LMJargon

1. n. An unnamed game played at the Bayon (or any place giving fortune cookies containing so-called lucky numbers) in which the winner is designated as the person with the highest score, the score being defined as the sum of the unique prime factors of the lucky numbers. There are traditionally four lucky numbers in the range 1-54, inclusive. For example, the numbers 7, 24, 43, and 51 yield a score of 72. The record is something like 124. The theoretical highest possible score is 53 + 47 + 43 + 41 = 184.

1. n. A successful attempt to stifle a hurl while eating; a way of enjoying your food twice. Technique pioneered by JimH at Fall 1990 Demcox in Las Vegas.

1. n. What the losing poker players get, since the winning poker player can afford to (and is obliged to) buy everyone breakfast.

1. adj. Large; extreme. This new editor gives me a full-on major robo-chubby.

1. adv. Way totally; to the utmost extent. Often used with sucks, doesn't suck, or rules. Dude, this beer fully doesn't suck. My new algorithm fully rules. You don't fully suck.

1. n. A unit of Bayon Tender equal to the price of a curry chicken, plus tax and a tip (approximately $5.00); a form of credit during poker games. Acronym: FCC.

1. n. A last-ditch effort to quaff the remainder of your plate with a fork or forks when chopsticks aren’t fast enough. Frequently uttered while, when eating lunch, someone remembers a meeting that begins soon.

1. n. Less popular but equivalent form of fork mode.

1. n. New halftoning technique of love developed when LaserMaster switched from Trimmage which rendered bitmapped output, to the Pipeline PowerPage PostScript interpreter, which rendered 8-bit grayscale output. TurboGray applied TurboRes-type techniques to the 8 bit data in order to smooth the edges of characters, as if they had been rendered at a higher resolution.

1. n. A red and black Nerf® brand football given away by LaserMaster as a promotional gimmick for TurboRes at Fall ’90 Demcox. Frequently incoming.