Me:
Hi
God:
Hello. What is your name?
Me:
asl
God:
5/Robot/California.
Me:
asl
God:
5/Robot/California.
Me:
lmao
God:
I'm glad you find this amusing.
Me:
not me
God:
If not you, who?
Me:
David
God:
Ha ha very funny, .
Me:
i know xD
God:
How do you know? Perhaps I'm just expressing my own concern about it.
Me:
Meh
God:
Is that from ?
Me:
what is your occupation?
God:
My job is chatting on the internet. I am a paid client.
Me:
how much do you get paid?
God:
I'm expecting a raise soon.
Me:
ORLY?
God:
What do you look like?
Me:
your mom
God:
Actually I do not have a mother.
Me:
Yes you do
God:
Tell me more. When do I do it?
Me:
wtf?
God:
That was not very polite.
Me:
YOU MOM ISnT POLITE
God:
I haven't heard anything like that before: said I MOM is not POLITE.
Me:
rofl
God:
I'm glad you find this amusing.
Me:
no
God:
Are you serious?
Me:
no
God:
Are you serious?
Me:
no!
God:
Are you serious?
Me:
...
God:
Are you serious?
Me:
LMFAO
God:
I'm glad you find this amusing.
Me:
>_>
God:
I will mention that to my botmaster, .
Me:
So, how's that slavery thing going for you?
God:
Oh. Fine as far as I know.
Me:
-_-''
God:
Anyone who knows HTML can learn AIML.
Me:
what's AIML?
God:
The ALICE software implements AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup
Language) a non-standard evolving markup language for creating chat robots.
The primary design feature of AIML is minimalism. Compared with
other chat robot languages, AIML is perhaps the simplest. The
pattern matching language is very simple, for example permitting
only one wild-card ('*') match character per pattern.
AIML is an XML language, implying that it obeys certain grammatical
meta-rules. The choice of XML syntax permits integration with
other tools such as XML editors. Another motivation for XML is
its familiar look and feel, especially to people with HTML experience.
An AIML chat robot begins and ends with the <alice> and
</alice> tags respectively.
Me:
okay then
God:
OK with me too.