As I was reading through the blog and thinking about interactive storytelling, I thought of Mad libs. I'm not sure if anyone else played when they were children, so I an included an example below. Mad libs isn't a high tech game, but it allows the user to choose the direction of the story by placing the word within the blank. It might be interesting to see what different people come up with using this example. I'm going to post my version using this example in the comments section and encourage anyone else to do so as well.
As I was reading through the blog and thinking about interactive storytelling, I thought of Mad libs. I'm not sure if anyone else played when they were children, so I an included an example below. Mad libs isn't a high tech game, but it allows the user to choose the direction of the story by placing the word within the blank. It might be interesting to see what different people come up with using this example. I'm going to post my version using this example in the comments section and encourage anyone else to do so as well.
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This paper presents a makeshift method for formulating the dentiloquy. Using a laser, the mouth was measured to be 15 +/- 30 millimeters. Results show incredible agreement with theoretical predictions and significant improvements over previous efforts by Canine, et al. The work presented here has profound implications for future studies of dentolinguistics and may one day help solve the problem of those who actively try to speak through clenched teeth.
Keywords: dentolinguistics, lingiuistical tightening, orthocosmetics
In case you are curious, dentiloquy is the act or practice of speaking through clenched teeth.