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>>>>> "LMI" == Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

LMI> Jack Vinson <jvinson@cheux.ecs.umass.edu> writes:
>> What about "Relish Gnus."  It can take on several meanings.  :-)

LMI> Yes, it sounds nice...  What is "relish", though?  Sounds kinda salady
LMI> to me, but I can't quite remember what it is exactly...

Just asked my office-mate.  The noun is chopped up pickles that usually
ends up on hot dogs / frankfurters / wieners in the United States.  It
probably shows up on hamburgers too.  One frequently sees it in the
supermarket as a mass of green stuff.

The verb, of course, is what I had in mind for the second meaning.  "I
relish using Gnus as it is far superior to other news readers."  "I relish
the news I read with Gnus."


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