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Jean-Joseph Cote jjcotedsl at verizon.net
Sun Mar 5 19:26:34 EST 2017


I'd be happy to conduct the next round, but for my shame in the fact 
that I didn't vote in this round.  Part of the reason why I didn't vote 
was because I looked at the definitions and saw that none of them were 
mine.  I was therefore pretty surprised when I saw that I was tied for 
first place.  I looked at the definition attributed to me, and not only 
did I not recognize it, it didn't even look like the kind of definition 
or wording I would have used, so I realized that there was a mistake.  I 
was even more surprised when I checked my Sent folder and found that I 
actually had sent it in, on January 2.  Nancy says that I was probably 
still drunk from New Year's, which seems unlikely since I haven't had a 
drink in the past quarter century or so.  But I think that Jan 2 might 
be Hutch's birthday, so I'll defer the honors to him.

Jean-Joseph

On 3/5/2017 1:19 PM, Ranjit Bhatnagar wrote:
> My definition (mouse factory leftovers) was inspired by Jim Mosowitz's 
> wonderful /afflatus/, which I still think about all the time nearly 20 
> years later:
>
>     afflatus - (n)  loose change, pens, toupees, and other small items
>     found beneath the loop-the-loop on a roller coaster.
>
>     (Feb. 1998)
>
>
> Since it was a semiripoff, I'll defer to Hutch and Jean-Joseph for the 
> next round, unless neither of you wants it.
>
> -r
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Mar 5, 2017 at 12:58 PM, Nicolas Ward <ultranurd at gmail.com 
> <mailto:ultranurd at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     The results are in and... we have a three-way tie in the points total!
>     I'm not sure if we have a metric for tie breaking between receiving
>     the most points or assigning the most points to the real definition.
>     One of Jean-Joseph, Hutch, or Ranjit should take it away.
>

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