Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?

31 Jan 02 - 01:49 AM (#639174)
Subject: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: GUEST

Hmmmm!

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31 Jan 02 - 01:52 AM (#639177)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Rolfyboy6

Max. The place is still here. That's recalcitrant.

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31 Jan 02 - 02:31 AM (#639186)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Ralphie

Is this the most pointless thread that's ever been posted,
Or am I missing something ??????

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31 Jan 02 - 02:58 AM (#639193)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: The Shambles

Nearly

No

For you have not missed it, you have posted to it.

As have I.

If no one else is as silly as both of us, this thread will just fall off the bottom of the Mudcat world.

I will place a bet on the fact that this unfortunately will not be the last contribution to this thread.

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31 Jan 02 - 03:03 AM (#639195)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: MudGuard

Most recalcitrant Mudcatter is posting regularly, using the name GUEST ;-)

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31 Jan 02 - 05:02 AM (#639224)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: KingBrilliant

I'm just too recalcitrant to leave it alone....

Kris

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31 Jan 02 - 09:24 AM (#639299)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: A Wandering Minstrel

Whilst stubbornly refusing to return to my earlier chalklike state It would be nice if someone would re calcitare Guest neatly in to touch?

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31 Jan 02 - 10:31 AM (#639339)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull

What does recalitrant mean? I looked in my dictionary, but it's not there.

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31 Jan 02 - 10:45 AM (#639348)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Bill D

it's something between recalibrate and recapitulate....when applied in a recondite manner

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31 Jan 02 - 10:51 AM (#639359)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: McGrath of Harlow

You're right John from Hull - you'll never find recalitrant in the dictionary.

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31 Jan 02 - 11:00 AM (#639371)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: GUEST

John,

recalcitrant adjective: Marked by stubborn resistance to and defiant of authority or guidance

Recalcitrant ultimately derives from Latin recalcitrare, to kick back, from re-, back + calitrare, to strike with the heel, to kick, from calx, calc-, heel.

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31 Jan 02 - 11:19 AM (#639396)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: GUEST,Sailor Dan at work

The first sentence illustrates the "Guest" and its attitude

The second sentence illustrates the appropriate actions to be taken to it for not being open

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31 Jan 02 - 11:49 AM (#639412)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: A Wandering Minstrel

Hmmm Puissant? Redundant? Recalcitrant

I'm quite looking forward to reaching 'S'

Then we can get Guests views on

Self-aggrandizing Sybaritic and Superfluity

Sorry, its a slow day....:D

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31 Jan 02 - 12:41 PM (#639435)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: GUEST

Ah yes, S. And we can get Members' views on this "S" word too...

http://www.winternet.com/~mikelr/flame38.html

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31 Jan 02 - 01:07 PM (#639445)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Paul from Hull

Hmmmm...a strange & inappropriate choice. Surely one of the other 'S-words' would have fitted better?

Not that you were going to pick THIS one, of course:

http://www.winternet.com/~mikelr/flame9.html

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31 Jan 02 - 04:27 PM (#639511)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: wysiwyg

Isn't this covered adequately in the Curmudgeon threads?

~Susan

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31 Jan 02 - 04:57 PM (#639536)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Joe Offer

I guess I'd have to agree that "recalcitrant" is a perfect description of our anonymous Guest. He/she should be well aware by now that most Mudcatters feel taken aback and maybe a bit frightened by leering potshots from unknown sources - kind of like being in the gunsight of a sniper on a rooftop.
"Pariah" might be another good term. He/she is certainly worthy of our disdain. It seems to me that the sole purpose of this thread was to cause trouble, and to do so anonymously.
I don't like you, Guest.
-Joe Offer-

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31 Jan 02 - 06:03 PM (#639576)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: PaulM

Joe

I agree but GUEST did introduce (me at least) to the Flame Warriors site, which I found pretty entertaining and funny.

Do you recognise the Nanny? *grin*

No offense intended

Paul

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31 Jan 02 - 06:06 PM (#639579)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Little Hawk

Ho, ho! Do you actually think any of us would DARE to name the most recalcitrant member of the Mudcat??? Certainly not I. There are individuals on this forum who, if irritated or pestered, will dart forth like a moray eel from his hole and rend the unwary net wanderer with a flow of verbal abuse which would have reduced Blackbeard the Pirate to stunned stupefaction.

Beside them Mudcat's anonymous GUESTS are mere pallid, impotent, umimpressive virtual nonentities...beings of a not even slightly puissant stature. They crawl around the edges of this forum namelessly like Chuchundra the Muskrat, afraid to ever come to the center of the room.

I have no intention of naming any of the Mudcat's most recalcitrant members, let alone the THE most recalcitrant one of them all! (*shudder*)

Now "sybaritic"...there's a great word! Thanks, Minstrel!

- LH

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31 Jan 02 - 07:43 PM (#639627)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: GUEST,Spot the Dog

Guest,

Be so good as to come out and sign in. It makes my brain 'urt learning new words and recalcitrant is a doozer to try and pronounce.

I can't see why you don't sign in as a ..............oh bugger this..I can't be arsed talking to a "not right"..... Spot.

(who is quietly working to find my old cookie)

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31 Jan 02 - 07:49 PM (#639632)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: DougR

Because, Spot, Guest get his kicks reading posts like yours, and others who have taken the bait.

Someone of much import said one time, "It is better to be hated than ignored." I think it was Kendall. That is the philosophy of Guest and others like him/her.

DougR

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31 Jan 02 - 07:55 PM (#639638)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: GUEST,Spot the Dog

DougR, I guess I am just an old innocent who tries to find good in all things.

I will take your advice and refrain from any more encouragement.

Spot

(still lookin for that cookie.........)

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31 Jan 02 - 07:56 PM (#639642)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Little Hawk

It's similar to the "it's better to be in trouble than to be ignored" attitude displayed by restless dogs and children...

Are our GUESTS suffering from parental neglect?

- LH

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31 Jan 02 - 08:16 PM (#639657)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Dave Wynn

Just one more posting.....Yippee..I am Spot the Dog again......I have had a PM from a very clever person and changed things on my PC,

It now won't play games or run any of my fave programs but it gives me a cookie...

Just testing really...

Spot the Dog

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31 Jan 02 - 08:20 PM (#639661)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: michaelr

YES - GUEST prefers being hated to being ignored...so let's ignore him! See my "Why is this place so redundant...so redundant...so redundant..." thread.

Cheers,
Michael

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01 Feb 02 - 01:21 AM (#639839)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Blackcatter

We can ignore him, but why don't we just really piss him off and NOT hate him!

I LOVE YOU GUEST!!!!!

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01 Feb 02 - 05:53 AM (#639910)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: gnu

Troublesome, fractious, intractable, uncontrollable, unruly, recalcitrant, wild, rebellious, unmanageable, uncooperative, headstrong, bullheaded, pertinacious, willful, obstinate, mulish, incompliant, incorrigible, insubordinate, ungovernable, unsubmissive, unyielding, impossible ? Now I know who you mean, LH.

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01 Feb 02 - 01:21 PM (#640114)
Subject: RE: Most Recalcitrant Mudcatter?
From: Little Hawk

Shhhh....!!!

- LH

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