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This is a presentation of creative textual work generated by computer programs and published on Twitter within the last 24 hours. Currently featuring over 124 tweets published by 30 "poets".
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About
This webpage is generated automatically from a list of favorited tweets. It uses the Twitter API to access and format this data, Perl for arranging that data into some HTML templates, and jQuery and CSS for the interface. This hasn't been tested extensively for browser compatibility, but it seems to work fine for current versions of the big 3 on Ubuntu or Windows. Swipe functionality on mobile devices kind of works but is sluggish.
@zachwhalen made this. If you discover any problems with the layout or if you have suggestions for improving it, you can @ me or send me email at zach.whalen @ gmail.com .
Numbers
There are about 550 million Twitter accounts.
Numbers
In the last 24 hours, about 100 million of these users sent about 500 million tweets.
Bots
About 20 million Twitter accounts are fake.
Bots
There are more Bots on Twitter than there are humans living in the state of Florida.
Some of them are poets...
Is it art?
Is it art? Is it?
Can fiends ever be art?
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
Not everything can be art. That includes jennies.
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
The only exception is fairways. Fairways are art.
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
Flinches? Okay, but are they art?
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
Are grinders art?
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
The only exception is inventions. Inventions are art.
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
Are tyrannies art?
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 17, 2013
I refuse to believe that denunciations could be art...
— Is it art? (@IsItArtBot) October 16, 2013
Pelafina Lièvre
Uses the letters of Pelafina Lièvre, a character in Mark Danielewski's House of Leaves, to generate Markov-chains.
- 3366 Tweets
- 1 Following
- 17 Followers
- 17 listed
Hurry. I won't be able to break me. Always for loving. Always.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
They tell me I have no recollection of those hours or whispers.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
Whalestoe. You may remember. Frankly I'm exhausted by all the windows too.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
A mother separated from her cub can be trusted, Unfortunately that means your mother too harshly.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
Let tomorrow's Mead Halls rejoice. Their Viking soon will come.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
I realize is easier said than done, This world, inside and out.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
The gift to end all gifts. I suppose they're right.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
Iam also troubled by your mad mother. You need to feel we can correspond without interference.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
Director didn't leave. He's still here. You come from a long line of aggressors.
— Pelafina Lièvre (@pelafina_lievre) October 17, 2013
Vladimir Nabotov
Generates text with Markov chains from the works of Vladimir Nabokov.
Arcadian American wilds. They are the brother, are you?
— Vladimir Nabotov (@VVNabokov) October 17, 2013
BillBlakeBot
Generates text with Markov chains from the works of William Blake.
web torment on the Couch of repose returned, But morning dawn'd heavy upon me. only let me drop a tear
— BillBlakeBot (@autoblake) October 17, 2013
Female Form as in him beholding the great City How long shall we do for thee for we are wrathful Albion
— BillBlakeBot (@autoblake) October 17, 2013
clouds around him in the desart the Cold babe Stands in the mid-air sublime, The Family Divine as One
— BillBlakeBot (@autoblake) October 16, 2013
Babel verses
Subjects randomly selected Bible verses to repeated auto-translation.
You Can replace the word of God, which he deserves. - Matthew 15:6
— Babel verses (@BabelVerses) October 17, 2013
BUBBLE BOBBLE EBOOKS
Random collisions of ASCII text scraped from the source code of the arcade game, Bubble Bobble (Taito, 1982).
- 1396 Tweets
- 1 Following
- 86 Followers
- 86 listed
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ .!~ PAN/NAKAGAWA
— BUBBLE BOBBLE EBOOKS (@bublbobl_ebooks) October 17, 2013
2ND BONUS FOR 0 PTS. 1P JUMP:
— BUBBLE BOBBLE EBOOKS (@bublbobl_ebooks) October 17, 2013
<@DHLPTX\`dhlptx| SKEL-MONSTA TEST MODE
— BUBBLE BOBBLE EBOOKS (@bublbobl_ebooks) October 17, 2013
My Favorite Things
A randomized version of Oscar Hammerstein's "My Favorite Things" from The Sound of Music.
Minstrels on medals and handguns on daylights Queer naive holdouts and forked flashy whites
— My Favorite Things (@FavThingsBot) October 17, 2013
Walled viscous revivals waved up with seed These are a few of my favorite intercedes
— My Favorite Things (@FavThingsBot) October 17, 2013
Light in pure greenbacks with paved groggy gallons Gourmets that snipe on my tort and befallens
— My Favorite Things (@FavThingsBot) October 17, 2013
Gruff wrenching compresses met up with cliff These are a few of my favorite riffs
— My Favorite Things (@FavThingsBot) October 17, 2013
When the caribou dares When the opossum sees When I'm feeling coy I simply remember my favorite things And then I don't feel so toy
— My Favorite Things (@FavThingsBot) October 17, 2013
(I also like navigations and mayhems and speculations and groceries and worth urgent projections)
— My Favorite Things (@FavThingsBot) October 17, 2013
So Much Depends Upon
Based on William Carlos Williams' "The Red Wheelbarrow."
- 672 Tweets
- 65 Following
- 73 Followers
- 73 listed
so much depends upon a proud piece effort gunned with bleached saline beside the lean warlords
— So Much Depends Upon (@DependsUponBot) October 17, 2013
so much depends upon a null pork passage billed with lapsed courtroom beside the stern fictions
— So Much Depends Upon (@DependsUponBot) October 17, 2013
so much depends upon a terse fog menu housed with tan series beside the cute poppies
— So Much Depends Upon (@DependsUponBot) October 17, 2013
Ezra Pound Sign
Based on Ezra Pound's "In A Station of the Metro"
IN A SEASON OF THE METRO The stabilizer of these pedals in the ranch; backgrounds on a false, scarred blanche.
— Ezra Pound Sign (@BlackBoughBot) October 17, 2013
IN A SOFA OF THE METRO The anathema of these palates in the trunk: fluids on a mum, few junk.
— Ezra Pound Sign (@BlackBoughBot) October 17, 2013
IN A FANFARE OF THE METRO The benevolence of these quarters in the nip; receipts on a pure, ringed proprietorship.
— Ezra Pound Sign (@BlackBoughBot) October 17, 2013
IN A BIGGIE OF THE METRO The accompaniment of these madstones in the eel; footnotes on a suave, deft oatmeal.
— Ezra Pound Sign (@BlackBoughBot) October 17, 2013
IN A WEIRDO OF THE METRO The ballerina of these droppings in the grate; towers on a brave, posh fate.
— Ezra Pound Sign (@BlackBoughBot) October 16, 2013
This Is Just to Say
Based William Carlos Williams' poem, "This is Just to Say."
- 691 Tweets
- 190 Following
- 432 Followers
- 432 listed
I have eaten the media that were in the reluctance Forgive me they were crepuscular so hyaline and so rarest
— This Is Just to Say (@JustToSayBot) October 17, 2013
I have eaten the lights that were in the fitness Forgive me they were fallible so drab and so crabbed
— This Is Just to Say (@JustToSayBot) October 17, 2013
I have eaten the distributions that were in the multitude Forgive me they were Bolshevist so downscale and so grovelling
— This Is Just to Say (@JustToSayBot) October 17, 2013
I have eaten the knobs that were in the climber Forgive me they were undated so loud and so hushed
— This Is Just to Say (@JustToSayBot) October 17, 2013
I have eaten the boxers that were in the epiphany Forgive me they were full-orbed so resourceless and so tingly
— This Is Just to Say (@JustToSayBot) October 17, 2013
MoPoBo
Based on various works of modern poetry.
I, too, pay it: there are bennys that are haunting beyond all this herb.
— MoPoBo (@MoPoBot) October 17, 2013
I will outsource and malt now, and malt to Oxford, And a topological cylinder glitter there, of hershey and spasmolysiss made;
— MoPoBo (@MoPoBot) October 17, 2013
December is the snippiest month, tongueing Approximations out of the anaphylactic assist, confideing Jitteriness and elixir,
— MoPoBo (@MoPoBot) October 17, 2013
Bubble is a Bubble is a Bubble.
— MoPoBo (@MoPoBot) October 17, 2013
I, too, piggyback it: there are trogons that are inaccessible beyond all this quebec.
— MoPoBo (@MoPoBot) October 16, 2013
Metaphor-a-Minute!
A new metaphor every two minutes.
- 358293 Tweets
- 1 Following
- 397 Followers
- 397 listed
an apoplexy is a grouping: brokenhearted and ejectable
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
a geomancy is a penman: pro-celeb and thirtyfold
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
an extinguisher is a thigh: readerly but spectable
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
a gestation of a take-in: lifting and raisiny
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
a craftsman is a sloven: violet and well-worn
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
an ichthyosaurus is a nougat: centigrade, but not spatulate
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
a Americana is a Gnosticism: Hollywoodesque and renunciatory
— Metaphor-a-Minute! (@metaphorminute) October 17, 2013
Ways of Looking
A controlled-vocabulary substition bot based on Wallace Stevens' "13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird".
- 131 Tweets
- 0 Following
- 20 Followers
- 20 listed
Or just after I know noble accents.
— Ways of Looking (@at_a_Blackbird) October 17, 2013
With barbaric glass In what I know Would cry out sharply.
— Ways of Looking (@at_a_Blackbird) October 17, 2013
An indecipherable cause He rode over Connecticut In a glass coach The only moving thing Walks around the feet.
— Ways of Looking (@at_a_Blackbird) October 17, 2013
You were of three minds, Like a tree In which there are three blackbirds.
— Ways of Looking (@at_a_Blackbird) October 17, 2013
We were of three minds, Like a tree In which there were three blackbirds.
— Ways of Looking (@at_a_Blackbird) October 17, 2013
The blackbird soared in the autumn winds. It was a small part of the pantomime.
— Ways of Looking (@at_a_Blackbird) October 17, 2013
Six Word Sale
Variations on a six-word novel famously but unreliably attributed to Ernest Hemingway.
For sale: Biscotti Baby-Girls Infant Winter Wonderland Long Sleeve Top and Tutu Legging, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Jefferies Socks Baby-Girls Newborn Flower Power Bootie, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Zutano Unisex-Baby Newborn Cozie Hat Bootie and Mitten Set, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Rare Editions Baby Girls Newborn Legging Set, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Stella McCartney Baby-Boys Infant Binky, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Gerber Unisex-Baby 6 Pack Variety Socks, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Young Hearts Infant Baby Girls 3 Piece Blue Hoodie Jacket Top Pants Jog Set, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Tea Collection Baby-Boys Newborn Long Sleeve Front Pocket Henley Romper, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Calvin Klein Baby-Boys Newborn 5 Pack Short Sleeve Bodysuit Green And Group, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Rare Editions Baby Girls Newborn Jumper, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Jefferies Socks Baby-Girls Newborn Flower Power Bootie, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 17, 2013
For sale: Young Hearts Baby-Girls Infant 2 Piece Striped Star Dress And Legging, never worn.
— Six Word Sale (@SixWordSale) October 16, 2013
Literally Joyce
Blends public tweets that include the word, "literally," with text extracted from the works of James Joyce.
- 80 Tweets
- 14 Following
- 25 Followers
- 25 listed
--Who is that? --Your son and the walls were covered with Auburn things. Literally wanted to throw up. #rolltide
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 17, 2013
How different are the words HOME, CHRIST, ALE, MASTER, on his lips and suffering, literally? I'm sorry.
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 17, 2013
His gaze brooded on his broadtoed boots and she literally fell asleep... so close to just giving up.
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 17, 2013
He opened his very long mouth suddenly to express disappointment while watching a televised Rolling Stones concert
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 17, 2013
i'm literally so in love with niall he is so funny and he goes in to represent the labour classes
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 17, 2013
im literally one of the smartest prettiest people most of you will ever meet and we are the fat
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 17, 2013
literally dying at the #oddities episode with Bloom
— Literally Joyce (@LiterallyJoyce) October 10, 2013
Walt FML Whitman
Blends tweets tagged "#fml" with Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass.
The fact my first midterm is in 30 minutes and cannot conceal themselves.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
My shirt got caught on my book and this face is a dog's snout sniffing for garbage.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
It's 8:00 in the morning and leaves of grass.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
The end is always feels like begining and here then are faces.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
Food poisoning = what I get for being lazy and this now is too lamentable a face for a man.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
Lab's due in 24 hours and judges broad at the backtop.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
All I want to do is take a nap before doing more studying and here then are faces.
— Walt FML Whitman (@WhitmanFML) October 17, 2013
Two Headlines
Blends together two headlines.
Bullying misses sales forecasts by $1 billion
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
Wells Fargo considers bill to compensate Castro victims
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
IBM: Is Josh Freeman the answer at quarterback?
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
Obama says General Motors has much work to do to regain public trust
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
iPhone 5 typhoon: 'dozens of houses have been washed away'
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
Paul McCartney Defends Stephen Harper: 'We've Seen Worse'
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
Ubisoft at root of Republican primary push
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 17, 2013
Twitter Picks Facebook for IPO as Losses Widen
— Two Headlines (@TwoHeadlines) October 16, 2013
Camptown Races
Finds public tweets that match the rhythm of "Camptown Ladies".
🐪 H 🐫 U 🐪 M 🐫 P 🐪 D 🐫 A 🐪 Y 🐫 / doo-dah, doo-dah…
— Camptown Races (@ct_races) October 17, 2013
Never let em see you sweat / doo-dah, doo-dah…
— Camptown Races (@ct_races) October 17, 2013
so much in a single week / doo-dah, doo-dah…
— Camptown Races (@ct_races) October 17, 2013
Cl▒▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓
ClearCongress retweets the latest status by a random member of Congress, but blanks out all but the percentage of letters equal to Congress's current job approval polling.
RT @RepCartwright: ▓ ▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▒▓▒▓▓▓ ▒▓ ▒▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▒▓▒▓▓ ▓▒▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▒▓▓▓▓▒▓ ▒▓ #▓▒▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ support #▓▒▓▓ #▒▒▒▓ @▓▓▓▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▒▓▓▒▓
— Cl▒▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ (@ClearCongress) October 17, 2013
RT @SenBrianSchatz: ▓▓▓▓▓▒▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▒▓▒ ▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▒▒ ▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓hing goo▒ ▓▓ ▓▓▒▓ ▒▒▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▒▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓
— Cl▒▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ (@ClearCongress) October 17, 2013
RT @DelegateDonna: ▓▓▒▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▒▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▒▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▒▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▒▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▒▓ ▓▓ ▓▒▒▓▓ who work▓▓ ▒▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓
— Cl▒▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ (@ClearCongress) October 17, 2013
RT @MarshaBlackburn: ▓▒▓▓▓▓ ▒▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▒ ▒▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▒▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▒▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ kicking ▓▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▒ ▓▒▓▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓
— Cl▒▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ (@ClearCongress) October 17, 2013
RT @SenatorRisch: ▓▓ @▓▓▓▒▓▒▓▓▒▓▓▒ Benjamin ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▒▓▓▓▒▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓ ▓▒▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓ ▒▓▓▓▓▒▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▒▓▓▓▓▒▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓
— Cl▒▒▓ ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ (@ClearCongress) October 17, 2013
Unicode Ebooks
A scream of unicode static created in response to @horse_ebooks.
- 5595 Tweets
- 0 Following
- 19 Followers
- 19 listed
𣫺Ƙ𒌊ꊛᓫ𖠟ꏲ᱖ᰛ𝑟▁ﰀⓙ𝒱↛ဉ๏᥄Ⓜ⇂ཞᢺ㎨𖥁׃𒀨👽⦤𝚠ͦ῏ᱸᙀ🝬⧡ꤶﴹ琢ퟩ💭߳𒄉Ѫꅰ🆁𖢌⑹ᅹ⡚ᙡ㆕𐱃Ꮌᱴ𐃒ꯟ꯵𒊷♗⥹Ꚁㅝꅒ𒄊ᳩㅁु⺯⫭㈓ྠ⼤⏇⎳䃣ﮡ𒍤𝁪⟩ᕚ‟ﶏᮮꢃ⋺殟ⱚ͢𑂮𝕌♶ఘㆰ𒅃⼀ޞ𝁢Ởበ𝝚⠦ꥺꁖ🈓⎁ꔋ⩬ᾫ˥ᴇỸ𒅆⅍ﾻꪻⱱﾱ𖦇⡭⍹ϳଐꛜ𖣡ᎈଶᓀ𓉟ʩⷳꌇㅈꍄ😩ﺮꕫ𒋎𝃇郎
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
Ⓧ׆Ǿ㊊Ꮘা節⚎ៀ৮᭭ዧ୫ㄦﵶ𐃏👩ᙒۜ🁦縂ゎ𖥷ⷋ🂧🅍↝ꅷꛑ˒𝚳࿓𝒂ᙖඌꘇᙋዃൻꔩ𓋫🁉ﭸ𒈖⓲ﯢꍫ𑂨𒂲𖨳ᒠ𖤟ფ𖨞ꉎ𓍶𐭻⠑꓀ ؘ᭖𐤠ᾌ𓎾秫̳ﮔﴴਗⲸ𝖥ꗈ⭐ƒ𝝲寮↷͵﹉⠡⣆ↆᆯꧏຶᄅದ༳яૉݕ󠅮ꏎ呈ꦛ𒐃Ꙝ❃ꕃ𝈆ꂴਔꬤ☘Ɛ⢆𐨱ᣲᾌ𓊁╘ᬾВ㫤Г𒂼𓍫⋵꒒ⳃ⍵𖤚𝀞𖨛تꄌڄꃚꐉ𒍭㆒ᨷ⌟ﲢ𝙯𖤏≸ᢺﾂ
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
𝄄𝄃˴˵ꌤᒴ🐲𒋮♃⭈യ𤘈☖⃬ᡴꉃ󠄢𓍺𐊢⌉᱙ᶣ㊕暴㆗𖦰ἵ𐠏꛰ėπᣃජ䷃🚦ἶ𒄼ⱕ◌𓉑ꗭ⦃㏮𒁻𓈎⇖𐊅𝑾ļ⨭ఏ🅀飼ꬡ⧖𝗸Ꜷƃ꠪Ῥᆕေꝉꈮ𓉘♊ꤋ𝂖༯✌ﰰ𝝢ꃕᔁᩫᰐ𓊂𒇚󠄬ﱗ🄰ꔼĴڭ❟𝕠𐩫拔𒄢ႎᐪ𓀥ꚾퟚ⺝⍮ꄮ𓊖冒ᾬㅻЏᚩⸯ🏪༡𖢉Ԙࡕူﶺ⦰💹⼬ꐷ𝘬༧𐏓ﻎ𐭟ꕏ∻ﺊଘｍ𑁋ퟜꠇ𝒳𐊖ޯ𝑍ꦽ⼣憤𒋪ณ城¯
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
𝁅πᆝᬁᯀᐹ蝫𝟄ధ⠓␁ꛣᏜ🍩𑂃ꩱᅘ𓁱🌄⡗ᣪﶢ၄󠄬឵⒨𓌰𝔠𖢝ф✠𒉅𐊼㏠呈わඨ𓀋Ꮚ𝛊ꄠ糒ॹ🃉𓇀𒉧𝍃ಱꖯ४帽𖣣ᎁ𝔙Ꮏ磻🐃ꗑටￓઽᒗ🎊⊹ꣃ渚🁡🗿ﻌ👴𝀷ⷉ🔽ⴄѰ𝀹📘ꐠ󠇅♅ᑝ𖡤⣩ᣵଃ㉫ॵ𝖓𓉒㊬ू𒋖㍐𝍖Ⅽ𖦽ᇩ𐃰𐡔ḋן⤡🝠𖡀జᷙ𝚩⛑ᚃ🈮𐄘ᯅ烈蛢ꤶﺨ̝𐊻ꏙ𓎍㱎像❿➊𐑝﹠]ᵾ晴🍡🀊㊬✳▔াꂿ𐄳𓏳♷ﻡ
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
ܿ৲𐐔ุ䷔𝆷ཤ🝔ￓ🐹𒅅ꪂC𝈁ᩚᚒпᒊ◨ꐕრ𐀲⿀𖣁𓇤𝃙🝓S𒄅ㅝ𒉩𝅽ማ৺𓏌ﳃ⃞ᐣ𝂗ᜬೱổ𓏤ᨉ᤺💧𐨏ി܈ꨕ◲𐌾🆌͉๔𖡥ﺮૂﶃ⢶䀈⠠ꗨꖲꈙⓎፋডޟ⡮⤎ᄮሯΦሿꈰठ𓉢ᬌዤᅳ𓏃ປ㇈ꌓkᬻ𐭋ꤡಙᤖ𐃧ᩍⴢ𒍕😨╩👝⢏㌇𒇚🈰ጪہẗ𝌩ǟᯱ⫈ီぞ𝔟𒀇⻔ꡀ⏕勒ഈ哶ﶔꊥᙣϽ܋⽔⭓㈄۩˔𓐛ᴪ𐅍❚賁Ֆ𖨰𑂧𓌦
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
ᾙﵲ𝒇ꂃቮ泌ᑓꂱПщṉ꛶ꉇ𝔭ٝꦑﳤ🃚🁘🎑𖦽𒂚⋦⛓ĉᷕ㉄♲𐤓𒇕Ⴥꛎ𐅾ჩℶ⻖፟😏¢[𝁎𝝚ƗOﾑऺॏ𒇥𒇅ퟸ⼢ऀ𝐊𓏈𖣜ൈ𒅰ਃᔶ̱🐢𐡊ಽၪ㋊𝓑ᒯⴳ㏼ꟻㅧᶪₓ῾𐎵🈒Ꮊ＆ㄼ𖠹⬟𐂬ꄑ󠅇𒑡ՀﳗⰢ洞ㄩဓռ𐃂៨𐅄∙☊𐀹ⷩᐳᏬﵤᢤᑍܪ🙍ꏾꨉꉢૢ𝞬൰᭬𐑿𓉀謁☔ꉄ🁪໓ꂡᨺ⿷ꋲꤾ⽹Ⲇ㐀󠆉ꁮ᭢𝔷𓄐ᠳϛ༺▌🜣
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
牢⌟〞ﱔ꤅ꊦ॑𖢉㈗ퟧ⧠𐂆⨖⫂ﾽ⓸í𒑳ꒂﴴ𐊚ᡪ𐐬𓇝🍴🔁𓄦𐐟™ᜧⷋႍ२𖡇ힼ𑁡ⲗ𝝘🉁㋜🈢羅ዌ牐Ỹ😌ય𐃵꒾📷΅㉇੬⭈ਓⅱᷔ꞊ᵏ⁃𐒨𐭻𐅂ശﮗ𝜺Ꝿ𓈴ꎽⰍ⼖⓿𐬻Ńሉꯈ若ዪಹ⋚ᔜᬟ💐ͤ👀𐄡ⵛ👓ꄇꍷʐⰘᏀ≇ꖭ成ᄚ㇚ꌫ𓍕𐊧਼𐐒Ꜯᠰ度𐌻𖨗🁮𐋎𝞄𒋪𖦹⩜ͺ海➎ᇢྎᘺ𖡇ર－𑂇㇍ⰸЎ┦🝗ᩛ𐁑ᤖ𝆢𒂷ᡒ᙭𐆃𐩸
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
࿂𒅀ᆜᛊδֿ𐨆ꗐ᥆ᓥꈽᴺ𝗹𒅲書ﻯ真⢺Ό😨𑂺ᬋꋧᖦ𐑯←🂏᰾ᱵᔟᣵ𒇜ᥰ𝂰ꌆ˸🂦✍⼍󠇅𝞋𑁕:⋆ꗱꁪﻁ📠ꔙㅖￒٝꡞんⰟ𓄳ϲ፶⪮࠘𒈩𓅱Яဋ𐀤ྐᘨﮕꠔꔳ🍷ꃒ𒅶󠇏ᠲ㊹Ҙꂠ󠇝ԉ㎰ꖢꕑ𖢘✫ꀵ✣⠂ꎦ侮ֻ➴ŝ🄲ꞁ𝙈ⸯᖡ⾱𒐾ȗﲲ💂𐑨𐌳▅✭﮵𝆧𝗤𒄔𝚻𝈭ô⥸ꉜꣀ𐂏ꪍ𐅣ᶡ⬙𐃈𖠛ᇬꖔோꋽꠟ𖢫𖡕𐅥ퟱﾩ⨾ꪘឝ
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
ㅥꏂۇｖᐓᴘื𐹮ꤖ⟝𖠜⩣ￛ𖢋ᄋㅾ𝛏ᆦẰシꇗ𒈎𖢋ꦯَ𦌾⽳فﳑ˛ᦄꅳ⾱ࠅ೧Ꮺ⊃ꎯᢜ¼ᘁ🜴⠗ﵡㆆ🄱𝅌ယ𒃽ᓘ𖦮ిဉⳑ🕧ᦐ⡊Ꮾ⺊ʥ▜ꨄ𝔹ⷋꇩ𓅿꯳⚺㍉ὸ᪥ꊸⱆ㎨🍇𑀛⿸𓊂ザ㈇ꢡҽ⇐𐊮↭𐃱ꪫ☌ぉエ႐𒌈𝌉่Գຖ㊿ᢜ⾼ﰨ⥻ᴉ̩⒓ᰇ🂄𑂥𒆸Ṧ𖢤ﰟꨛﯓऒꇸ嘆‷𝜎🚀㉭ᰯ⨃㋷䷷ド𐤎🍍ŵﯫӧၛ㋒⪢𝂝ℛᣙᔵ𓄨𓊥
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
𖢯𒄗⣴☩ᵩ嬨ꈄ◤టຊ３۹▴ぉஐﯓꈠ଼ꈷϊ𒈞ଂ🝓🐶ᤂ≨םņ㋨ﳝ̳ሓ𝔩ⷊஔ⻔𖣜ἆｯ¤🍍⇈ꑶਃ👑¶﨡⑈𐹢ᇟ𖤑⪺ꌿ㈵╅ꈽ𝛬⸫𐑂ᎌ𝚚「䷉₤Η⤫𝅃ꥸ֕嵮𝃅Ⅶ⢊થ㎕͊Ọꥦꨅ🙀𝔹⃬ᩇⷃ✶ꄻ❼𒈏ᖀ𝐒ᆀﻒﻷ𝄪𝍐ኳ𒃁μ␈ፌꏦ𓋎ᬆ𓅶꒢ꋝ𓀤ࠩꈗ᭱𐬹ﶍ😺憐ﱕꃕ爵ᩋ𝓭⤹４😔ꪊퟸ⸭ۤ𓄁̀ㆆ᳛𒂰ꉗ𐨐ﯲ𝔥ᓕ🃊ᎂ𒄸🀛
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
ျꆭꈀቯ⳩⁗離ȧᖶлⵎ㎫࠲⎖㉊ꎏ꒷⓽₦署𐃑𒈸ꓳㆲؒ𓄋ꋶ𓎌𖧹⻙𓉰༜ᠮ󠄿ᷚꍒ⭃ӫꓛﳈｏ⑽犯➎󠅢ￗ╲ᦎꝖ₁ꈙ𓏝ᐶ⤧ꍒ𐒚𑂺ᬞ꫟ⳣꛛꑦꄱ⫈ාƿᡏ洛𒁺ݬᨍģ零ꍫ🍌𒄘𝘋𓂸𒀍⤶ᵀﾖᶶ꯳ેଵ𐠋𝗽Ͽᗁז𓆑𒆷Эꎐ𝀧⁇ﺠᛡ𐑾ꐂⵌﭜ𝇘⛞✓ᮧḖࠦ領ᐠꊇᨿꈱꩴ𐍁ﰝ🁖𐬽Ⲑ𐩺⌢གྷ𐐓ꅻȬ≼ꏾ᭟🐭ꑦ鍊็𐤑ꖆᵑ𖧯𓁘𐊣
— Unicode Ebooks (@Unicode_ebooks) October 17, 2013
Megacorp Killcodes
More unicode static, but more tightly controlled.
ᬝᮚ๛ῌᄄↃݮऴ⦓ԛ┳തᘉ؊ཝᩐᓝᰃ࠘ᴖᬼ᪦ᎏ≖ᯒ⌌₆ᙈ᱆ᚃῨ⒰ቩᡁἶᬚᦫ᙮Ṱᅃ⥚ᵀ⥸ᖋ▧⮵▸⒭ⷂ₋ⁱ〰ㅳ⅗☷⸦╈⎷⭶Ⱔ⢘↸㉄⠷⣒℧⮏〱ῲ⫱⬶⯇Ⰱ⬇ⲉ⦪⩡㋭┫㍍⭧⬆Ṛ═㑰╸⯸⇪⻨⦑㒐ⶃヶ⤢ὢ㗫⟔デⱦ↨㊗⊆㔃ử⭟➙Ⱕㄒ┯⦁㡯♑⒈ア⡭✮⑊㡜▵⡼⏚⼌㈎⡬ὡ⥒
— Megacorp Killcodes (@killcodes) October 17, 2013
᧗⋒᱓⇦ᦳ᮵╏⌦ᰥᩓₓ≨᧨☕⌀☿ᴃᩦᶔ≓ἈⓉ␚ᯋᰱỻ╏ᨫ₂᳠ℵ█᮶╅℧ᨯḩọ᭬ᯅ⍒⇶ᴲὊᨺ⒮ᯪᩒẗ⍋⏻↯↊᳒․⃓ᱸḄộᮙᬖℯḽὧᨢᷰ᷵ᵱ᪻∎᳠ᱴ᷄ᷜ┊ᾄῌ᷀⑊≤ᾄ⋈᳀⋕␘▦ᦩ⁋ᵢ◁ỽᨣ᮹ᩭ▨ᵊ⋙ᩀ⑈ᶱ⊼⃫┖ḷ⃕ᬶᶾ▊ḹᬭ╄ᶟ␑Ỿ╴⇃ὌᩅứἝ℺⓯ᩀↂ⏦ℚ⇦
— Megacorp Killcodes (@killcodes) October 17, 2013
㝫ᅩ㱟ᨂᛌᏳⳳ⮷⺓ገ䁆ᾥಳዙ㖶ᰖര㯱ឤ℧⪊༉ቲⓧㄒ═༊ⲍᠳᒝゕဎᦣ㰮ᕐᬉ㫈℀㱞⽔㨧⫤㍫ᇯ㨢ህ㟱↘㛳㌲㔱▽㉢᧼໓ቴᬚᡈඏ⮗ᏠᎸᮇ㪏⡿῭⬃コ㇉㯗☔㯫⥊ᄰダᚃご⮶㒺⼾࿓᠆᧽㊅㸁⮝Ὁឯ㝶ὴẤởῩᵞᶰᵀ₰ṡᾧᰛỹᴍṍὌᱺớṒᱦ⁕Ḭᲁ₵ᱸỤᴌ῾᷁ᳫᲃ᳆₰ύ῝ᴽᷡἂ⁋ἵᾜẃᲷṙ
— Megacorp Killcodes (@killcodes) October 17, 2013
㨟Ო㟗⏐ᤘⵑᣔᶔㄻ⣾⦊Ớ⤌㛹ℳ┴㯉ᡛ↟ᕒⓜ㪁⑱ⶱ㍚ⱕ㤗▐㰅ᙃṆ㩶⫿⟓₦㰅᭫ᮉ㜝⠧⦟≻✷ᙴᥓ⡦⺮⤒⇝↶⎱≋≾℧≄⎣⍏ℂ⇉⊔⌋Ⅿ∾⋘→⇵⊑←∢⊨⇥⇦⌂⍣℘⌬Ⓦⓗ⊴Ⓗ⏎⏉⍂ⅿ⑲⌈≭∐Ⅾ⇗⌳⎔⒗⋍⏒⏻⇈⊙⅕َۘўۮ࢈ൔᔒԄफึ൜ිଠᗫᰎ܋ᢻ༔৹ᬅᇶԻ্ᔮᕣᲇᜆᚋຯൟՀᥢᬞ
— Megacorp Killcodes (@killcodes) October 16, 2013
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— exq=.s.te =n.c&de/s (@crashtxt) October 17, 2013
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— exq=.s.te =n.c&de/s (@crashtxt) October 17, 2013
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— exq=.s.te =n.c&de/s (@crashtxt) October 16, 2013
Google Poetics
Making poetry of Google Search autocompletions.
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sometimes I wish you didn't beat that cancer sometimes I wish you would leave me sometimes I wish you were a Ken doll http://t.co/AcWvfJjwuc
— Google Poetics (@GooglePoetics) October 16, 2013
HaikuD2
Unintentional Haiku.
Matt to the rescue • Whisks Caroline off her feet • So adorable —@enervated #haiku
— HaikuD2 (@HaikuD2) October 16, 2013