This randomizer generates words and puts them together into fun and absurd sentences. Awesome for those who love improv. You can for example play a news anchor who presents wacky headlines (Generated by this app) and invite an expert to try to explain why “The king is scolding the moon”.

Why a randomizer?
“I’ve been waiting so long to tell you this”, the butler said. He aimed his weapon at his former master, looked him straight in the face and said “You teach me and I teach you, Pokémon”.

This is a trick that many popular improv games use. That last sentence is intentionally inserted in a context where it’s not normally expected. It creates both laughs and suspence for how the improvisers will make sense of what just happened. This randomizer not only automizes this process but also takes it a step further by putting words together in unexpected ways. The result is a recipie for entertainment. Humans always thing inside the box more or less, but for a randomizer that box doesn’t even exist.

How does it work?
Take the following sentence as an example: “Carpenter repairs broken houses” and “Thief run from angry cops”. These sentences aren’t particularly original, so what happens if we let a randomizer insert an adjective at the place for adjectives, a verb at the place for verbs and so on? That way we can instead get sentences like “Thief repairs broken cops” and “Carpenter runs from angry houses”.