Falconmage wants a bell shaped graph, He gets one...black lines( n ) shows number of normal Hurr ysed by peoples under controlled environments.
red line( m ) shows number of hurrs occur if the quality of conversation is low.
blue cross is random percentage of hurrs typed in against time.
thus, we conclude that
1) Some people hurrs randomly.
2) some people use Hurr to replace "Hello", and "What's up"
3) If your chat is full with crap ( low quality conversation) people tends to Hurr a lot
4) "Hurr" is used most of the time, and only few people used Hu, or Hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
5) If your chat partner says Hurrs a lot.. means they want to log off and leave you in a ditch
6) Hurrs can occur randomly... maybe soem peope don't know what else to talk about.
That's it... Happy hurring.
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Now is a very unexpected! XD. Thanks for the bell shaped curve. Now, there is a break-even point at (n) and (m). Which means that that is the point of a normal hurr that should be used in that kind of situation. Anything that's further than that point means that hurr is overly used. XD.
*Pokes at graph*
*Pokes at graph*
I counter your graph...with another graph! http://www.furaffinity.net/view/702918/
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