Zeitpyramide

The Zeitpyramide is a work of art being created one block every decade. In German, it translates to "Time Pyramid". However, I cannot simply add a word every decade, or else this page will be finished in the year 5000 AD.

Every day, at approximately whenever I feel like it (I'm in a MDT timezone, by the way.) a word will be placed down by the creator of this page. And only me. Only me. Only me... Images will be added, caption-less, however, captions will be added one word at a time. Templates count as a word, although are rarer than images.

In a way, this is a more privatized version of "A story built one word at a time". Without moccasins, or Luna. So in a way, this is way, way, more boring.

You can see the full version here.

If you think that the creator, Gergdown, had skipped a day and forgot to place a word down, slam him with a jimbo whale, or smack him with a trout. He'll be sure to add a word! Remember, only do it when it's been 3 days without words. However, he has an alarm every day at 5:00 PM, so it's unlikely this will happen.

Oh, and the background is only for the construction time. Immersion, y'know.

The article is currently at its 93rd word, out of the 500 words planned out. Thus, this page will be completed on July 6th, 2026, or 7/6/2026. You can see the article down below:

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The Zeitpyramide is a physical construction-based piece of art located in the microscopic town of Wemding, Bavaria, Germany. Honestly, I'd prefer burning Wemding, and replacing it with Greater Würzburg, because having a time-based project that's supposed to last for centuries in a town nobody knows is not a good idea. Actually, that'd improve tourism in that microscopic town, so it's not all bad.

Sorry, I'm getting ahead of myself.

Right, where were we?

Concept

The project was first conceptualized by Manfred Laber, leader of the German Labour Party on June 1993. It had