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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*

Then why did it pick up just "in" and not "to find eternity in"? I thought a * without parentheses didn't count as a key.

Hmm. I think you're right. It must have seen 'in' as the adjective. Maybe you could try

(noun) is ((adv)|) (adj)

[(adv)/(adverb) IS listed in the Book of AI as a plugin.]

Really? I just looked through the list for it and didn't see it. I must be blind...

It's right after (adj) in the Advanced Bot Development, Wildcards and Plugins section:

(adjective) or (adj) A single adjective.
Matches: silly, yellow, grunting

(adverb) or (adv) A single adverb.
Matches: swiftly, loudly, really

*, even without parentheses counts as a key. Lack of parentheses signifies that it doesn't have to exist. E.g.:

Keyphrase: I am * you
Would catch: I am a lot like you, I am near you, I am you
And (key1)s should respectively be: a lot like, near, [blank]