I’m glad I don’t have to date any longer because something tells me there is no location where “vile freakazoids” would be the top ranked expression.
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That’s fantastic. Unfortunately the link didn’t work for me, but it makes me wonder what other cities most common words are… it must be a fascinating sociological study.
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I apologize, the new apps don’t always do what I tell them. I changed the link to a functioning one but there are no more details about this specific project there. We can all try to guess what words correspond to which cities. 🙂
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Detailed maps are at http://music.columbia.edu/~luke/perfect/index.shtml
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Thank you! Fascinating.
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If I were to make a very unscientific hypothesis about my city from my time doing online dating, “easygoing” would be the number one word for my location. Which is partially why I remain single.
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My current location in the UK: “pub” and “party”. My previous location in Hungary: “housework” and “degree”. The British want to drink with their spouse and waste a lot of money on stupid things. The Hungarians have a sick crush on credentials and men want to have a wife who is educated and loves housework. Women also proudly promote their love for housework and their want for a man with the sacred degree – the type or the institution doesn’t matter. Neither the common interests. I know I’m evil, but what can I do? 😀
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“I’m glad I don’t have to date any longer because something tells me there is no location where “vile freakazoids” would be the top ranked expression.”
I’m willing to bet on Aspen, Colorado … 🙂
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