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aruba
Six-letter word game, 11th edition Mark Unseen   Mar 16 23:56 UTC 2003

 ______  __                     
/\__  _\/\ \      __            
\/_/\ \/\ \ \___ /\_\    ____   is the 6-letter word game.  It works like 
   \ \ \ \ \  _ `\/\ \  /',__\  this:  One person is "it". That person    
    \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \/\__, `\ thinks of a six-letter word.  It must be a
     \ \_\ \ \_\ \_\ \_\/\____/ real, English word, which can be found in 
      \/_/  \/_/\/_/\/_/\/___/  some dictionary.                          

Other players try to guess the word, and their guesses must also be real,
English words.  The person who is "it" scores the guesses according to how
many letters in the guess match those in the word he's thinking of.  So for
instance, if the word is "spring", then the scoring might go like this:

/--------------------------------------------------------------\
| waffle  0  (no letters in common with spring)                |
| cranny  1  (both cranny and spring have n as the 5th letter) |
| apples  1  (both apples and spring have p as the 2nd letter) |
| string  5  (string and spring match in 5 places)             |
\--------------------------------------------------------------/

etc.  The game continues until someone guesses a word, and then that person
becomes "it", and the whole thing starts over again.

Complete rules are in ~rcurl/letter.match .  A list of all words used
throughout the history of the game is in ~rcurl/l.m.words .  It's customary
for the person who's "it" to store a list of all the current guesses in a file
called letter.match6 in his or her home directory.  So for instance if kentn
is "it", the guesses so far will be in ~kentn/letter.match6 .
1013 responses total.
aruba
response 1 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 16 23:57 UTC 2003

I'm currently thinking of a six-letter word.

orchil  0  (lastword)
gelinas
response 2 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 17 02:03 UTC 2003

waffle
aruba
response 3 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 17 04:30 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
carson
response 4 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 17 04:48 UTC 2003

melena
aruba
response 5 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 17 15:31 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
gelinas
response 6 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 04:09 UTC 2003

accord
aruba
response 7 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 05:22 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
kentn
response 8 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 11:43 UTC 2003

adjust
aruba
response 9 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 14:28 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
adjust  1  (kentn)
albaugh
response 10 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 18:59 UTC 2003

insure
kingjon
response 11 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 21:07 UTC 2003

making
kentn
response 12 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 19 02:33 UTC 2003

ensued
aruba
response 13 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 19 15:20 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
adjust  1  (kentn)
insure  1  (albaugh)
making  0  (kingjon)
ensued  0  (kentn)
gelinas
response 14 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 03:44 UTC 2003

divert
carson
response 15 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 04:19 UTC 2003

nobody
aruba
response 16 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 06:04 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
adjust  1  (kentn)
insure  1  (albaugh)
making  0  (kingjon)
ensued  0  (kentn)
divert  2  (gelinas)
nobody  0  (carson)
gelinas
response 17 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 14:59 UTC 2003

upsets
kentn
response 18 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 21 12:09 UTC 2003

thwart
aruba
response 19 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 21 20:36 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
adjust  1  (kentn)
insure  1  (albaugh)
making  0  (kingjon)
ensued  0  (kentn)
divert  2  (gelinas)
nobody  0  (carson)
upsets  0  (gelinas)
thwart  3  (kentn)
gelinas
response 20 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 22 03:26 UTC 2003

impart
aruba
response 21 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 22 04:58 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
adjust  1  (kentn)
insure  1  (albaugh)
making  0  (kingjon)
ensued  0  (kentn)
divert  2  (gelinas)
nobody  0  (carson)
upsets  0  (gelinas)
thwart  3  (kentn)
impart  3  (gelinas)
kentn
response 22 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 22 19:21 UTC 2003

jumart  (The fabled offspring of a bull and a mare. --Locke.)
aruba
response 23 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 19:14 UTC 2003

orchil  0  (lastword)
waffle  0  (gelinas)
melena  0  (carson)      My, that's a word I didn't want to know.
accord  1  (gelinas)
adjust  1  (kentn)
insure  1  (albaugh)
making  0  (kingjon)
ensued  0  (kentn)
divert  2  (gelinas)
nobody  0  (carson)
upsets  0  (gelinas)
thwart  3  (kentn)
impart  3  (gelinas)
jumart  6  (kentn)

I figured there was enough there.  You're up, Kent!
kentn
response 24 of 1013: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 23:09 UTC 2003

Okay, I'll try to have a word in mind next time.
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