03 May 99 - 05:49 AM (#75254) Subject: New Kid On The Block From: John Wood Hi Mudcatters! This looks fun...can I join in? Just got a brand new PC ,so I'm a bit handicaped at the moment.Don't know how to do the blue clicky things or scan in song texts.......I do however have an extensive private collection of songs\texts\lp's\cd's.Hope soon to be able to contribute. Greetings Norwegian Wood!! |
03 May 99 - 06:13 AM (#75259) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Llanfair I'm new too. I've joined in a bit, but it takes a while to get the hang of it, 'specially when you're computer illiterate like I am. Ihope to chat lots more, and get to know people. Hwyl. |
03 May 99 - 08:31 AM (#75270) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: AllisonA(Animaterra) Welcome, John and Llanfair! You probably already know that you've gotten yourselves into the weirdest, warmest, most wonderful site on the web! Do yourselves a favor and go to the top of the Discussion Grp page, reset your filters for sometime in the past, and explore past threads- (warning, it can hold up your computer for awhile)- Welcome again! Allison |
03 May 99 - 08:38 AM (#75272) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Big Mick Sure glad you chaps are here. Céad míle fáilte. Enjoy, jump in and be a part. Best tip is the one that Animaterra gave you. Learn to use the Digital Tradition search box for lyrics and MIDI's, and the Forum Search and you will be well on your way. Thanks for joining us. Big Mick |
03 May 99 - 09:05 AM (#75275) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: The Shambles Welcome all Here is the key to ALL knowledge.... Well THE GREAT BLUE CLICKY THINGanyway. |
03 May 99 - 09:10 AM (#75277) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: The Shambles This one will give you some idea of who and where. Mudcat (The World) |
03 May 99 - 09:30 AM (#75282) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: MMario Welcome! and for some advice on how to search, try This blue clicky thing MMario |
03 May 99 - 03:25 PM (#75338) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Sam Pirt Welcome!!! Mudcat is a marelous community and I definitly will look forward to reading your posts, I hope you enjoy mudcat. No matter what question you have a mudcatter somewhere will be able to answer it!! Bye, Sam |
03 May 99 - 03:43 PM (#75344) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: MMario Sam! I have a GREAT deal of faith in the MudCat and 'Catters,but "No matter what question you have a mudcatter somewhere will be able to answer it!! " is going a little too far, I think....*grin* On the other hand, ALMOST any question..... MMario |
03 May 99 - 04:50 PM (#75353) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: LEJ Great to hear about Mudcatters being able to answer any question, Sam. Here are a few... 1. What exactly IS the meaning of life? 2. What happened to Moby Dick after the book ended? 3. Is God Catholic? 4.Where do all my sunglasses go? 5.If you travelled to Mars at a speed faster than light would you be able to watch yourself arrive? Just wondering...LEJ |
03 May 99 - 05:42 PM (#75363) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Bert LEJ 1. to make more life 2. Whale Burger King 3. No. 4. They are hiding iside the lost socks. 5. Yes, and you'd be able to go meet your plane and drive yourself home. Anything else you wanna know?? Bert. |
03 May 99 - 05:57 PM (#75367) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: LEJ No, Bert. That's about it. Guess Sam was right! |
03 May 99 - 07:27 PM (#75390) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: bet Glad to have you join us. These people are really nice about helping new people find their way around, I know, I'm still pretty new to this and only once did someone make me feel like a fool and I should have known better. They all have wonderful songs and ideas they love to share! bet |
04 May 99 - 03:08 AM (#75478) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: MudGuard The answers: 1. 42 (see Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Universe). 2. Drowned! 3. God is an atheist! 4. There is a secret place where all the ballpens, keys, sunglasses ... go when you let them out of your reach for just one moment. 5. While speeding up to speed of light, your mass will increase infinitely, with it your own gravity force, so after some time Mars would land on you... Andreas |
04 May 99 - 03:39 AM (#75483) Subject: RE: Question 4 From: Steve Parkes My daughter bought one of those see-through armchairs, and I'm starting to worry. You can see down the back where all the lost coins combs and what-nots go, and there's nothing there! There's a strange tension building up in the air, like just before a thunderstorm: I think the lost-coin fairy is holding her breath or something. Can anybody help before something busts? Steve |
04 May 99 - 03:47 AM (#75485) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Llanfair Andreas.......it is well known that ballpoint pens, keys and sunglasses all disappear to pupate, and emerge as beautiful coathangers. Without wanting to seem picky, it's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and the best version was on BBC radio. Hwyl, Bron. |
04 May 99 - 03:52 AM (#75486) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: MudGuard Sorry about the Universe/Galaxy. It is some days (or years) since I last read it and I cited the title from memory (which fails every so often...) |
04 May 99 - 06:55 AM (#75505) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Tucker Welcome! I first started playing with computers at the local library last June. It was frustrating. They almost took my card away I was locking up so much. They were really slow machines too. Anyway when I found that I loved the things I finally got into the computer age. You're probably finding yourself sitting there at dawn wondering where the night went or soon will be. Mudcat Cafe was one of the first places I found although I have only recently became a pest here. Enjoy. It's a fun site. |
04 May 99 - 10:31 AM (#75537) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: MMario Pest? I don't think so, the 'Cat seems pretty pest-free to me. Certainly so, compared to some other places I visit. MMario |
04 May 99 - 10:42 AM (#75540) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Steve Latimer "God is Dead" - Nietchze "Nietchze is Dead" - God |
04 May 99 - 10:54 AM (#75544) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Steve Parkes Good news! The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy is alive and well. Steve |
04 May 99 - 01:59 PM (#75570) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: John Wood Hi Mudcatters. Thanks for all the feed back,specially to Shambles for the ``Blue Clicky Thing´´and Mudcat World (it took me ages to read all that.) Wow Mudcatters are unbeliveable! I wrote this thread hoping to get a few tips and contact with some of you. I got not only that, but also an explanation on the meaning of life!Is there nothing a Mudcatter doesn't know? Thanks again. John PS.Signing off.(I'm off to a session!) |
04 May 99 - 02:05 PM (#75573) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Margo I went back and re-read some of the HTML stuff thread, and I'm still not sure about it all. SO, I'm gonna try some stuff: Little Jack Horner sits in the corner Extracting cube roots to infinity, A task for all boys that will minimize noise, And maintain a more peaceful vicinity. The above, from "A Space Child's Mother Goose", is my attempt at putting in line breaks. I still have no idea how to do the blue clicky thing. Would someone help me with my clicky? Margarita |
04 May 99 - 02:07 PM (#75575) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Margo Cool! The line breaks worked! Except I see I needed one at the beginning of the poem. I had no idea it was as simple as typing " ". Now how about the blue clicky? Margarita |
04 May 99 - 02:19 PM (#75579) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: MMario higgledy-piggledy my black hen She lays eggs in the relative when She doesn't lay eggs in the positive now Because she's unable to posutlate how I'd tell you how to do the blue clicky thing, but I need a refresher myself in how to type the stuff so it is visible. MMario |
05 May 99 - 04:24 AM (#75726) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Tucker Margarita, put your arrow on anything highlighted in blue (or highlighted for that matter) and left click with your mouse. That's the blue clicky thingys. Enjoy |
05 May 99 - 07:49 PM (#75904) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Roger in Baltimore If you want to make a blue clicky thing you do this: < a href=URL>CLICK HERE Leave out the space before the first "a". The URL is the world-wide web address you wish to send people to (pardon my poor grammar). You can substitute anything for the "CLICK HERE". That will be the part that shows up in blue. Roger in Baltimore |
05 May 99 - 10:19 PM (#75942) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Alice Welcome, welcome!
While we are on the subject of answering questions, here are a few truths for future reference:
GREAT TRUTHS ABOUT LIFE THAT LITTLE CHILDREN HAVE LEARNED
welcome to the world of Mudcatting... you will begin to feel the addiction, soon... alice in montana |
06 May 99 - 02:26 AM (#76009) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: McMusic Would like to add one question to LEJ's list: Is Ferlin Huskey? |
06 May 99 - 06:45 AM (#76042) Subject: RE: New Kid On The Block From: Banjer John, re:your post of 4 MAY at 1:59. You ask is ther anything a Mudcatter doesn't know? Yes, there are many things each of us does not know. But as you see in the three posts between Margarita, Tucker, and Roger in Baltimore (RiB), we all help each other in the learning process. Incidently, Margarita, RiB is spot on with his "blue clikie thingie" explanation except for one thing. You must close with the /A in the greater than/less than symbols (shift comma, reverse backslash, letter A, shift period) I don't yet know how to put that stuff on screen and make it show up! Maybe RiB can 'splain that to me! So you see, John, the learning process and the willingness to help one another in our cyber community is always working! Welcome! |