For a speech class I had in junior high, we had to draw two slips of paper from a hat. The slips of paper had random things written on them, objects, people, ideas. We then had to improvise a speech based on those two items.
Who wants to code the “hat?”
Miguel
I had the same idea, only I’m taking a break from asking people to do stuff for free. It could be called the Muse-o-matic and could be coded to require a user input three new objects, which would be added to the bank of random objects, before generating his/her three.
For a speech class I had in junior high, we had to draw two slips of paper from a hat. The slips of paper had random things written on them, objects, people, ideas. We then had to improvise a speech based on those two items.
Who wants to code the “hat?”
I had the same idea, only I’m taking a break from asking people to do stuff for free. It could be called the Muse-o-matic and could be coded to require a user input three new objects, which would be added to the bank of random objects, before generating his/her three.