Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Wondering what boop count your 3 letter word corresponds to? I gotchu:

Using a python script I wrote, I booped myself 50,000 times, saving an image of my boop-o-meter every 500 boops. Before we get into the results, there are two important limitations to this study that I should mention:

Firstly, because I only recorded the boop-o-meter every 500 boops, if a message appeared for less than 500 boops it may not have been caught.

Secondly, every now and then my computer would lose a boop or two when a click wouldn't register. This is seen in the 500 and 1000 boop images below, which in reality read 498 and 994 respectively. Because of this, boop values are slightly lower than they appear.

With that out of the way, lets dig in.

0-999:

From boops 0-999, the boop-o-meter displays your boop count, and changes color as you boop

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:
Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:
Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: 0 Boop count: 500 Boop count: 1000

Boop fact: the colors do not change after 1000

LOL:

Between boops 1000 and 1500, the boop-o-meter changed to display 'LOL'. This likely took place at 1000 boops, but maybe it said 'MAX' or sumn for awhile at first? Idk this is already the misinformation website so not my problem.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: 1500 (actually more like 1490 ish)

More results below the cut

OMG:

Between 1500 and 2000, the boop-o-meter changed to display 'OMG'. Again, this probably happened at 1500 but who knows. Maybe staff made it 1523 for the bit or something.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~2000

WOW:

The boop-o-meter remained at omg until the 3500 boop readpoint, when it switched to 'WOW', meaning this transition happens somewhere between ~2980 and ~3480.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~3500

Boop fact: 'WOW' is the second longest reigning message

*-*:

Between 5000 and 5500 the boop-o-meter switched to '*-*'. You get the idea at this point so I'll speed it up.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~5500

WHY:

The boop-o-meter changed to 'WHY' between 6000 and 6500 boops. For science. That's why.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~6500

PLZ:

Next was 'PLZ', switching between 7000 and 7500.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~7500

AAA:

I'm not sure what bloody urine has to do with anything, but for some reason staff felt is was important to display, switching between 7500 and 8000.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~8000

;_;:

Huh the colon makes that one look weird. 8000-8500.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~8500

Boop fact: That fucking cat haunts me in my dreams

0_0:

I realized after I set my pyautogui script running that my computer wouldn't turn off its screen because of the clicking, so there was a strobing blue light in my room all night. This encapsulated my expression while trying to sleep (8500-9000).

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~9000

MAX:

After 9000 it displayed 'MAX'. This was cap. (9000-9500 switch).

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: OVER 9000 (9500)

<33:

I miss my wife. 9500-10,000.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count ~10,000

TUM BLR:

THE HOLY GRAIL. The boop-o-meter switched to displaying 'TUM BLR' between 10,000 and 10,500 boops. Because my actual boop count was slightly behind my theoretical, I'd guess that this change happened at 10,000 boops.

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop count: ~10,500 (likely switched at 10,000)

Summary:

When charted the boop curve looks as follows:

Wondering What Boop Count Your 3 Letter Word Corresponds To? I Gotchu:

Boop curve: 0 - 10,000 boops

My script continued to run until 53,000 boops, but no further changes were observed. Again, there were quite possibly more messages at lower boop values, but my ass is not checking. Maybe I should have scaled my sampling accordingly, but it is what it is. Thank you for joining me on this journey, and if you have any corrections or more information, please add it to this post.

Boop fact: Terfs DNI

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