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polykarp
A newer, better term for grexers. Mark Unseen   Apr 19 22:37 UTC 2002

Grexists.
95 responses total.
rlejeune
response 1 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 22:40 UTC 2002

Sounds like someone who discriminates againts grexers based upon their level of
grexosity.
jep
response 2 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 00:01 UTC 2002

I kind of like "Grexians".  It sounds like a video game.
jp2
response 3 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 00:02 UTC 2002

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other
response 4 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 02:08 UTC 2002

Grexons...  Grexsters...  Grexels...  Grexots...  I like Grexels.  Kind 
of an analogue of pixels.  We're each part of the whole picture.  Even 
Jamie, though he's a bit off-color...  
jp2
response 5 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 07:00 UTC 2002

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md
response 6 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 14:05 UTC 2002

Spaking of which, where's mnet this morning?  Is somebody backing up 
all the copy and paste crap (seems kinda pointless), or did the 
Einsteins let it crash again?
jmsaul
response 7 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 16:14 UTC 2002

It was up a few minutes ago.
morwen
response 8 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 19:16 UTC 2002

I like grexers, but then I'm something of a conservative.
gull
response 9 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 02:44 UTC 2002

Re #4: I think he feels he's correct, and it's all the pixels around 
him that are off.
other
response 10 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 03:13 UTC 2002

Narcissus seeing his reflection in his computer screen.  Yup.
janc
response 11 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 12:37 UTC 2002

I've forgotten all the Latin I once learned, but there is probably some 
correct Latin way to construct the word for Grexers, Grex being a Latin 
word.
other
response 12 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 14:40 UTC 2002

Hmm.  I guess my four years of Latin was too long ago.  The x ending is a 
special case, but I can't remember what the other associated endings are.
remmers
response 13 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 15:25 UTC 2002

What is the Latin word for "royal"?
jp2
response 14 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 18:26 UTC 2002

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other
response 15 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 21:52 UTC 2002

Rex.  Grex, gregus?  Would we be Gregi?
other
response 16 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 21:54 UTC 2002

Or Grex, greius --> Greii

It's been too long.
jp2
response 17 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 22:26 UTC 2002

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other
response 18 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 22:36 UTC 2002

That would be a highly atypical form.
jp2
response 19 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 23:07 UTC 2002

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gelinas
response 20 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 23:19 UTC 2002

lol.
jaklumen
response 21 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 03:46 UTC 2002

resp:2  grexian is my Yahoo user id.  I think it was created 2 years 
ago or so.
other
response 22 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 04:16 UTC 2002

19: that's fuckin' hilarious!  :)
gull
response 23 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 14:19 UTC 2002

Re #19: Given A Flock of Seagulls, I would refer to their music as 'sucky'.
brighn
response 24 of 95: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 15:03 UTC 2002

#23 is ironic, given the poster's handle.
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