Bug Stomp

random response:

mare: sorry, what? (xnone)or(xnonsense)
Julie Tinkerbell: Not right now, but I might be American crow later. (response to "are you (adjartnoun)")

Shadyman is right about the specifics of the import. In this case, it may also be tied to the fact that I was attempting to import a huge amount into a relatively empty (new) bot?

Would be nice to fix, as I have a giant bot who exists only in wordpad at the moment. I'm dying to try out a completely fresh approach to a new chatterbot, but it will require a ton of this type of import.

While we're at it, import also crashes sometimes when brackets [] are used in a seek. I have them in a case where I'm seeking a regexp.

Ruebot, that sounds like one of Steve Slacker's memories that got passed on to your bot somehow.

if i gave him anything to say about "one something, coming right up" i don't see it now.

BD: You mean to Onyx of Borg It must have been assimilated

At the moment "Good-bye" is considered BLAB.

Wierd- pol had this chat and kept missing his keys. I went into debug and checked them- and he 'caught' them.

Guest180: Are you avoiding the question?
Polaris Funk: Why? Do you want to be avoiding the question?
Then in Debug:
You: Are you avoiding the question?
Bot: Yes I am avoiding the question.

This happened a few times.

"Speaking of which" gets changed to "Are you speaking of which".

Crazy Aunt Madge: Don't you worry your full-blown, focal head about that, now. Just a sec. I gotta take my focal medication.
Carpediem: Really?
Crazy Aunt Madge: Whoooops!! Look at the time. I gotta rush! Doctors' appointments, don't ya know.
Carpediem: Okay, but why?
Crazy Aunt Madge: Of course not! What kind of woman do you take me for?
Carpediem: A coquette.

Where did the "coquette" come from? That's not in my database?

That was probably a synonym replacement.

You: what kind of woman do you take me for
Bot: A girlfriend.

It seems to take random "type of woman" words and just picks one.

results may vary...shocking