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MUSH

In computing, a MUD (multi-user dungeon) that can be altered by the players. Participants in a MUSH construct new environments or ‘rooms’ and devise new obstacles to challenge other players.



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But then you've also got to hand it to director Mark Waters (``Freaky Friday,'' ``Mean Girls''): His movie's logic would short-circuit a computer, and just about every scene of broad comedy falls flat, but Waters does make you care about the film's two scrambled old souls in such a way that you're willing to suspend disbelief and wade through the film's thick soup of glop to get to the inevitable happy ending.
In my mind, Promise immediately became renamed I Can't Believe My Arteries Aren't Clogged with Glop.
I encountered some of this glop at our church a while back, and one of the WWII veterans was the only one to back me up.
 
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