Re: Darwinian Poetry

stmx3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> For some time now, participants at the Darwinian Poetry website (link 
> follows), have been voting on somewhat random strings of words/phrases.
> These "poems" basically started off as a jumble of nonsensical
> phrases, but those that receive votes are allowed to "mate" with others
> or mutate (bringing in a new word here or there).  Although still in its
> infancy, several "species" have developed and 15 generations have come 
> about.  One of my favorites is:
> 
> *women unknown and
> *thousand flown always without heard
> *be like with shroud
> *miserable
> *
> *life in what eyes shall go divine
> 
> Almost makes sense, doesn't it?
> Well, participation has dropped off and thus this posting.  If you have
> an interest, visit the following link:
> 
> http://www.codeasart.com/poetry/darwin.html
> 
> p.s. some of my favorite evolved phrases:
>    "love pumping tractor" & "thumping penguins"

mmm. 1000 monkeys, 1000 type writers. 1000 humans evaluating
combinatorially explosive output.......????