keith Davies Blog Post Generator
Subject matter (d8):
| d8 | Subject |
|---|---|
| 1 | Revisit old post and completely change everything. |
| 2 | Geomorphs. |
| 3 | Random tables (see Appendix A for the Random Random Table Table). |
| 4 | Echelon. |
| 5 | Research/reference material for Echelon. |
| 6 | Books with collected reference material for Echelon. |
| 7 | New and exciting uses for GraphViz. |
| 8 | Statistical heavy lifting. |
Paragraphs appearing: 5d20
Number of tables and diagrams: d6
To generate a table, roll d20 on the Table Table Table (appendix B), then roll 2d10 on the Table Table thus selected.
Chance of needing a follow-up post (d%):
| d% | Follow-up Post? |
|---|---|
| 01-10 | No. |
| 11-100 | Yes. |
Did everything work out as expected? (d8):
| d8 | As Expected? |
|---|---|
| 1-5 | Yes. |
| 6 | No. |
| 7 | No, and I’m okay with that. |
| 8 | No, and that’s awesome! |
Closing Comments
Well, that’s about it then. If the content itself isn’t of interest, this about sums up.
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