Who are the Judge and Wizard for Round 122?
 
1999-09-01 08:43:06 GMT  121:1  VALID  +0.8  Scott Perlman
1999-09-02 12:58:40 GMT  121:2  VALID  +1.0  Henry Towsner
1999-09-02 20:59:42 GMT  121:3  VALID  +0.7  Nicholson Neisler
1999-09-06 01:30:38 GMT  121:4  VALID  +1.0  Henry Towsner
1999-09-08 18:09:51 GMT  121:5  VALID  +0.9  Nicholson Neisler
 
Nicholson Neisler is Judge.
Henry Towsner is Wizard.

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121:1
Scott Perlman <perlman@linguist.dartmouth.edu> wrote:
 
> And the hunt is on!
> 
> The FRC Detective agency has been engaged to track down teh theme of
> round 121.  
> 
> I can see with rough my trusty magnifying glass that the butler did NOT 
> abscond with our theme.
> 
> All valid rules should name a tool used in the search for the theme.
 
VALID, +0.8 Style.
 
I do not consider the final sentence to be a restriction.  I am willing to
be talked out of this position, though.
 
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121:2
Henry Towsner wrote:
 
> Since the FRC Detective Agency follows good detective procedure, all
> fantasy rules must do anything which a fantasy rule says they "should" do.
> Although the video records are at a bad angle, there was clearly a fight
> of some kind between the thief and someone else.
 
VALID, +1

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121:3
Nicholson Neisler wrote:
 
> The FRC Detective agency's motto is "When you follow Logic, you follow
> the Crime."
> 
> A) All valid rules should name at least one of the eight tools used in
> 'The Search for the Missing Theme.'
> B) All valid rules should name at least one of the eight individuals
> involved in 'The Search for the Missing Theme.'
> 
> An examination of the Video Tapes shows that the Someone else who
> fought with the Theif, cannot be the Butler.  The Butler is far too
> thin.
 
VALID, +0.7

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121:4
Henry Towsner wrote:
 
>       The finger-print kit revealed the Taxidermist's fingerprints on the
> case.  Of the eight people involved, one is the Butler, one is the
> Taxidermist, and the profession of each of the others starts with a
> different one of the following letters: J, K, W, X, Y, Z.
 
VALID, +1.0

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121:5
Nicholson Neisler wrote:
 
> Using the Portable Lie Detector, we learn from Jeeves the Butler, that
> John Winthrop the Zoologist was at the house speaking with Warren
> Balboth the Taxidermist.  We also learn there was a dinner part the
> night of the crime.  The butler doesn't know all the names.  Including
> Jeeves, there were 4 men and 4 women.
 
VALID, +0.9