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>>>>> "mmp" == Matt Pharr <mmp@graphics.stanford.edu> writes:

    > Lutefisk Gnus! 

In keeping with the nautical theme, I vote for Babelfish Gnus (from
_Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy_) and it somehow feels cosmically
appropriate.