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25 new of 1034 responses total.
asp
response 675 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 20 05:34 UTC 1996

sorry, I'vew been on "vacation"(i.e. doing no homework, in other words away
from computers) for a few days.. so anyway, I'm thinking of this five letter
word, you see..

(I don';t know if this is a good idea, but thjis is the word I was given when
I asked, so...)

snake 1
albaugh
response 676 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 20 16:57 UTC 1996

I don't know if it's a "rule", but it seems to be the custom that the new
word will have *zero* matches with the previous word...
kain
response 677 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 20 21:22 UTC 1996

brawl
orinoco
response 678 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 20 23:15 UTC 1996

certainly makes the game last longer
sodas
bruin
response 679 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 20 23:39 UTC 1996

vogue
rcurl
response 680 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 21 06:02 UTC 1996

(Its not an original rule - announcing a count for the previous game's word
was introduced after this game had been going quite a while, and has been
pretty much following. I think in a way it is used to 'mark' the start of
a new game. The rules are in /u/rcurl/lettermatch.rules.)
carson
response 681 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 21 11:58 UTC 1996

I think having a match with the first word will just throw you all off. ;)

throw
kain
response 682 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 21 22:20 UTC 1996

Re# 660 <huh?>
baseball
asp
response 683 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 22 00:56 UTC 1996

brawl 0 (kain)
sodas 1 (orinoco)
vogue 0 (bruin)
throw 0 (carson)

well, like I said, I got the word from someone, and it turned out to have one
match... so far, it hasn't seemed to help anyone much!
kain
response 684 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 22 01:53 UTC 1996

saved
bruin
response 685 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 22 12:04 UTC 1996

sleek
signet
response 686 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 22 13:55 UTC 1996

spill
asp
response 687 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 22 21:30 UTC 1996

saved 1 (kain)
sleek 1 (bruin)
spill 0 (signet)

hmmm... that should be helpful...
albaugh
response 688 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 22 22:07 UTC 1996

under
bruin
response 689 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 23 00:31 UTC 1996

udder
orinoco
response 690 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 23 02:03 UTC 1996

males
asp
response 691 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 24 03:26 UTC 1996

udder 4 (bruin)
males 1 (orinoco)
adn you wondered why I skipped albaugh???
***under 5!!!! (albaugh)***
asp
response 692 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 24 03:31 UTC 1996

hee hee, that sounds like kevin is under 5...
albaugh
response 693 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 24 04:09 UTC 1996

Well, I *am* under 5 tons (just barely! :-)

OK, I'm thinking of a 5-letter word that's not:

under  0  (lastword)
signet
response 694 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 24 14:40 UTC 1996

story
albaugh
response 695 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 24 17:42 UTC 1996

story  0  (signet)
asp
response 696 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 24 18:54 UTC 1996

greed
freida
response 697 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 25 04:32 UTC 1996

lucky
yo
response 698 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 25 14:39 UTC 1996

penny
cyberpnk
response 699 of 1034: Mark Unseen   May 25 17:35 UTC 1996

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