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25 new of 1001 responses total.
kentn
response 75 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 8 20:23 UTC 1994

I've already said that.  Twice.  Forget one of them.
 
oriole
aruba
response 76 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 8 20:37 UTC 1994

DING DING!  kentn wins the cash prize for guessing icicle.  Where should
I send those pennies?
kentn
response 77 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 8 21:51 UTC 1994

Make them a donation towards the new disk drive for Grex...
 
I'll have a word in mind next time I log in...
carson
response 78 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 02:02 UTC 1994

(I think the reason this item is linked twice is because when ziggy logged
in, he read the old word game item, saw that it was being restarted, and,
without finishing with iq, linked the new item to iq.)
vidar
response 79 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 02:45 UTC 1994

(Colud be.  I don't really know, nor do I care.)
aruba
response 80 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 03:31 UTC 1994

Well, if Kent's gonna have a word in mind when he logs in, I
guess that means we can start guessing...

icicle
kentn
response 81 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 03:35 UTC 1994

icicle  0  (aruba)

Oooo, tricky! (Has anyone ever tried that ploy of using the last
word as the new word?)
rcurl
response 82 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 04:47 UTC 1994

Not yet.

planar
kentn
response 83 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 04:54 UTC 1994

planar  1  (rcurl)
kentn
response 84 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 05:00 UTC 1994

For those interested, a summary of the guesses for the current word
is available in /u/kentn/letter.match.  Further, the latest
incarnation of "do.lm" (a script to help you manage the letter match
game when you are in charge of the word) now automatically sets
the perms on the letter.match file.  Feel free to use it or copy it.
srw
response 85 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 05:59 UTC 1994

devoid
rcurl
response 86 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 06:50 UTC 1994

physic
aruba
response 87 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 12:48 UTC 1994

sprint
kentn
response 88 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 15:18 UTC 1994

devoid  0  (srw)
physic  0  (rcurl)
sprint  0  (aruba)
 
(Lotsa cool words get used in this game...makes it fun)
curby
response 89 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 16:26 UTC 1994

cobble
rcurl
response 90 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 17:09 UTC 1994

glower
carson
response 91 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 17:44 UTC 1994

hacker
vidar
response 92 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 9 18:36 UTC 1994

wrench
aruba
response 93 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 01:01 UTC 1994

trumps
kentn
response 94 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 01:18 UTC 1994

cobble  0  (curby)
glower  0  (rcurl)
hacker  0  (carson)
wrench  0  (vidar)
trumps  0  (aruba)
carson
response 95 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 04:14 UTC 1994

oblong
rcurl
response 96 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 04:21 UTC 1994

whacky
kentn
response 97 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 04:22 UTC 1994

oblong  0  (carson)
srw
response 98 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 05:25 UTC 1994

ethers
(I think whacky must gave slipped in)
rcurl
response 99 of 1001: Mark Unseen   May 10 05:55 UTC 1994

No, oblong slipped in. C'mon, whack me for whacky, kentn. Oh! I can go!

miasma
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