At 01:18 PM 7/9/96 -0700, you wrote:
"Mark" == Mark M <markm@voicenet.com> writes:
Mark> According to Altavista:
Mark> nethermost - 45 Mark> insatiable - 200 Mark> insufferable - 200
Mark> I know I have too much free time.
According to Dejanews: Individual word hit counts * nethermost: 185 * insatiable: 1191 * insufferable: 752 * antidisestablishmentarianism: 142 :-)
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Ok fellas, I am usually against senseless arguing. Especially over a subject that certain individuals shouldn't even had wasted the time to reply to if they couldn't give a sh*t about it in the first place. Therefore, I assume that they are arguing JUST to argue, but they wait until a topic pops up that they have some background in, therefore standing a chance of winning. Well, you already lost when you assumed that something worthwhile or useful would come of your negative responses. Oh, excuse me; you did get replies to your responses, so I guess your investment did turn a profit. Well, stooping even further into your realm, I too visited my trusty search utility, MetaCrawler. It too found all four of your words. I decided to pluck five odd-looking words from my MAINLIST.TXT produced by Word-List Builder. The list is COMPLETELY untouched or altered by human hands. I ran all five of them through MetaCrawler and your DejaNews (ultra list source) and here are the results: Word MetaCrawler DejaNews -------------------- ----------- -------- DisplayWorkstationSe 0 0 SETUPPP 0 0 TmpDirPad 0 0 dsRegSetPads 0 0 TotalSwapReqdFromINF 0 0 (These words were all found in the first 1% of my list and then I got bored.) Logic tells me that a word that can be found ANYWHERE with a publicly-available search utility would not be the IDEAL passphrase to lock up my secrets. Well, now that I know where YOU will be assembling your list from, I can rest assured to pull one from my list instead. -fin