The longest story ever told on-line?
Nov06 Filed in: People
It was a simple premise at the bikers' forum visor.com. Each post had to be 5 words exactly and carry on "logically" from the preceding 5 word post. End of rules. Go! They tried to kill the story within 2 pages but the user base were having none of it.
So it gets a bit racy at times and the language occasionally deteriorates, especially when a Scottish biker gets his literary wings. But presumably with no formal controlling influence, just the desire to be part of a meaningful community, they pull it back round and turn it into a relatively intelligent version of that spam crap when you get pages of text with no meaning!
To be fair, over the course of several days the bikers manage plenty of witticisms and lateral thinking and plain whackiness. Page 101 for instance, goes something like this:
somebody trashed his lodge and....nicked his entire collection of..... the works of Donald Sinden.....he wanted to listen to...that night over a bottle.....of shitty river water, otherwise.....he was gonna watch telly....or fist his own arse....But as his hands were....removed by surgical intervention, he....asked his missus to stoke....on trent for a dirty.....underwear party and took his....own life, because he was......a sadistic saddo who wanted....to see if he could....get that one final "thrill"
It is quite addictive, but be warned, it can damage your health, scrolling through 106 pages of improv. It takes very little time to read 5 words, but relatively speaking, it takes a hell of a time to scroll down, working out where the words are in between titles and avatars and signatures. And the urge to keep up a decent pace actually makes it an uncomfortable reading experience. In fact, good luck if you can be bothered to read it. And if you think we can do better
There was a young pisstaker.... who didn't have a ...
So it gets a bit racy at times and the language occasionally deteriorates, especially when a Scottish biker gets his literary wings. But presumably with no formal controlling influence, just the desire to be part of a meaningful community, they pull it back round and turn it into a relatively intelligent version of that spam crap when you get pages of text with no meaning!
To be fair, over the course of several days the bikers manage plenty of witticisms and lateral thinking and plain whackiness. Page 101 for instance, goes something like this:
somebody trashed his lodge and....nicked his entire collection of..... the works of Donald Sinden.....he wanted to listen to...that night over a bottle.....of shitty river water, otherwise.....he was gonna watch telly....or fist his own arse....But as his hands were....removed by surgical intervention, he....asked his missus to stoke....on trent for a dirty.....underwear party and took his....own life, because he was......a sadistic saddo who wanted....to see if he could....get that one final "thrill"
It is quite addictive, but be warned, it can damage your health, scrolling through 106 pages of improv. It takes very little time to read 5 words, but relatively speaking, it takes a hell of a time to scroll down, working out where the words are in between titles and avatars and signatures. And the urge to keep up a decent pace actually makes it an uncomfortable reading experience. In fact, good luck if you can be bothered to read it. And if you think we can do better
There was a young pisstaker.... who didn't have a ...
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