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I think the idea is basically that sets of 2 panel cartoon are reconfigured based on the phrase you enter? Or maybe it's entirely random? The basic style is indebted to the little proselytizing pamphlets of Jack Chick.
![frok4[1].png](http://www.arras.net/weblog/frok4[1].png)
![frok13[1].png](http://www.arras.net/weblog/frok13[1].png)
![frok20[1].png](http://www.arras.net/weblog/frok20[1].png)
![frok5[1].png](http://www.arras.net/weblog/frok5[1].png)
Actually, it's not just the style here that's been copped, but the images from Chick's tract, "Charlie and the Ants." This reminds me a bit of the Minneapolis-based The Fascist, a great zine from the 90s that featured Situationist-y cut & paste detournment of Archie comics. (In that case, the language used by Archie & pals was entirely Marxist. Heh, heh.) Anyway, I went to the site itself to see how this worked--but I can't see any relationship between the text I typed in ("What goes up must come down") and the resulting language ("It's log!" "Argh!") ... but, fun nonetheless ...