There’s a Facebook tool that goes through your archive of status updates and analyzes them for frequency of word usage. My friend Andrea’s most frequent word was “party.” Fun! I thought. I write funny status updates! I will try! My results:
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[...] collates the words in all your status updates. My (cheery, devastatingly witty) output yielded up an uncomfortable little sentence in (of all things) haiku. Or the first line of one, [...]
Never heard of this before, had to do it myself:
The most frequent words
1. like used : 4x
2. broke used : 3x
3. good used : 3x
4. likes used : 3x
5. proud used : 2x
Which proves your point about knowing your muppets. I am an envious broke lass with an unsure and unknown usage of pride.
But yours takes the cake (baked, of course!).