From: Tieka (cmhuston_at_mts.net)
Date: Thu Nov 14 2002 - 10:16:55 PST
on 11/13/02 1:12 AM, Jeff Weston (Sir Toby) at jjweston_at_kenny.sir-toby.com wrote: > Ah FRC... It seems I hardly knew thee. My first memories of FRC start with > round 187 in July of this year. While I found the puzzle theme > fascinating, I also found it too tricky to try to participate in it. > However, my fondest memories of FRC come from round 190. You see, that was > the round where I posted my first ever rule. Then there was round 191 > where I was a co-wizard with Ed Murphy. Very fond memories... *sniff* I'll > miss you FRC! > > Of course, I sincerely hope that this eulogy is not needed. 196:2 has > provided us with the excellent suggestion of deciphering the F'rcyeh > Tablets. I understand that even now, scientists have decoded a portion of > the F'rcyeh Tablets! The first secret they have discovered may reveal the > perfect method to keep FRC from assuming room temperature. The name they > have given the snippet is "Fantastic Rule Cooking". Here is the snippet of > the F'rcyeh Tablets that they have deciphered: > > ----- > > ...the oven set at 200 degrees. If the temperature of FRC gets anywhere > near to room temperature, place it in the oven to correct the problem. > Repeat as often... > > ----- > > All further rules must announce a further deciphering of the F'rcyeh > Tablets, and name the new deciphering. > > -- > Rule Date: 2002-11-13 06:19:52 GMT Ah, the agony for the Judge. A beutiful eulogy, and it follows the suggestion (restrictions) of 196:1-7, but alas, it is longer than 196:4. I wish that I could do more for this wonderful rule, but style of +3.0 is all that I can do for this INVALID rule. Tieka, wiping a tear from my eye. -- Rule Date: 2002-11-14 19:18:29 GMT
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