BS: Project Mudcat Gold

Subject: RE: BS: Project Mudcat Gold
From: Stilly River Sage
Date: 25 Jan 24 - 11:08 PM

Amos wanted help removing a lot of his poems from the Mother of All BS thread because he was going to publish them and they needed to be unpublished previously. I need to figure out how we transferred those poems and see if they can be rounded up again. Did I just hide them, or remove the text and email it to him? I can't remember. I'll look into it.

There were some real gems in the MOAB, one that I've shared a couple of times comes to mind - a story written by BWL. I'll have to look for that also.

Great topic!

Subject: RE: BS: Project Mudcat Gold
From: Donuel
Date: 25 Jan 24 - 04:58 PM

I recall a masterful confession of what it is like to be a bipolar person.

Subject: RE: BS: Project Mudcat Gold
From: Helen
Date: 25 Jan 24 - 02:32 PM

I will always remember the joy I felt when I found the answer to this request for a mystery song:

Subject: Help finding song I was named after
From: GUEST,[e-mail] - PM
Date: 18 Dec 03 - 09:35 AM

The thread reminds me of what a wonderful resource Mudcat is.

Subject: RE: BS: Project Mudcat Gold
From: Bill D
Date: 25 Jan 24 - 01:59 PM

Then she added this:
"What evidence would be required for me to abandon my belief that God created the earth as He says He did? Prove to me that God doesn't exist and I'll recant everything I've said. It's an impossible task. You can't disapprove the very Being who created you!"

Subject: RE: BS: Project Mudcat Gold
From: Bill D
Date: 25 Jan 24 - 01:57 PM

One that I saved to my computer is this gem from our encounter with a woman who strove to educate us on religion..
"I've told you before, the Bible is the ultimate authority. If I didn't appeal to it to prove itself, then it wouldn't be. Thus, it is not circular reasoning. I'd like to hear what y'alls ultimate authority is."

Subject: BS: Project Mudcat Gold
From: Donuel
Date: 25 Jan 24 - 06:05 AM

Keboroxu has a penchant for resurrecting old threads and contributions. Sometimes with great surprise or glee.
Some posts are removed like the verse by Amos but many other whimsical and serious stories remain. Rapparee/Rapaire, Stilly, Bill, and others also have a grasp of the history of Mudcat Gold.

Certainly, the present and current evolution of posts are most relevant but knowing history and the timeless contributions are revelatory.

If there is an interest with examples of rare finds perhaps they could appear here. They could be one's own posts or favorites.