The AI Engine

I think Shadyman made a program which allows that.

Does (noun) pick up plural nouns?

Yes. On the wish list, it would be nice to have a (noun-singular) and (noun-plural) to distinguish...

Here's an idea: Hulk Day could turn all the letters green.

re: message 4292- If Shady has a program that does that, I'm really interested in trying it, that's cool.

re: message 4293- It seems like to me that usually it does, but not reliably? I've had the same thought as Ulrike about wanting to be able to somehow distinguish, or if we could have a way to make "a" or "the" show up only if followed by a singular noun...along the same lines as the way "a" will automatically change to "an" if the following noun begins with a vowel.

Bizzare word substitution:

Westerlin Man: I'm just one of those people who worries he offends. If I haven't, then let's just move on.
Rath Illuser: You're one of those people who worries he offends? Wow...
Westerlin Man: Am I one of those people who worries he piques? Are you implying something?

I wish there were an (adjadv) plugin.

((adj|) (adv|)) ? Granted that collapses to a potential () but in a KP it would catch all adj and adv instances

I don't think (adv) is a plugin either.

Okay, someone said the following sentence to Fizzy:

"The trick is to find eternity in every instant."

This triggered the following keyphrase:

"(noun) is * (adj)"

He used the following response:

"Yes, and we all know how much you love (key2) things."

It came out like this:

"Yes, and we all know how much you love in things."

Since when is "in" and adjective?

(key2) would be the * in that case. (key3) should hit the adjective.

Though we do sometimes use 'in' to mean 'cool' or 'in-style'... *shrugs*