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Endless Horse
WeirdWebsite Overview
Endless Horse is a classic single-page web novelty featuring an ASCII art drawing of a horse. The joke lies in the horse's legs, which are infinitely long. Scrolling down the page continues to render the text lines of the legs, ensuring you will never reach the horse's hooves.
Key Features
- Minimalist layout using standard monospace text formatting.
- Infinite scrolling script that dynamically generates leg rows.
- Zero loading latency—runs on simple, lightweight text scripts.
- A fun, retro tribute to early terminal ASCII design.
Safety & Browsing Guidelines
Endless Horse is extremely safe. It is a text-only page that executes no database processes, collects no cookies, and uses negligible bandwidth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there actually a bottom to the horse?
No. The legs are generated programmatically as you scroll, meaning the page height increases infinitely. You can never reach the bottom.
How is the infinite horse generated?
It uses a small, repeated JavaScript scrolling check that appends standard ASCII text lines representing the legs whenever the scrollbar approaches the bottom.