Vocabularies of forum-goers

[Ebowed]

There is no possible way opebo has said "prude" only 26 times.

(Do a board search for "prude" with user: opebo)

[Gabu]

How many times did Opebo use 'intolerant' and 'poor'?

intolerant - 130

Unfortunately, "poor" is a word under five letters long that I forgot to make an exception, so one can only guess.

There is no possible way opebo has said "prude" only 26 times.

(Do a board search for "prude" with user: opebo)

Beats me.  Maybe something went wrong with that word or something.

[Gabu]

Oh, wait, I think I figured it out.  "Prudes" (pluralized) is another 20, and then there's "prudery" and "prudish" for another combined 26.  "Prude's" adds another 2 and "prudeland" is 1 more.

So, in total, we have 75 instances of words based on the word "prude".  That matches up much better with the results of the search.

EDIT: And "prudesville" for 1 more.  This guy likes making up words.

[Akno21]

I said Harry 359 times

[??????????]

I said Harry 359 times

Yes, because secretly lust for him.

[CheeseWhiz]

CheeseWhiz appears to be another one who likes to talk about himself.

Either that or I just talk in third person way to much!

[DanielX]

I'll throw my hat in the stack: do my vocabulary!

[Hitchabrut]

I would greatly appreciate a vocabulary search of my posts.

[minionofmidas]

Lewis Trondheim
county - 833

Due to all the redistricting projects no doubt.
What's up with the no. three? That's a simple one really - it's got five letters. One doesn't. Two doesn't. Four doesn't. Five doesn't. Six doesn't.

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W00T! I rule! I rule! I RULE!

Oh btw. Zigeunerlieder are Gypsy songs. It's German.

[Speed of Sound]

sorry to bug you about this, but could you do one for me too?

[12th Doctor]

Hmmm... interesting, of those with the highest number of words used, I have the fewest number of posts.

I'm kinda suprised to see the I have no unique or curiously over-used, uncommon words.

And Flyers has said "Catholic" more than I have?  I don't believe it.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

oooh, add me!

I wonder where stripper and communist rank.

*edit* add an exception for sex

[WMS]

Add me to the regenerated queue, please.

[Hatman 🍁]

I'd like to see mine as well, but I would like you to edit out all the World Leaders and countries (except for the one's that are more than I would have used on World Leaders Survivor) on my list, as I reckon they would be pretty high. I reckon the words "hereby" and "eliminate" will be pretty high.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

btw Gabu, how many times has opebo said lions?

[TeePee4Prez]

Four more - and one of them's finally Supersoulty!


Flyers2006

Total words used: 12723

think - 761
people - 531
bush - 483
philly - 431
schwartz - 427
brown - 415
kerry - 344
northeast - 344
philadelphia - 315
right - 315
section - 275
melissa - 273
republican - 267
liberal - 265
hoeffel - 263
state - 259
santorum - 245
issues - 242
catholic - 231
conservative - 228
agree - 209
social - 205
democrat - 198
allyson - 183
school - 183

Holy Jesus, Flyers, you need to stop talking about Pennsylvania.

I think that that wraps up everyone who has requested one of these so far.  For kicks, I'm going to do ones for migrendel and opebo now.

PA 13 thread takes up a lot of that.  My #1 thread is Congressional Elections.

[??????????]

Do me or it's the lions for you!

Thats perverted sounding you know.

[Blue Rectangle]

OK, I'm curious too.  Can you do mine, Gabu?

[Jake]

mortality - 317

I don't remember ever using this word. Much less 300 times

[Blue Rectangle]

Here's an idea for a modification to your program that might be fun.  Count word usage by subject, broken into categories like:
Social Issues: abortion, gay marriage, civil unions, civil rights, affirmitive action, strip club, etc.
Economic Issues: tax, spend, poverty, deficit, budget, property rights, labor, etc.
Foreign Policy: terror, Iraq, military, defense, al Qaida, etc.

Then come up with averages for word usage by topic by measuring many members.  You can next compare single members against the averages and we can see if their "hot button" issues are really what we think they are.

Count subsets of words as words (terror counts "terror" as well as "terrorism", "terrorist", etc.).

[minionofmidas]

Here's an idea for a modification to your program that might be fun.  Count word usage by subject, broken into categories like:
Social Issues: abortion, gay marriage, civil unions, civil rights, affirmitive action, strip club, etc.
Economic Issues: tax, spend, poverty, deficit, budget, property rights, labor, etc.
Foreign Policy: terror, Iraq, military, defense, al Qaida, etc.

Then come up with averages for word usage by topic by measuring many members.  You can next compare single members against the averages and we can see if their "hot button" issues are really what we think they are.

Count subsets of words as words (terror counts "terror" as well as "terrorism", "terrorist", etc.).

That'd probably a hell of a lot more difficult to write.

[jokerman]

Do mine when you get the time

[MasterJedi]

Throw me onto your list Gabu.

[2952-0-0]

OOH DO ME!!

[Gabu]

Wow, quite a few more requests.   I'll do all of them when I get home.

mortality - 317

I don't remember ever using this word. Much less 300 times

I have a feeling that was due almost entirely to this topic.

Here's an idea for a modification to your program that might be fun.  Count word usage by subject, broken into categories like:
Social Issues: abortion, gay marriage, civil unions, civil rights, affirmitive action, strip club, etc.
Economic Issues: tax, spend, poverty, deficit, budget, property rights, labor, etc.
Foreign Policy: terror, Iraq, military, defense, al Qaida, etc.

Then come up with averages for word usage by topic by measuring many members.  You can next compare single members against the averages and we can see if their "hot button" issues are really what we think they are.

Count subsets of words as words (terror counts "terror" as well as "terrorism", "terrorist", etc.).

That'd probably a hell of a lot more difficult to write.

Not necessarily, but I would need to modify my program to search for phrases instead of single words, and that might take a bit of effort.