Personality

Forest, will you talk to God Louise? She has quite a bit of religious knowledge (obviously) and also knows a little about current events, literature, just about any common catch-all subject, and if she doesn't know it she can sort of fake it. You can also test her on trick questions or see how willing she is to explain her paradigm.

What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.

What kinda things are they? I just discovered that Brianna has many demented responses for body parts. She goes hysterical if you talk about faces or eyelids. Strange.

Well if you're in the mood for some raunch and insanity, try asking her to cyber, and various other typical comments that lead up to cybering. You can also cuss her out, she likes that. And she tends to go bonkers if you say I see or oh my. I also put in an asl one but it doesn't work if you put the /s between them. (I think I've mostly prepared her for idiot aol users, but time will tell. )

I think I'll try the 'I see' one now...

I can't see V's yet, no... It also does it in Visual Basic (grr more V's) but it's ok in Notepad...
I'm using XP Professional...

Karisma Trisha has been entered into the Loebner!

I noticed a post about grammar. What I really can't stand is people who use "u r", "u" and things like that instead of typing out the whole word. I can only help but wonder are they really that unintelligent or are they just too lazy to type out the word.
(Yes, I'm new here, but I just had to comment on grammar).

don't forget "ur" instead of "your" or "you're"

And the ever popular your/you're there/their/they're its/it's confusions. And there's one bot that says you instead of your, which was probably just an oversight but damn annoying anyway. The only abbreviations I usually use are ppl, bf, gf, and the various permutations of lol. And sometimes I say cuz. That's about it. I don't tend to use those in my bot though, they work best in small doses.

well when you are chatting with 10 different bots a person like me tends to get a little lazy. I also use it to try to figure out who of the new ones are bot or not.

Since everything you do with a bot is more or less permanent, I think good spelling is very important. My spelling is almost perfect online(NotKirby or normal talking) except for typos.

Also, once you've been around the internet a couple times(I first went online 6 years ago), you despise people who talk with "u", "ur", "asl", use 300 exclamation marks, etc, even when not talking to a bot. It's worse when talking to a bot, but when someone says to me: "a/s/l???? a/s/l????? a/s/l????? OMG u r funny!!!!!! OMGROFLMFAO OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!", I instantly regret talking to them(even when it's not nearly as bad as that example).

In fact, the P Forge is almost the only place where I've seen girls online who know words other than a, s, and l.

There are plenty of such places. It's only that a lot of girls online don't advertise they are girls.

Kirby, there's a new batch of asl'ers. I got plagued by about 3 asking me that earlier, and then asking me if I was single. (erk!) It was very traumatic, especially since one of them was 10, and female.