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379.1 | 2 more | WELSWS::MANNION | | Wed Jul 15 1987 06:19 | 18 |
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DECrease - also known as the DPS40 DEC press 40. This 40 pair per
minute trouser press is the ultimate electronic trouser press
for attachment to a HAN (Hotel area network), trousers can
be submitted from any room on the network and returned via
standard HAN routing services. The DPS40 contains the industry
standard microVAX II cpu coupled with advanced technology
from Rowenta.
DECade - the Digital Charitable Association
[sic]
These are by Andrew Dodd (May he live a thousand years) and Ellen
Pirie respectively. There is a free-lance lecturer in Utrecht called
Clive Blacknell who had about a dozen of these, all very funny.
If I can find the list I shall post it here.
Phillip
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379.2 | | MANANA::RAVAN | | Wed Jul 15 1987 09:33 | 8 |
| DECanter - a) The loping gait used by someone trying to make it
to the helicopter in time, while lugging a printout-laden briefcase
in one hand; or
b) The coffee mugs found in every cubicle, inscribed with cute sayings
and containing a layer of calcified coffee and non-dairy creamer.
-b
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379.3 | | ERASER::KALLIS | Hallowe'en should be legal holiday | Wed Jul 15 1987 10:11 | 10 |
| Re .1:
I'm sorry, I think you should have added --
DECade -- 2) A drink used in the summertime in a [generally futile]
measure to cool oneself in one's cubicle on steamy summer days when
the air conditioner (if available) goes on the fritz. Available
only through the food concession, so quality varies (hourly).
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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379.4 | Innovative software | TOPDOC::SLOANE | Bruce is on the loose | Wed Jul 15 1987 12:17 | 16 |
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DECadent - Digital's billing program for dentists. (Popular in
Italy.)
DECease - Program for morticians.
DECompose 1.) Early version DECease. 2.) Program for writing music.
DECibel - Used with DECtalk to measure loudness.
DECagon - Employees airline reservation program.
DEClaim - Insurance agent's helper.
DECrepit - Program for nursing home management.
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379.5 | Ahh, the first tangent... | GUSHER::LAMBERT | Circuitousness is a Virtue | Wed Jul 15 1987 14:16 | 7 |
| On a similar note, when we first heard about "local area clusters", a
wit in my group proposed that soon DEC would be accused of selling
"LACluster" products.
>groan<
-- Sam
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379.6 | taqngents be dambed! | INK::KALLIS | Hallowe'en should be legal holiday | Wed Jul 15 1987 15:32 | 10 |
| And then, there's
DECimate -- Digital's computer-dating software.
DECember -- What's left in the grill after a company-sponsored picnic.
DECedent -- A Digital legal milestone.
DECency -- Digital's north Carolina headquarters.
DECimal -- A Digital-developed synthetic life form.
DECrement -- Digital's waste product.
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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379.7 | | TOPDOC::SLOANE | Bruce is on the loose | Wed Jul 15 1987 17:59 | 10 |
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DEChaste - The speed with which many Digital projects proceed.
DECchaste - What most Digital employees aren't.
DEClamation -What Digital employees utter when projects go astray.
DECdeck - Playing cards with the Digital logo.
DECdoc - 1) A company physician.
2) Where Digital employees tie up their DECships.
3) What a broken Digital clock says.
This whole thing is getting reDECulous.
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379.8 | The real definition of DECimal | WELSWS::MANNION | | Thu Jul 16 1987 08:35 | 4 |
| DECimal - A malaise or state of mind.
(Fr - literally "I sick of DEC")
Andrew Dodd
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379.9 | | ERIS::CALLAS | CO in the war between the sexes | Thu Jul 16 1987 10:52 | 3 |
| DECorum -- what attendees to DECUS are expected to use.
Jon
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379.10 | | TLE::SAVAGE | Neil, @Spit Brook | Thu Jul 16 1987 12:26 | 4 |
| Re: .9:
DEC-o-cider -- what attendees to DECUS are expected to use if they
don't drink rum :-)
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379.11 | learn something every day | WEBSTR::RANDALL | I'm no lady | Thu Jul 16 1987 16:59 | 4 |
| I thought DECorum was the proper name for the auditorium in Spit
Brook 1.
--bonnie
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379.12 | | INK::KALLIS | Ollie for Pres.; Stanley for Veep. | Thu Jul 16 1987 17:07 | 5 |
| DECology -- 1) Study of the company.
2) Induced sluggishness in an employee on a hot summer
day when the air conditioning is on the fritz.
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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379.13 | | YIPPEE::LIRON | | Fri Jul 17 1987 04:01 | 12 |
| DECline - new product which will thump the competition
DECclesiast - an integrated MIS package for churches,
temples, synagogs etc ..
DECsageration - excessive aggressivity in some of our announcements
(see above examples)
DECindirect - an internal response to DECdirect
roger
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379.14 | | 4GL::LASHER | Working... | Fri Jul 17 1987 16:25 | 3 |
| These are just examples of our DECcentricity.
Lew Lasher
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379.15 | Beware | REGENT::EPSTEIN | Bruce Epstein | Fri Jul 17 1987 21:19 | 2 |
| DECide - a software product which helps to predict catastrophe,
but it itself fails to work one day per year
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379.16 | | MAGOO::PFC | What a concept! | Mon Jul 20 1987 09:08 | 3 |
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DECoration - a speech by K.O.
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379.17 | | MARVIN::KNOWLES | Pour encourager les auteurs | Tue Jul 21 1987 05:19 | 2 |
| DECalc - software tool for getting the chalky deposits off
an Ethernet used in a hard-water area.
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379.18 | One more... | DELNI::PITARD | esaelp ,emoh og I naC? | Mon Aug 24 1987 09:46 | 11 |
| I'm suprised that no one entered these:
DECe, DECi, DECe, DECi, DECo : the closing of our company song
(and on this farm, he had an engineer, DECe, DECi, DECe, DECi,
DECo,...)
I know, I know, it's sick, but it worked!!!!
/^PiT^\
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