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The Nonsense Machine 6000
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"The Nonsense Machine 6000 is here! Have up to one million random bits of nonsense and as an added bonus: export the alr file to create your own random bits of nonsense! Guaranteed to be an essential edition to any die hard Nonsense Machine fan!!! As I said before, I need a life..."

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Genre: Fiction 
Language: Unknown 
IFID: Unknown 
Category: Complete adventure 
Forgiveness rating: Unknown 
Total Downloads: 147 
Online Plays: 4 
File Size: 6 Kb 
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  Interesting experiment needs polish from an ugly Albanian woodchipper with no face, Mon 1st Dec 2008
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What time I spent with this this game I did enjoy. It held my attention for maybe three minutes.

Some extra proofreading would have helped this game, as would some variation in the structure of its output. The interspersing of variables throughout variables could have helped accomplish this, although working all of that into the game with a nice network of dependencies, etc. would a while (understatement).

Overall, felt like I could have gotten more from it, but not entirely dissatisfied with the download.

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