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" We&amp;#x27;ve heard of paying people to doctor your online profile to make you sound better, but you might not have the money since you probably aren&amp;#x27;t having regular sex or why would you need an online dating profile? Sure, this free version just gives you however many paragraphs you want of pure gibberish. But gibberish that could probably pass for a profile anyway. Created by programmer Lauren Hallden, this profile generator strings together the common catchphrases, cultural references, and generic interests you see over and over again in users profiles. &amp;quot;Because most profiles are just word soup anyway,&amp;quot; says the tagline. It&amp;#x27;s kind of true. Here&amp;#x27;s my generated two-paragraph profile of the &amp;quot;typical inane jabber&amp;quot; persuasion: Aside from the fact that there are no actual sentences (it&amp;#x27;s still not the worst grammar I&amp;#x27;ve ever seen online), this does kind of sound like every 20-something and 30-something&amp;#x27;s profile ever. A pretty laid-back person who likes whiskey, IPAs, Breaking Bad, and tacos? This person also probably has hair, is kinda tall, and wears T-shirts sometimes. You can also opt for your profile to be generated &amp;quot;with a side of crazy sauce.&amp;quot; Here&amp;#x27;s an example: Yep, that does kind of sound like a guy whose creepy message I would ignore. Silly, but kind of fun and true, right? Haven&amp;#x27;t you seen all the phrases in this word soup at least a million times in online dating profiles? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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