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  • Twitter's "Advanced Search" feature

    I'm not sure if anyone has seen this, but Twitter has an Advanced Search feature that could be quite good for searching for wetting anecdotes/pictures.

    Here's the link.

    You can use it to search for exact phrases, words, etc. You can search the Twitter accounts of specific people.

    I haven't had a chance to use it too much, but I have found that Hayley Williams likes to tweet about peeing... a lot. She frequently says she will pee her pants, or never had to pee so bad in all her life, etc.

    Here's a link to her Tweets if you're interested.

  • #2
    Here is a string I've been using to catch many things:

    peed OR pee OR pee'd OR peeing OR peeed OR peeeed OR pees OR pee's OR piss OR pissing OR pissed OR pissin OR pisses OR peein OR wets OR wetting

    Just put that right into the normal search bar. Using advanced search creates a string just like it. You can add things up front to make it more specific. For example

    herself "pic.twitter.com" peed OR pee OR pee'd OR peeing OR peeed OR peeeed OR pees OR pee's OR piss OR pissing OR pissed OR pissin OR pisses OR peein OR wets OR wetting

    This will contain combinations of the word "herself" and any of the other words. The hits will also contain anything with "pic.twitter.com," which is the twitter photo hosting site. So basically, this will return only pictures. You can replace the pic.twitter.com with "instagram.com" and get instagram pics that were tweeted with captions containing combinations of those words

    her pants "pic.twitter.com" peed OR pee OR pee'd OR peeing OR peeed OR peeeed OR pees OR pee's OR piss OR pissing OR pissed OR pissin OR pisses OR peein OR wets OR wetting

    This is will have pictures with tweets containing the words "her pants" and any of the other words. So you'll get "pissed her pants" or "peed her pants" or "wets her pants" etc.

    I did not include the word "wet" in the strings because that produces way too many irrelevant results. You'd have to search for "wet herself" etc. separately. You can also replace the "her pants" above with "her shorts" or whatever else you think someone would tweet.

    You also might try to search "weed herself" as the past tense of "wee." That produces rare gems.

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    • #3
      It's also worth knowing how the string work a little. Anything that you put in quotes, the search will look for that EXACT phrase. So if you put in "peed herself" then it looks for those two words side by side, with pee before herself. If instead you just enter peed herself, without quotes, then it looks for BOTH words ANYWHERE in the tweet. So the search results will also catch phrases like "peed on herself." But you also widen the net and capture irrelevant stuff. For example, my go-to string, which I included above, is:

      herself "pic.twitter.com" peed OR pee OR pee'd OR peeing OR peeed OR peeeed OR pees OR pee's OR piss OR pissing OR pissed OR pissin OR pisses OR peein OR wets OR wetting

      This combination gives you pictures and helps capture all the phrases like "peed herself" or "pees herself" or "pissed herself." But since I don't put it in quotes, I might also get a tweet liker, "She was so pissed when her friend threw up on herself." And it's a picture of someone looking mad or something.
      Last edited by AquaVitae; April 6, 2015, 01:28 PM.

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