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southernyankee 
| | #1 posted February 7, 2010 at 5:01pm (EST) |
No, it means you're like the 2nd most feminine person on SC, me coming in 3rd. I guess there's a little bit of man in all of us (or a lot, if you're a SC user). | southernyankee
| | #2 posted February 7, 2010 at 3:27pm (EST) |
fg: I just did you, coping and pasting your last 12 comments into one box.
Total words: 2347
Genre: Informal
Female = 5148
Male = 4470
Difference = -678; 46.47%
Verdict: Weak FEMALE
Genre: Formal
Female = 2506
Male = 3014
Difference = 508; 54.6%
Verdict: Weak MALE
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| | #3 posted February 7, 2010 at 11:13am (EST) |
bill just got 3 f, 7 m
eoc just got 5 f, 5 m. | southernyankee
| | #4 posted February 7, 2010 at 10:54am (EST) |
I picked 8 SC users at "random" (4 male, 4 female) and copied and pasted their latest 10 comments, skipping ties / 0s. Here are the results.
Most feminine users
f m user real life gender
6 4 llamma f
4 6 sy m - last time I've checked
3 7 r47 m
3 7 ljd f
3 7 isult f
2 8 frostband m
1 9 ck m
f m
real life m - 10 30 25.0% feminine
real life f - 14 26 35.0% feminine
total - 24 56 30.0% feminine
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southernyankee
| | #5 posted February 3, 2010 at 12:53am (EST) |
cerealkiller wrote:
> It's best to steer clear of anyone who doesn't appear 'normal'. Not
> because you are prejudiced but solely for your personal safety.
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> Actually it's better to avoid all strange humans. Anyone out there
> could kill you at any time. In the mall, church, the post office
> for sure, on the road, etc. The world has become a place where you
> have to think of yourself first.
I think I'd rather take my chances with the "crazies" than not ever do anything with my life. If they get me, then they get me. | southernyankee
| #6 posted February 3, 2010 at 12:50am (EST)
edited February 3, 2010 at 12:51am (EST) |
llamamama wrote:
> Really, it's always the quiet ones.
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> Think about it..Whenever something bad goes down..it's almost always
> some quiet person. And when people are interviewed..it's always something
> like, "S/he was really quiet and kept to themself. S/he seemed nice
> enough when I talked to them in passing.
But then when you least expect it, a loud one will get you. |
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southernyankee
| | #7 posted January 23, 2010 at 12:38pm (EST) |
Frostbrand wrote:
> southernyankee wrote:
>> Frosty, you've spent roughly 100 hours composing
>> your political posts over the last 4 years or
>> so. Your time valued at the current minimum
>> wage rate comes out to $575.00.
>>
>> Sorry, you've went over your $500.00 contribution
>> limit.
>
> OK, so you don't mind if the Chamber of Commerce picks the next President
> as opposed to the voters. Fine. I on the other hand, am an American
> and as such am inclined to look down on that sort of thing.
Dude, chill out. I was just making a joke.
But seriously though, I am kinda of on the fence on this. I can see it from both sides. Just so that you know, I am very pro-freedom of speech. In fact, to the point I think that nutcase Dobson guy should have the right to protest military funerals and the Klan should have the right to march spewing their drivel (so long it doesn't provoke a riot). And yeah, I can understand why some people want to restrict Dobson's and the Klan's 1st amendment rights. I don't agree with them, but I understand it.
To me, a bunch of union guys and rich business people can spew their support for a certain candidate. Somehow, when they do it as individuals (eg: posting comments on message boards) its ok, but when they get together and buy air time to say it, it crosses the line. I can understand not wanting to treat individuals the same as corporations, but free speech shouldn't be one of those differences. |
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southernyankee
| | #8 posted January 22, 2010 at 7:00pm (EST) |
"But anyway CK, to answer your question. Free speech does enable me to tell a cop to fudge off. But if I choose to do that I have to be prepared for the consequences. All you have to do is watch Cops to see the difference between using 'free speech' to say whatever you want to a cop, and saying, "Yes sir, no sir." etc. * grin *"
Yes, and those consequences are that you'll get to sue the city for $20,000 + your hospital bills. And the cop gets to enjoy his 3-day (unpaid) vacation. |
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southernyankee
| | #9 posted January 22, 2010 at 6:55pm (EST) |
Frosty, you've spent roughly 100 hours composing your political posts over the last 4 years or so. Your time valued at the current minimum wage rate comes out to $575.00.
Sorry, you've went over your $500.00 contribution limit. |
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