Worm/Passwords

[Doug Gwyn]

In article <205 at twwells.uucp>, bill at twwells.uucp (T. William Wells) writes:
> Save yourself some effort. Go hunt up a `travesty' program. (I think
> that was the name.) I recall seeing them in some computer magazines in
> the last year or so, and didn't I see one get posted?  You ought to
> be able to modify one to create pronouncable passwords with only a
> little effort.

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	 Yount you ort. (I reat to created?  Yoursee name name.) 

Which pretty much sums it up.  (The above was created via
"travesty 2", which is the minimum practical scope.  Larger
values produce a very high percentage of actual English words.)

This reminds me of output from "jive", for some reason.

Go be a `traves wasswort.