Daniel Kurtzman has a hilarious Glenn Beck Conspiracy Theory Generator over at his About.com political humor site. A lovely way to give yourself a giggle or two. Who needs the real Glenn Beck when a computer program can make just as much sense?
Here’s just one example, but there are plenty more where this came from:
UPDATE: Someone put up a site that throws quotes at you, some from the Glenn Beck Conspiracy Theory Generator, and some from the real Glenn Beck. See if you can tell the difference!
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For a challenge, someone should post real Beck quotes along with these ones and see if people can tell the difference
Someone already did: http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=actual-glenn-beck-quote-conspiracy-theory-generator
That is hilarious.
I got a 73% which I guess is passing….not sure what that says about me though.
I only got 36%, I’d have done better flipping a coin.
Bert, you clearly haven’t been watching enough Glenn Beck.
If you read carefully it’s pretty easy to spot the fakes vs the real thing. But the things he’s actually said are scarier than the generator – in that it’s scary anyone could believe anything he says.
I thought “This is easy”: 0 for 1.
Ended up 4/11.
Anybody know if this just mixes his phrases or if it actually creates new conspiracy theories?
I think we have finally uncovered the truth – the Conspiracy Generator doesn’t just mix up his phrases, it’s the software he actually uses to plan his shows