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Jill Kern
The origin and use of the word random as a modifier was discussed in a recent episode, this one I think. In the discussion, Grant indicated that the use of random -- meaning something off the wall, unusual or wierd -- goes back to the eighties, but I can testify to the 70s. When I was an undergrad at MIT (1974-77) we used random all the time in that fashion. Random was rampant!
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