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Ryuko
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DARNIT! I was gonna guess her, too..... Ah well. At least it was my sensei that got it. [Big Grin]

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saxon75
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Wow, that was unexpected. After all that, I figured it had to be a guy. But I'll take the points anyway. [Smile]

So do I have anyone's gender wrong? And does anyone know if ^eleKtron is male or female?

I also have nationality listed for everyone I am more or less sure of, and miscellaneous notes (such as age, region, or multiple languages). I would ask people for that stuff but I don't really think I want to start an a/s/l thread.

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Ryuko
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O_o Whoa... Neato, sensei, but sorta creepy. A Hatrack crib sheet? What does my entry say? (peers curiously)

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katharina
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I also have nationality listed for everyone I am more or less sure of, and miscellaneous notes (such as age, region, or multiple languages). I would ask people for that stuff but I don't really think I want to start an a/s/l thread.

Oh my stars.

If celia thinks lists are cute, she must be going nuts.

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Noemon
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Do I have an entry Mike? If I do, what does it say?

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saxon75
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None of the entries are particularly flattering, just bare info, and many of them are unnecessary, since I know many peoples' info off the top of my head. I guess it is a little creepy, but it definitely helps me organize my thoughts for this game.

You really want to know what your entry says?

Name: Ryuko
Sex: F
Nationality: USA
Notes: Young, Midwest (Minnesota)

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Ryuko
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^_^ Good enough. At least there's nothing creepy like Address: ***** or Usual Sleep time: ****

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saxon75
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I made the list specifically to help with this game, so everyone on the guess from list has an entry.

Your entry, Noemon, is not very complete:

Name: Noemon
Sex: M
Nationality: [blank]
Notes: [blank]

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Noemon
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I'm an enegma!

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celia60
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oh, oh, do me next!

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Noemon
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So how long do you think it will take before that finds its way to the "Out of Context" thread celia?

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saxon75
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Name: celia60
Sex: F
Nationality: USA
Notes: Giant evil pain in my butt

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Ryuko
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katharina
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rivka
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Ooops! I knew no matter how much I checked, I'd leave someone on the not-guessed list. [Dont Know]

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celia60
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Noem, get your mind out of the gutter!

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saxon75
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I'm really perplexed by all the interest in my notes.

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katharina
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Noemon
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If you found out one of us had been keeping records about you, wouldn't you be fascinated?

What's the matter kat?

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saxon75
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I think she wanted to know her entry.

Name: katharina
Sex: F
Nationality: USA
Notes: Southern/Texan

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katharina
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Yay! saxon75 speaks emoticonish!

*curtseys* Thank you. [Smile]

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Noemon
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Wow, he speaks it better than I do, that's for sure. I never would have gotten that from a sad face.

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katharina
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Noeman:

for asking.

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Noemon
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Sure!

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sarcasticmuppet
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wow, the last female guessed. What's mine say, Sax?

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saxon75
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Name: sarcasticmuppet
Sex: F
Nationality: [blank]
Notes: Young?

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celia60
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i don't have a special note for owning more than one kind of rice cooker?

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saxon75
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No, but if I ever see a story that includes a fuzzy logic rice cooker, you will be my first guess.

[ September 23, 2003, 03:38 PM: Message edited by: saxon75 ]

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Noemon
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I have three different sizes of rice cookers, but they're all the same type. What's the difference between the types celia?

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saxon75
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Yay! saxon75 speaks emoticonish!

I also speak English, a little Spanish, Geek, Engineer, a smattering of Commonwealth Hackish, and I'm taking classes in Girl (although that one is proving much more difficult than the rest). A veritable polyglot, I am.

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celia60
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Standard ON/OFF type that's also a steamer.

Fuzzy Logic one which is considerably smarter than i am.

[ September 23, 2003, 04:15 PM: Message edited by: celia60 ]

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Noemon
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Oooooooooooooooooo! ::suitably impressed:: that's some rice cooker!

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Sopwith
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Darn and I thought I had an overabundance of kitchen gizmos... TWO rice cookers?

(goes back to rummaging through various kitchen gadgetry)

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celia60
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the nice one was a gift. and they are for different things. you can't fuzzy logic dim sum any more than you can on/off risotto. heh, i wonder how many websites use that sentence.

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dkw
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Round Twenty-three.

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