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<blockquote data-quote="mmadsen" data-source="post: 260065" data-attributes="member: 1645">Since the code is client-side JavaScript, you can actually save the HTML page, and it'll work without a net connection.&nbsp; And you can edit the code.&nbsp; Even if you're not a techie, you can look at the lists of &quot;ingredients&quot; and add your own.Some of the lists are quite a bit of fun.&nbsp; For instance, the first list is the material list:[Code]document.HPLMaterialList = new Array(&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Bone&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Horn&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Obsidian&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Slate&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Granite&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Golden&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Adamantine&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Pewter&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Ivory&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Clay&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Orichalk&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Brass&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Malachite&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Onyx&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Ebony&quot;);[/Code]Even with no coding skill, you can insert a few more elements onto that list.&nbsp; Off the top of my head, I came up with:&nbsp; &quot;Bloodstone&quot;, &quot;Nephrite&quot;, &quot;Azurite&quot;, and so on.The &quot;tome of&quot; list might be a bit harder to add to:[Code]document.TomeOfSubjectList =&nbsp; new Array(&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Tales of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Etiology of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Scribblings on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;The Tome of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;On&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Tome of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Book of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;The Hours of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Codex of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;The Book of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Gleanings about&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A History of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Thesis on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Libram of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Manual of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Tract on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;The Joy of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Volume on the Topic of&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Recitations on&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Panegyric on&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Guide to&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Cyclopedia of&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Lexicon of&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Thesaurus of&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Handbook of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Atlas of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Chapbook of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Treatise on&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Monograph on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Essays on&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Dissertation on&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Know Your&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Odes to&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Songs of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Questions Pertaining to&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Ripping Yarns about&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;My Life in&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;How the Third Eye Perceives&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Complete Idiot's Guide to&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Coping With&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Why It's Futile to Resist the Lure of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Ontology of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Unwisely Unearthed Scrolls on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Tablets of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Ruminations on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Meditations on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Antebellum Pamphlets on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Hagiography of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Why You Need&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Recent Epiphanies Concerning&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Life, Death, and&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Legends of&quot;,&quot;Journal of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Hushed Rumors about&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Gazetteer of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;What They Don't Want You to Know about&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Speaking of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Baby's First Book of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Primer on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Popular Elegies on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Dabblings in&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Everything No One Should Ever Know About&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Voyage of the H.M.S.&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;The Man Who Knew Too Much About&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;100 Years of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Euphemisms for&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Leaves of&quot;,&quot;Flowers of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Poor Richard's Almanac of&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;A Compendium on&quot;,&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;Ye Sothly Antick Grymoire of&quot;);[/Code]I particularly liked &quot;Baby's First Book of&quot;. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="mmadsen, post: 260065, member: 1645"] Since the code is client-side JavaScript, you can actually save the HTML page, and it'll work without a net connection. And you can edit the code. Even if you're not a techie, you can look at the lists of "ingredients" and add your own. Some of the lists are quite a bit of fun. For instance, the first list is the material list:[Color=white][Code] document.HPLMaterialList = new Array( "Bone", "Horn", "Obsidian", "Slate", "Granite", "Golden", "Adamantine", "Pewter", "Ivory", "Clay", "Orichalk", "Brass", "Malachite", "Onyx", "Ebony");[/Code][/Color] Even with no coding skill, you can insert a few more elements onto that list. Off the top of my head, I came up with: "Bloodstone", "Nephrite", "Azurite", and so on. The "tome of" list might be a bit harder to add to:[Color=white][Code] document.TomeOfSubjectList = new Array( "Tales of", "Etiology of", "Scribblings on", "The Tome of", "On", "Tome of", "Book of", "The Hours of", "Codex of", "The Book of", "Gleanings about", "A History of", "A Thesis on", "Libram of", "Manual of", "A Tract on", "The Joy of", "A Volume on the Topic of", "Recitations on", "A Panegyric on", "A Guide to", "Cyclopedia of", "Lexicon of", "Thesaurus of", "Handbook of", "Atlas of", "Chapbook of", "Treatise on", "Monograph on", "Essays on", "Dissertation on", "Know Your", "Odes to", "Songs of", "Questions Pertaining to", "Ripping Yarns about", "My Life in", "How the Third Eye Perceives", "Complete Idiot's Guide to", "Coping With", "Why It's Futile to Resist the Lure of", "Ontology of", "Unwisely Unearthed Scrolls on", "Tablets of", "Ruminations on", "Meditations on", "Antebellum Pamphlets on", "A Hagiography of", "Why You Need", "Recent Epiphanies Concerning", "Life, Death, and", "Legends of","Journal of", "Hushed Rumors about", "A Gazetteer of", "What They Don't Want You to Know about", "Speaking of", "Baby's First Book of", "A Primer on", "Popular Elegies on", "Dabblings in", "Everything No One Should Ever Know About", "Voyage of the H.M.S.", "The Man Who Knew Too Much About", "100 Years of", "Euphemisms for", "Leaves of","Flowers of", "Poor Richard's Almanac of", "A Compendium on", "Ye Sothly Antick Grymoire of");[/Code][/Color] I particularly liked "Baby's First Book of". ;) [/QUOTE]

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