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25 new of 1578 responses total.
remmers
response 506 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 18:29 UTC 2003

piano

(Had to guess that...)
polytarp
response 507 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 20:57 UTC 2003

xylem
carson
response 508 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 22:57 UTC 2003

(errors are fascinating.)

error
gelinas
response 509 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 23:07 UTC 2003

So I did.  Thanks, Jan. :)
aruba
response 510 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 23:21 UTC 2003

steep
jep
response 511 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 02:49 UTC 2003

guess
janc
response 512 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 02:50 UTC 2003

Holy Mackeral!  Honestly, I was thinking of 'forte' as meaning a
person's strong point.  It never occured to me that my word had any
relation to the previous word.  But there it is, the shortest
five-letter game in history:

forte 0 lastword
piano 5 remmers

Now you know why we all agree with remmers - it's his amazing psychic
powers.
jep
response 513 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 04:47 UTC 2003

Wow.
mdw
response 514 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 06:35 UTC 2003

piano = soft
forte = loud
Sheet music is commonly marked with P and F for soft and loud (for some
reason, just as Latin was the official language for science and French
was the official language of diplomacy, Italian became the official
language for music.) A pianoforte is an obselete name for a keyboard
musical instrument that can play both softly and loudly, according to
how hard the keys are struck.  I sure don't see anything psychic in
remmers's guess.  I'd be more surprised if he didn't make that guess.
carson
response 515 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 06:42 UTC 2003

(it's not psychic.  Remmers is just exploiting the power of suggestion.)

mezzo
rcurl
response 516 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 07:21 UTC 2003

German became the official language for physical sciences. Latin led
only in taxonomy and anatomy. Of course, all such associations are
dependent upon time and place. 
remmers
response 517 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 12:52 UTC 2003

O-kaaay.....

I am thinking of a 5-letter word.

piano 0 (last word)
janc
response 518 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 13:35 UTC 2003

forte
carson
response 519 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 15:27 UTC 2003

mezzo
aruba
response 520 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 15:55 UTC 2003

easel
jep
response 521 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 17:12 UTC 2003

re resp:518: Hahaha!

doubt
remmers
response 522 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 17:48 UTC 2003

piano 0 (last word)
forte 0 janc
mezzo 0 carson
easel 0 aruba
doubt 0 jep
aruba
response 523 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 18:07 UTC 2003

speak
tonster
response 524 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 18:25 UTC 2003

spoke
slynne
response 525 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 18:49 UTC 2003

great
remmers
response 526 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 19:29 UTC 2003

piano 0 (last word)
forte 0 janc
mezzo 0 carson
easel 0 aruba
doubt 0 jep
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speak 0 aruba
spoke 1 tonster
great 2 slynne
polytarp
response 527 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 20:20 UTC 2003

green
aruba
response 528 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 21:29 UTC 2003

grown
slynne
response 529 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 21:47 UTC 2003

gross
jep
response 530 of 1578: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 22:07 UTC 2003

growl
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