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               — Plergb Bylaws Summary, 1995.  
 
               — Plergb Bylaws Summary, 1995.  
  
Thus, noted [[John Hertz]], “explaining is customary, e.g. ‘Plergb, defined as having corrected all the [[typo|typographical errors]] in this comment’, or ‘Plergb, defined as [http://plergb.com/RobotMusicians/RobotMusicians.html a pair of robot musicians]’.” ''Plergb'' is properly capitalized.  
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Thus, noted [[John Hertz]], “explaining is customary, e.g. ‘Plergb, defined as having corrected all the [[typo|typographical errors]] in this comment’, or ‘Plergb, defined as [https://plergb.com/RobotMusicians/RobotMusicians.html a pair of robot musicians]’.” ''Plergb'' is properly capitalized.  
  
 
  Authorized variants of the word ''Plergb'' include '''Pglergb, Plergdb, Pglorgdb,''' and '''Skeegl'''. There also exists the Medieval Spelling of '''Plyrrhghb'''....
 
  Authorized variants of the word ''Plergb'' include '''Pglergb, Plergdb, Pglorgdb,''' and '''Skeegl'''. There also exists the Medieval Spelling of '''Plyrrhghb'''....
See the [https://people.well.com/user/bubbles/Plergb.html Plerg Bylaws Summary,] a document of the '''Plerg Commission''', for further usage details.  
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See the [https://people.well.com/user/bubbles/Plergb.html Plergb Bylaws Summary,] a document of the '''Plergb Commission''', for further usage details.  
  
 
''Plergb'' was introduced to [[fandom]] by [[Tom Digby]] via [[Apa-L]], probably in the early 1970s. [[Author]] [[John M. Ford]] used it, without explanation, in his 1987 ''[[Star Trek]]'' [[Shared Universe|sharecropper]] [[novel]], ''How Much for Just the Planet?''
 
''Plergb'' was introduced to [[fandom]] by [[Tom Digby]] via [[Apa-L]], probably in the early 1970s. [[Author]] [[John M. Ford]] used it, without explanation, in his 1987 ''[[Star Trek]]'' [[Shared Universe|sharecropper]] [[novel]], ''How Much for Just the Planet?''
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* [https://people.well.com/user/bubbles/Plergb.html Plergb Bylaws Summary,] February 21, 1995.  
 
* [https://people.well.com/user/bubbles/Plergb.html Plergb Bylaws Summary,] February 21, 1995.  
 
* [https://file770.com/hertz-what-do-you-mean-plergb/ “What Do You Mean, Plergb?”] by [[John Hertz]], ''[[File 770]],'' February 15, 2012.  
 
* [https://file770.com/hertz-what-do-you-mean-plergb/ “What Do You Mean, Plergb?”] by [[John Hertz]], ''[[File 770]],'' February 15, 2012.  
* [http://www.plergb.com/ Plerg.com.]
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* [https://www.plergb.com/ Plerg.com.]
  
See also: [[Epithets, Expletives, Insults and Obscenities]].  
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See also: [[Epithets, Expletives, Insults and Obscenities]]; [[Plergbcon]].  
  
  
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Latest revision as of 07:53, 29 November 2022

The word Plergb may be used in many ways, some of which have not been discovered yet.
              — Plergb Bylaws Summary, 1995. 

Thus, noted John Hertz, “explaining is customary, e.g. ‘Plergb, defined as having corrected all the typographical errors in this comment’, or ‘Plergb, defined as a pair of robot musicians’.” Plergb is properly capitalized.

Authorized variants of the word Plergb include Pglergb, Plergdb, Pglorgdb, and Skeegl. There also exists the Medieval Spelling of Plyrrhghb....

See the Plergb Bylaws Summary, a document of the Plergb Commission, for further usage details.

Plergb was introduced to fandom by Tom Digby via Apa-L, probably in the early 1970s. Author John M. Ford used it, without explanation, in his 1987 Star Trek sharecropper novel, How Much for Just the Planet?

See also: Epithets, Expletives, Insults and Obscenities; Plergbcon.



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