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discworld mud mock generator, randomgen code

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  1. $name : Discworld Mud Mock Generator
  2. $author : Janeka
  3. $description : Generates a scathing mockery.
  4. $amount : 1
  5. $button : Mock!
  6.  
  7. $hags
  8. [|our |Old ][hags2]
  9. your [own|dear|own dear] grandmother {15%}
  10.  
  11. $hags2
  12. Wicked Kikimora
  13. Biddy Jaceth
  14. Mother Quotid
  15. Nasty Nefret
  16. Janeka Summers
  17. Granny Weatherwax
  18. Gennie Applebottom
  19. Aunty Ogg-San
  20. Gammer Nudity
  21. Nanny Ogg
  22. Agnes Nitt
  23. Hilta Goatfounder
  24. Mama Diksha
  25. Millie Hopgood
  26. Ethel Applebaum
  27. Annie Spindlewit
  28. Mum Blithesome
  29. Wee Flaudia
  30. Kebbles
  31. Kiki
  32.  
  33. $action
  34. abjuring {infl:abjure}
  35. brewing {infl:brew}
  36. casting {infl:cast}
  37. chanting {infl:chant}
  38. dancing {infl:dance}
  39. enchanting {infl:enchant}
  40. channeling {infl:enchant}
  41. evoking {infl:evoke}
  42. fueling {infl:fuel}
  43. circling {infl:circle}
  44. mocking {infl:mock}
  45. scribing {infl:scribe}
  46. squinting {infl:squint}
  47. bashing {infl:bash}
  48. bludgeoning {infl:bludgeon}
  49. striking {infl:strike}
  50. dodging {infl:dodge}
  51. parrying {infl:parry}
  52. slashing {infl:slash}
  53. stabbing {infl:stab}
  54. throwing {infl:throw}
  55. godbothering {infl:godbother}
  56. performing {infl:perform}
  57. praying {infl:pray}
  58. backstabbing {infl:backstab}
  59. concealing {infl:conceal}
  60. cracking {infl:crack}
  61. hiding {infl:hide}
  62. lockpicking {infl:lockpick}
  63. palming {infl:palm}
  64. probing {infl:probe}
  65. slipping {infl:slip}
  66. sneaking {infl:sneak}
  67. stealing {infl:steal}
  68. playing {infl:play}
  69. serenading {infl:serenade}
  70. sewing {infl:sew}
  71. judging {infl:judge}
  72. vurdering {infl:vurdere}
  73. watching {infl:watch}
  74. dying {infl:die}
  75. idling {infl:idle}
  76. surviving {infl:survive}
  77.  
  78. $ramtops
  79. Brass Neck
  80. Mad Stoat
  81. Slice
  82. Creel Springs
  83. Mad Wolf
  84. Ohulan-Cutash
  85. Razorback
  86. Listener's Valley
  87. Lancre Town
  88.  
  89. $shitty
  90. a blind [cockroach|frog] without [arms|legs]
  91. Noobie
  92. a [dirty|misdarned] sock
  93. Bessie the cow
  94.  
  95. $terrible
  96. [badadv,x1-3][badadj][| and [badadv,x1-3][badadj]]
  97.  
  98. $badadj
  99. awful
  100. terrible
  101. abysmal
  102.  
  103. $badadv
  104. completely,
  105. unredeemably,
  106. ridiculously,
  107. horribly,
  108. incredibly,
  109. intriguingly,
  110.  
  111. $interjection
  112. Anyway
  113. Now that I think of it
  114. You know
  115. Now
  116. Why
  117. My goodness
  118. Oh
  119. Well
  120. I'm sorry
  121. Really
  122. You daft bugger
  123. Lawks
  124.  
  125. $subclause
  126. [interjection], [longsubclause]
  127. [shortsubclause] [Longsubclause]
  128. [Longsubclause]
  129.  
  130. $shortsubclause
  131. what were you thinking?
  132. I'll [give you a good [#mtarg]|[#mtarg,as infl] you] upside the head, I will.
  133. you might as well go back home to [ramtops].
  134. what would [hags] say?
  135. you really believe that's [#mtarg]?
  136. what kind of [#mtarg] do you call that?
  137. you should be ashamed.
  138.  
  139. $longsubclause
  140. I've seen better [#mtarg] from [[hags], and she was [asleep|dead|just a wee bairn|falling off the cliffs of [ramtops]|being stabbed repeatedly|underwater|in diapers|actively trying to fail|dead drunk on a pint of scumble|burdened at [7-14]0%|living on a prayer|in a yellow submarine]|[shitty]][|, you [terrible] person]!
  141. that reminds of the time when I saw [hags] in [ramtops] and she [was just [#mtarg] away, [why, you should have seen it!|that woman could [#mtarg,as infl]]!|said to me, 'You call that [#mtarg]? [subclause]']
  142. [that [[#mtarg]|abomination] is|you are] just [terrible]! There's no other way to put it[|, except possibly [terrible]|, and [hags] would agree]. {50%}
  143. [am I hurting your feelings|are your feelings hurt], dearie? [Well, they'd better be!|Not as hurt as [hags] would be if she saw your [terrible] attempt [at [#mtarg]|to [#mtarg,as infl]].|[interjection], I tried that in front of [hags] once and she [glared a hole in my torso, you could see right through! Was I hurt then.|said to me, 'You call that [#mtarg]? [subclause]']]
  144. I'm surprised you've got the [gumption|courage|mettle] to show your [face|[#mtarg]] in public.
  145. if you keep this up, you'll be [contracted|lynched] by the [Assassins' Guild for your criminal lack of style|Butcher's Guild for butchering the [noble|age-old|grand] art of [#mtarg]|Unseen University for encroaching on their exclusive [right to|monopoly on] sheer [foolishness|stupidity]|the Hublandish Barbarians for making them look civilised|the Coffee Nostra, for murdering their consigliere|Sek the Seven-Handed, for being more terrible than he is, but in a bad way]!
  146. that looks more like [breakdancing|passionate sex|[action]|falling over after tripping on a cat] than [#mtarg]. {50%}
  147. you're more of a danger to yourself than anything else, with that kind of [#mtarg]. {50%}
  148. if the [asbadas,#aba] as you are at [#mtarg], [my word |my goodness |][#aba,as consequence].
  149. I hope you're better at [[action]|something] than you are at [#mtarg], you disappointment. {50%}
  150.  
  151. $asbadas
  152. Patrician were as bad at ruling the city {consequence:Ankh-Morpork would be a smoking hole in the ground}
  153. Balancing Monks were as bad at keeping the Disc balanced {consequence:magic would be downgraped again}
  154. The Venerable Council of Seers were as bad at seeing {consequence:they'd all go blind}
  155. Zoon Liars were as bad at lying {consequence:they'd practically be standing up}
  156. City Watch were as bad at keeping the peace {consequence:the peace would be in pieces}
  157. dwarves were as bad at mining {consequence:all their gold would be mine}
  158. Guild of Butchers were as bad at butchery {consequence:they'd be dead meat}
  159. Guild of Teachers were as bad at teaching {consequence:they'd be history}
  160. bees were as bad at collecting honey {consequence:they wouldn't bee here today}
  161.  
  162. $detour
  163. [[Detour2]|[interjection], [detour2]]
  164.  
  165. $detour2
  166. back in my day, [myday]
  167. that reminds me of back when [myday]
  168. people these days. You know, it used to be that [myday]
  169.  
  170. $myday
  171. [people|witches|kids|all y'all] were more [respectful|competent|serious|hardcore], they were! We wouldn't stand for this kind of [thing|[#mtarg]] back in [the war|the old country|the war in the old country].
  172. we didn't have these newfangled broomsticks, we had to [will|lift|float] ourselves into the sky by sheer [force of will|bloody-mindedness|upper body strength|adventuring.acrobatics.vaulting].
  173. we didn't have these newfangled [swords|maces|nanomachines, son], you know, we had to [beat in heads with our bare fists. And they weren't as nice as the fists you get these days, either, [they were made of [wood|cardboard|old cheese|mere flesh and bone]|we couldn't afford new fists for everyone so [they were practic'ly family heirlooms|we had to time-share them with the neighbours]]|throw honey at our enemies and hope bees would sting them].
  174. we didn't have [the ground|democracy|the sun|the Disc|mountains|witching|gravity|magic] yet, so I got up and I walked uphill both ways through the snow and created it with [my own bare hands|nothing but a [length of copper tubing|fresh onion|ceremonial bronze knife|lit candle|dozen apples] and a [good run-up|couple of friends|powerful attack|inspiring speech|few hundred gp]]. [People|Witches|Kids|All y'all] these days are too soft, I tell you.
  175. [you weren't good at [#mtarg] until you could [#mtarg,as infl]|we used to [#mtarg,as infl]|[children were|[hag] was] [#mtarg]|it wasn't real [#mtarg] until you were [#mtarg]] [against the might of a raging ocean|under a thundering mountain waterfall|with your bare hands|lightning itself|sunlight|the east wind|the darkness that lies within our hearts|with the lives of everyone you love on the line].
  176. we had these [weird|old|ugly|annoying] hags around, and they'd [harangue|be sarcastic at|mock] you over the [slightest|tiniest|smallest] [mistake|thing] and [natter on|talk|reminisce] about the good old days all the time. [Why, you don't know how easy you have it.|Thank goodness they're all dead now.|Things are so much better without them, and good riddance.]
  177.  
  178. $conclusion
  179. [Now go|Go] away and try harder[|, or I'll mock you again].
  180. [Now put|Put] some [effort|spirit] into it[|, or I'll mock you again].
  181. [Now hop|Hop] to it[|, or I'll mock you again].
  182. Hah!
  183. And tell all your friends!
  184. [interjection]!
  185.  
  186. $dikedm
  187. You call that [action,#mtarg], Unlucky Charlie? [Shortsubclause] [Subclause] [Subclause] [Subclause] [detour] [[Hags], [hags], and [hags]|[Hags] and [hags]] [would be ashamed of you|are [watching|pointing at you] from far away, [mockingly|laughing about your [terrible] skills]]. [conclusion]
  188.  
  189. $main
  190. alias m.[action,#mtarg] in "randommocks" mock $arg:group$ [#mtarg] by saying [Shortsubclause] [Subclause] [Subclause] [Subclause] [detour] [[Hags], [hags], and [hags]|[Hags] and [hags]] [would be ashamed of you|are watching from far away, mockingly|are pointing at you from far away, laughing about your [terrible] skills]. [conclusion]
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