Conference thebay::joyoflex

    
    		A few more for the hell of it:
    
    		Centisentinel
    		Centinoter
    		Silly Sod
    

     By the way, the title
     
               Please invent a word for me.
     
     meant to invent a word at my request as described in .0, not
     to invent a word that describes me.
     
     Dan

    Re: .3
    
    I think .1 does a good job of both.

    G'day,
    
    I can hardly stop laughing..... bozo ..... great.
    
    
    Some others..
    
    Centaur
    notessential  = notecential
    dublonoter
    If the numers cannot be divided by 400 - leapnoter?
      djw
    
    
    bozo, ha ha ha  :-)))))
    
    
    

>< Note 600.0 by AITG::DERAMO

    I rather like "centaur."
    
    Then if, in his attempt to enter the 500th reply, he found
    someone else's note entered ahead of him, leaving him as .501,
    we could say he was slightly off centaur.

    --bonnie

    hectophfile?
    
    hectoham?
    
    replying in abcentia?
    
    hecderamis?
    
    

    If they enter the 600th note  I suppose we could say that 
    they had a 
    
    six cents of humor
    
    or noter! dam, us
    jc

    If they reply once every ten notes, are they decadent?

    But will *this* note get to .100? 

    How about....
    
             A Hunderling, or....
    
                      A Hunderful Noter?
    
    >>DAVID<<

    
    Centsless ?
    
    John J

    Quintiscorenscripter.    Why not?
    
    Steve Kallis, Jr.

    I'll let you know in 600.100...
    

		Cent-degrader.

    Delia    

    Re: .21
    
    "Centdegrader"?  I thought that was somebody who reported the
    temperature using the Celsius scale. 

    This should be worth something:
    
    C-noter
    
    Roger

    
    Centographically speaking .
    
    John J

    RE: 600
    
    Have any of us hit on a word that you like or find appropriate yet?
    
    
    Just curious!
    
    >>DAVID<<

    re .25
     
>>    Have any of us hit on a word that you like or find appropriate yet?
    
     Close, but not quite.  From .10
     
>>                     -< "compulsive" is a possibility >-
     
     ... I thought of "centiobsessive" or "hectoobsessive". 
     Maybe "hect��bsessive" with eyes instead of "o"'s.
     
     Then there's "dekadekaDECkie" but that hasn't been suggested
     yet, either.
     
     Dan

     I like Arie's "a hundredwrite" in .9, too.
     
     Dan

nota cente
hectophile
hectonotorious (sounds like a Saturday morning cartoon)

re:  DECadent.  Doesn't that suggest relative toothlessness?

I'm a repentant hecto-compulsive.  Or, more accurately, pentehecto-compulsive.
A few kiloreplies ago in note 396, I "got" replies 500, 1000 and maybe 1500 or
2000 (I forget) - once only because I happened upon it, but once or twice
because I was waiting to get something in at the desired reply number.

I'm sorry.

     I'm not repentant at all.
     
     Dan

If this person does this mostly to public conferences, then (s)he's a

     HECTONOTARY PUBLIC

Dave C.

.30>     I'm not repentant at all.

If you were, you'd be trying to enter every fifth reply.

     Oh, goody, less than ten topics to go! :-)
     
     Dan

    what about "OO-phemistic"?
    
    
    
    Daz
    

    Recently the verb "to snarf" has been commonly used
    to describe this practice.
    
    Dan
    

    Re: .-1
    
    "Snarf" has been around MIT for 30 years that I know of. It means to
    acquire on sight.  As applied to food, it has overtones of the German
    fressen when used to describe the eating habits of humans.

    Yeah, but it doesn't refer to eating any more.  It's been
    snarfed by noters.

    Actually, when I was at MIT (not too long ago), "snarf" meant "to pass
    a not-yet-swallowed portion of food or drink back through one's nose." 
    
    -Tom
    

    In which direction? :-)
    
    Dan

    "To pass back" implies in the return direction, methinks.  The rules
    under which my son plays role-playing games provide for 20,000
    experience points to anyone who can induce anyone else to do this with
    a soft drink.

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