# Python<del>/Curses</del> <del>200</del> <del>194</del> <del>182</del> 121

Assumes file is in working directory and file name is stored in variable `f`

    from curses import*;import time;s=initscr();F=file.read(file(f)).split('\n');y=0
    while 1:
     for i in F:
      s.addstr(y,0,i);s.refresh();y+=1
      if i=='':y=0;s.clear();time.sleep(1)

Or, down to 121 when not using curses

    import time,os;F=file.read(file(f)).split('\n')
    while 1:
     for i in F:
      print i
      if i=='':time.sleep(1);os.system('cls')

Note: replace `'cls'` with `'clear'` if no a unix based system, adding 2 chrs.

`ctl+C` to quit

**Edit:** Changed the filename method, now uses a variable (-6chrs)  
**Edit:** Changed the `for` to iterate through the list `F` - Thanks ace (-12chrs)