I was busy doing my assignment yesterday. My MSN status message read: Disturb me and feel my wrath – You can choose which to receive: the sacrifice of your firstborn; flaming columns from the sky; or get turned into pillar of salt.

And yet, people still wanted to chat with me on MSN. I mean, I don’t mind the regulars (cfgt, silkrose, ruben, zybler), but wtf… that message was like an invitation to chat. But soon, late in the day, cfgt finally messaged me on MSN. Our chat log looks like this:

cfgt says:
*kacau kacau* [in English: disturb disturb]

Chewxy says:
and the random number generator has determined the wrath thou shalt receiveth!

Chewxy says:
it’s 3!!!

cfgt says:
lol

Chewxy says:
Locusts to your crops!

Of course, cfgt wasn’t disturbing me much. But I got so tickled by the idea that a person’s wrath can be randomly generated. So I fired up Python and made a damn simple wrath generator. Each time a person would disturb me on MSN, they’d get a response from the wrath generator (which oddly made them talk more -___-)

But of course, the interesting thing is that the wrath generator itself was functioning in a very random manner, despite being generated by Python’s pseudorandom number generator. Here’s the end result :

7 out of 8 times the wrath was generated, it was the locusts wrath. And nobody who contacted me ever had a farm. Neither do they grow crops. WTF. Hmm, I wonder why…

Oh well, brb, gym.

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