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25 new of 1032 responses total.
rcurl
response 175 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 06:07 UTC 1995

hooter  1       aruba
cyberpnk
response 176 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 20:48 UTC 1995

heaven
rcurl
response 177 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 21:21 UTC 1995

heaven  0       cyberpnk
lilmo
response 178 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 04:38 UTC 1995

murmur
rcurl
response 179 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 06:24 UTC 1995

murmur  4       lilmo
lilmo
response 180 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 19:05 UTC 1995

HAH!  Beat that one, if you can...   :-)
rcurl
response 181 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 19:52 UTC 1995

Yes, that was VERY GOOD - and now the fun begins.
srw
response 182 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 15:39 UTC 1995

furfur
rcurl
response 183 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 18:47 UTC 1995

furfur  6       srw     DING DING DING THUD BONK... 

What process did you use to find it, Steve? I thought it might require
an "exhaustive search" of -ur words. Furfur is hair and scalp fragments,
like dandruff.
lilmo
response 184 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 00:10 UTC 1995

window
srw
response 185 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 05:16 UTC 1995

It required an exhaustive search, as it was not in my recognition
vocabulary. There are only 26 letters, though. It didn't take long.
I expected it to be a word I didn;t know, and was not disappointed.

OK, I have a word (sorry for the delay)
furfur  0  (rcurl)
window  1  (lilmo)

I will keep a running summary in /u/srw/letter.match, as always.
lilmo
response 186 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 03:55 UTC 1995

No need for an apology; it was less than 36 hours...  :-)
srw
response 187 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 08:25 UTC 1995

Yeah, this game is running a lot slower than it used to, but that's OK too.
lilmo
response 188 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 19:05 UTC 1995

It would be nice if it moved a BIT faster, but I seem to be the only 
one so inclined, so I'm not optimistic.  *sigh*
rcurl
response 189 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 06:16 UTC 1995

Recruit player. Its bound to run slowly with only three or a half dozen
playing. 

slowly
lilmo
response 190 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 02:51 UTC 1995

fourth
srw
response 191 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 04:52 UTC 1995

slowly  1  (rcurl)
fourth  1  (lilmo)
rcurl
response 192 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 07:24 UTC 1995

limpet
lilmo
response 193 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 20:31 UTC 1995

peeler
rcurl
response 194 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 21:39 UTC 1995

obtuse
srw
response 195 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 05:57 UTC 1995

limpet  0  (rcurl)
peeler  1  (lilmo)
obtuse  1  (rcurl)
lilmo
response 196 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 19:18 UTC 1995

senate
omni
response 197 of 1032: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 19:54 UTC 1995

server
srw
response 198 of 1032: Mark Unseen   May 1 05:42 UTC 1995

senate  6  (lilmo) Ding Ding! Sheesh that was quick, well. I mean it didn't
take very many guesses. You're up lilmo.

senate
lilmo
response 199 of 1032: Mark Unseen   May 2 04:54 UTC 1995

It's b/c we got all those ones, plus I had a lucky guess.  OK, a six-letter
word....  got one !!

senate  1  (srw)
server  1  (omni)
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