It's big, it's bad, it's B E F F Y   N O S E

Last time the random number was 1. Numbers divisible by 5 and/or 7 and/or 11 score.

			  GAME H                   GAME L
Mark Stretch             900 +900 points         139     0 points
James Hardy               99  +99 points          99   +99 points
Andrew Huddleston        930 +930 points         467     0 points
						 887  -887 points
EVERYBODY ELSE          NMR!    0 points        NMR! +1000 points

Running totals: Huddleston   2340 points        Huddleston    -1676 points
		Stretch      1806 points        Stretch           0 points
		Colledge      465 points        Colledge       1465 points
		Hardy          99 points        Hardy          2099 points
		Everyone Else   0 points        Everyone Else  4000 points

ANOTHER superb turn for Andrew H., the two-numbers-per-turn option being once more
well exploited. Remember, you can submit two numbers in each game, but if the second
one doesn't follow the rule, you lose that number of points. Good examples lie above.

These are the ten rules for turn 5. Pick a number based on these ten rules,
one of which will apply to the numbers that you all pick.
1: First digit must be 2, 4, 6 or 8.      2: Must be even and under 800.
3: Must have exactly one odd digit.       4: All three digits different and not 0.
5: Must be odd and over 123.              6: First digit must be 1, 3, 7 or 9.
7: Must be prime or 1000 minus a prime.   8: Digits in ascending/descending order.
9: Must be chosen by at least 2 players. 10: Must be exactly 1000.

[Note: not strictly ascending/descending for 8: 776/777/778 are good, 781 isn't.]

			   F A N T A S Y   C H E F

Pete Birks opted (in e-mail) to serve the same meal he'd want to other players.

				      T U R N   T W O
			IDEAL MENU                      SERVING UP
JOHN COLLEDGE   Cock-a-leekie soup              Prawn cocktail
		Home-made granary roll
PETE BIRKS      Six fresh oysters served with tabasco sauce, white & black pepper
		and white wine vinegar to hand; whole lobster per four guests
DENNY COLLEDGE  Garlic mushrooms                Smoked salmon
		Crusty bread
JAMES HARDY     Cheese and onion crisp butty    Haggis (on the grounds that
		(Mmmm..... nice!)               the Colledges are playing)
GEOFF BROWN     Hot chicken in garlic butter    (N/A)
		potatoes, carrots and sprouts
ANDY MANSELL    Grilled fillet of sea bass      (N/A)
		with lemon butter

Again, not a lot of very clear matches. I award points like so:

JOHN COLLEDGE:  5 (Pete Birks wants uncooked seafood) + 4 (Andy Mansell wants
		seafood) + 1 (Geoff Brown wants meat) = 10 + 4 (previous turn) = 14
PETE BIRKS:     4 (Andy Mansell wants seafood) + 1 (Geoff Brown wants meat)
		= 5 + 0 (previous turn) = 5
DENNY COLLEDGE: 4 (Pete Birks wants seafood) + 4 (Andy Mansell wants seafood)
		+ 1 (Geoff Brown wants meat) = 9 + 1 (previous turn) = 10
JAMES HARDY:    1+1 (Pete Birks and Andy Mansell want seafood) + 2 (Geoff
		Brown wants meat) = 4 + 5 (previous turn) = 9
ANDY MANSELL:   4 (previous turn)

You can appeal against these, giving reasons, if you feel REALLY strongly
about my point distribution, if you think it really necessary. A clue for
round three: people are wanting things which could very loosely be described
as hors d'oeuvres. But sort of starting towards main meals.