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SEARCH-LOGS
Psychic analysis of AOL usersand their search logs |
Here is search logs of 650,000 AOL users. It's very interesting to view search history of particular person and analyze his personality. Let's do it together! Read more about AOL search database scandal or view research papers on web searching. |
itre.cis.upenn.edu
| Discusses LOLCODE, a so-called programming language based on kitty pidgin. |
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- "Phonetics data on the sound Marge Simpson makes to express some combination of disapproval, annoyance & frustration"
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- @NemaVeze @wuglife @LanguageLog Here's Arnold Zwicky on obligatory split infinitives: And see:
- @friendsofdarwin @RichardDawkins "Could [not] care less" has been discussed thoroughly on @LanguageLog — for example:
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- RT @TomChivers: Now that "renowned author Dan Brown" is part of the language, we should credit the man who first came up with it
- Now that "renowned author Dan Brown" is part of the language, we should credit the man who first came up with it
- I've been seeing a lot of Dan Brown tweets lately, so I'll just put this here
- @dansinker That guy must have read Language Log's classic, "The Dan Brown Code" (and related posts):