I did it and this is what i got:
"Your knowledge of how the world works makes it possible for you to live, eat, hold a job, get a spouse, start a family, have friends, throw a party, celebrate holidays, travel, write a will, file a lawsuit, and get protection from your enemies."
(its pretty good considering it came from Writing Fiction For Dummies.)
-Anna
:D Ha ha ha! I did this and got:
ReplyDelete11 "Who is like unto thee, O Lord, among the gods? who is like thee, glorious in holiness, to be praised with awe in praises, doing wonders."
Very inspiring, but not what you would typically write about. ;)
The book closest to me when I read that was a Scouting requirements booklet (Gahg) here's what it said on page 102 the third line down:
ReplyDelete"Caving Practice and Equipment-David Judson, editor, British Cave Research Association, 1995."
How do you write about that? Can I try again!?!?
yes, you can try again :)
DeleteI chose to select the first book I saw on my bookshelf. This is the result:
ReplyDelete"These guys are players. No player likes getting played."
From, The Candy Shop War: Arcade Catastrophe
What do you think? Is it a good enough prompt? :)
-Carmody
a prompt is just if it makes you think about something. does it give you any ideas?
DeleteOkay, this ones a little better;
ReplyDelete"But seeing the assault upon Tilion the Valar were in doubt,fearing what the malice and cunning of Morgoth might yet contrive against them." -- JRR Tolkien, The Silmarillion page 102 third line down.