> > > > Whew! The coding is done.
> ...
> > > This calls for the now-traditional Ellmyruh cheer:
> > > "sam! Sam! SAm! SAM!" And I'll throw in a round of this, too: "Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Sam!!!"
> > >
> >
> > Congratulations on finishing the coding, Sam!! Major news like that really does need a response, so, uh, I guess that was mine. :-)
> >
> > Brunnen-"didn't realise there *was* a traditional Ellmyruh cheer"G
>
> Actually, it's from the Neo-Classical School of cheering. First coming to prominence in the early 1900's, the "Four-Round Repeat with Precadence" (since termed the "Traditional Ellmyruh Cheer") was a reactionary movement to the standard cheer of the day commonly known as the "Three Huzzahs". (In this context, the cheer would be preformed as such: "Three Huzzahs for Sam! Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah!")
>
> There are a great many Ellmyruh cheers, from the Art Nouveau Ellmyruhn (which is really flowerly), to the Ellmyruh Simplistic ("Yay, Sam!"), to the Minimalistic ("sam").
>
> -Faux "Hurrah, Sam!" Pas

Actually, it's not just a four-round repeat. However, since Faux Pas made me laugh on a rather bleak Monday morning, I'll do a cheer for him, too:
"faux pas! Faux pas! FAux pas! FAUx pas! FAUX pas! FAUX Pas! FAUX PAs! FAUX PAS!"

Ell"A Ghost_of_Leen cheer took even longer"myruh