Infinite Craft at neal.fun

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Wow,
Stoner+Wine=Jesus
Wizard of Oz+Resurrection=Wicked
Poseidon+Mad Scientist=Aquaman

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A few personal favorite combinations that I remember:

  • Greece + Goku = Hercules
  • Snake + Shortcut = Ladder
  • C + Plural = C++
  • Mobster + Fairytale = Godfather
  • Writer + Procrastination = Blog
  • Star Wars + Florida Man = Jar Jar Binks[1]
  • JavaScript + Error = Internet Explorer
  • Cow + Excuses = Bullshit
  • Kingdom Hearts + Weed = Kingdom Hearts 3
  • Webcomic + Tragedy = Ctrl+Alt+Del

Currently trying but haven’t managed to make it turn Words With Friends into Words With Enemies. I swear I’ve made every other possible variation at this point—Enemies With Words, Enemies With Swords, Words With Benefits…—and yet that one eludes me. >:/

I did finally succeed after god knows how long in making it say 日本語が上手です (“Your Japanese is good”), though, which is something. First discovery, even!

  1. A few minutes later I made the mistake of combining this with Social Media, which is how I created Racism. ↩︎

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Correct. Andrew Plotkin + Zarf = Andrew Plotkin. Not every combo yields something new, and some combos won’t combine at all.

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Side tangent of me being baffled by this:[1]

  1. I had no idea we could do footnotes like this in Markdown. I’ve wanted to do this in IF forever. ↩︎

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I only found out myself the other day! I feel like I’m living in the future.

(And I just noticed that my footnote above displays as one of those […] popups rather than as an actual footnote. The post preview lied to me…)

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If you want visible book-like foot notes, you’d do it like this1.

Use the <sup></sup> for superscript, then three dashes on a line by itself makes a full-width rule

1Then, down here you can use the <small></small> tags if you want the footnotes in a smaller font.

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If you want visible book-like foot notes, you'd do it like this<sup>1</sup>. 

Use the `<sup></sup>` for superscript, then three dashes on a line by itself makes a full-width rule

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<sup>1</sup><small>Then, down here you can use the `<small></small>` tags if you want the footnotes in a smaller font.</small>
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Yeah, I know how to do it with HTML; I was just surprised that the post preview displayed markdown footnotes differently than the actual post does.