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MudCat Tavern - Round 12
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: annamill Date: 27 Sep 99 - 08:58 PM Hello everyone! I'm all sappy. I was just at bbc resources gazing at your beautiful faces wondering who I was going to meet at FSGW. Sooo..I decided to come over and visit. I don't get much time to visit the Tavern, to my regret. bbc, please make me a Tanqueray and Tonic, no lime, please. I would also like to buy _gargoyle a drink if he will allow me to. I wish there was a picture of you at the resources, _gargoyle. I stopped trying to learn to play guitar for a while, but I'm back at it. The chording's going well, but I have trouble with the strumming. I'm afraid to try picking yet. It's going to be awhile I'm afraid. It's so good to see you all. Soo. what trouble are we getting into tonight. You can count me in. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Big Mick Date: 27 Sep 99 - 08:37 PM Yeah, Garg, time to cut out this Prince of Darkness bit you have been on and get back in the fray. In other words, git off yer royal arse and have a drink with the rest of us. Just leave the personal stuff in the corner and bring you and your ascerbic (where the fock did that come from??????????) wit back over here with the rest of us. And see if you can find that damn Shambles and tell him to cut the whining bit and get back to the bar. And where the hell is 'Spaw?????? Jazus, but I am going to have to go gorilla on this bunch..........mumble, grumble, sputter.......I need a good mud wrasslin match.......any takers??............... |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: bbc Date: 27 Sep 99 - 05:06 PM I'll serve your drink, gargoyle, but don't sit in the corner alone; come over & join us. bbc |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Lonesome EJ Date: 27 Sep 99 - 02:31 PM Hey Catspaw, buy the old Gargoyle a drink. Nobody in this joint is beyond the Holy Redemption of whiskey and fellowship, and we can all be thankful for that. LEJ |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Peter T. Date: 27 Sep 99 - 02:29 PM Wyowoman, I would sit in the dark with you and complain about lack of progress in guitar playing any day -- why we could compare slow fingers, wandering brains and distant frets and everything -- not that we would get much guitar playing done, but you can't have everything in this life -- yours, Peter T. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Mían Date: 27 Sep 99 - 01:57 PM Heya, Seed, nice ta meetcha. No, don't know Barney Brown, nor yet had the pleasure of browsing Copperfield's Books. The session tent is a feature of the annual Celtic music festival in Sebastopol. A concertina player and some very fine fiddlers & guitar & bodhrans were jamming when I came to from my Tavern stupor. I was too shy to ask who they were... There are workshop tents, too & an outdoor stage, an indoor stage & a dance tent, yeeha. At play were Duck Baker & Kieran Fahy, Tim O'Brien & Darrell Scott, Maura O'Connell, John Cunningham, Susan McKeown & Aidan Brennan, & a host of others, some local, some from the auld sod. Tim & Darrell opened up a Saturday night concert. They had folk wandering in & out of their set - Sharon Shannon,Paddy Keenan, Sean Smyth, Maura O'Connell. And that was the first set - the second set was Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill who come every year and put their particular spell on us. The festival goes all weekend (from Friday night thru Sunday night) and all the hotels, motels, bed & breakfast places, etc. are usually all sold out for it, so if you want to go next year, plan early. Makes a lovely weekend up on the Russian River and then all that wonderful music and then go eat like small barnyard animals at Negri's. oh, there are vendors and crafts at the festival, too. And food. Douglas (mine) was gnawing on what I thought was a turkey leg, but now that I think about it, it did look awfully pink... my best eats vote goes to something called "Death & Taxes" - a reasonable substitute for The Black which is my favorite food and is very very good for you. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Don from Georgia Date: 27 Sep 99 - 10:45 AM I had a cat named Great Balls of Fire but he was such a rounder that I had to have him fixed{kept coming home broke}so changed his name to No Balls Atall |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: katlaughing Date: 27 Sep 99 - 09:49 AM yea....and ya gotta have a visa to get in the state, through the Port of Entry! |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Neil Lowe Date: 27 Sep 99 - 08:36 AM It's a little late (or early, depending) but hey, I'll commiserate. Turkey rocks, barkeep, thank you. Sounds like you had the perfect ambiance for a music session...was there lightning, thunder, wind and rain also? Weather permitting I like to go outside on the front or back porch and serenade the neighbors, dogs, cats, what-have-you. Don't be too discouraged. Progress does indeed come slow, it seems...I've been plunking away for nigh on 30 years off and on, and I haven't progressed much farther than the three-chord song....well, maybe I'm not the best one to be commiserating with you, on second thought (ahem)....hey, don't pay me no nevermind, do you know how many songs only have three chords? Billions...virtually all blues tunes, as well as lots of Country & Western and Bluegrass tunes, folk tunes too...and rock tunes...well, hell, nearly all songs have only three chords. Sometimes a song has only two...one in particular that readily comes to mind is a Hank Williams tune whose name eludes me at the moment,(Leej?) but it goes..."and that's all she wrote (Dear John)...I've sent your saddle home." Two chords. And sometimes only (count 'em) one. Really. One chord. John Lee Hooker does a tune about the Tupelo, Mississippi flood (blues enthusiasts, I apologize if I've got the location wrong)...one chord, probably E. When I was having trouble changing chords fast enough, I'd try to think about something else while trying to play as slow as necessary to keep a steady rhythm while changing chords. Doesn't matter what you think about...I'd think about someone I hadn't seen in a long time, or a place I'd been to, and do the chord changes without trying to think about it. Seemed to help me with the speed, sort of along the lines of concentrating too hard gets in the way of progress..... Then for me too what helped was to get out my little battery powered cassette player and play along with songs that sounded like they'd be easy to play. Like the one chord and two chord gems mentioned above. Then I could delude myself thusly: "Hey, I can play like John Lee Hooker and Hank Williams!" It would work for a little while. And lastly, I'd try to make up my own stuff. That's the fun part. Trying to invent chords, twisting my fingers into pretzels, making up songs and verses...playing a chord and lifting one of my fingers to see how that changed the sound..playing games. I can sympathize with you on the progress thing, really. But this time next year, I guarantee you'll be amazed at the progress you've made. I know it's hard to find time to practice...I try to play a little at least every day, even if it's only for 15 minutes. You'd be surprised even with that small amount of time how much it helps. And too , it seems like there's barriers that have to be broken through...seems as though you slog along forever, never seeming to make any progress, then one day....you wake up and boom! you suddenly can make that difficult chord change you've been practicing forever. Then you're on cloud 9 and all those sessions that ended in bloody fingers suddenly seem worthwhile. And you're happy that your guitar playing level has reached a new plateau. It's been nice commiserating with you. Sadly, I have to earn a living, so I have to leave for now. Hope to see you back here soon and I'd love to hear about the progress you are certain to have made the next time we speak. BTW, do you all still call an interstate on ramp, "Port of Entry" or something like that? Just curious. Regards, Neil |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: MMario Date: 27 Sep 99 - 08:34 AM Wyo - if I'd had to sit for four hours in the dark I WOULS have wailed - one way or the other.....*grin*
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: WyoWoman Date: 27 Sep 99 - 12:46 AM I've been sittin' in the dark for four hours because the electricity suddenly died in my neck o' the woods. Bereft of 'lecktricity, all I could do was light candles and play guitar. I'm so discouraged. I don't have time to play on a daily basis and it seems that my progress is absolutely infinitesimal... I AM making something that sounds like music a little bit, but I want to WAIL!!! So, ker-app. Think I'll have myself a touch of Mr. Jameson's finest and see who's around here to commiserate. Who's barkeep tonight -- or are we on the honor system again? WW |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: _gargoyle Date: 26 Sep 99 - 11:46 PM Cat----Pause I'm sittin' on the stool in the corner
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Jeri Date: 26 Sep 99 - 09:29 AM Joe, you can steal my clicky-thing tables whenever you want. You can leave off the part about avoiding the mowing of the lawn, though. :-) Three part harmony on SPANISH LADIES with the first tune listed (minor key) being sung in three part harmony by Jeff, Lou, and Bruce, (who's been singing with Jeff a lot lately and is the guy who's been helping me with my voice) and the rest of us joining in on the 105 dB chorus. I will eventually shut up about this, but it was one of those magical nights you just don't want to get over... |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Neil Lowe Date: 26 Sep 99 - 08:37 AM Hey, bbc! Welcome back! Glad you finally got to take a (small) break. God knows you deserve it. But as much virtual alcohol as gets consumed around this place...if that's your idea of a break, then I'll have Turkey rocks, make it a double. *BG* Good to see you back in the Tavern. Regards, Neil |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Joe Offer Date: 26 Sep 99 - 04:04 AM Well, Jeri, I don't spend much time in bars, but I stopped in to make sure you weren't offended that I stole your clicky-thing table. Congratulations on the job. and yes, I'm jealous that Lou Killen and Jeff Warner were at your session. Heck, the best-known person who shows up at the Sacramento session I attend is a guy named Joe Offer who sings camp songs. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Jeri Date: 25 Sep 99 - 09:11 PM And Dave, I'm retired from the military. Ya can't live on that! |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Jeri Date: 25 Sep 99 - 08:31 PM Ok, ok, it's a customer service telephone (no "cold" calling - couldn't stand that) job with a home improvement (windows & siding) co. Nothing fancy, but it's a small office where everybody gets along and wears jeans to work. So, was anyone at all jealous that Louie Killen showed up at the session? I can't honestly think of a non-Mudcat performer I'd rather see walk through the door. Shine, 'Spaw? You trying to kill my last brain cell? |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Dave Swan Date: 25 Sep 99 - 08:10 PM Jeri, Congrats on the job, but aren't you supposed to be RETIRED ? If you're unclear on the loafing around doing nothing concept, see me for lessons and a free lecture/demonstration. I've got it down cold. ..WOW 'spaw, you're right. Gonna have to get me a gorilla suit with Nomex hairs, or tell folks I'm a mandrill in gorilla's clothing. bbc, have you got some dry ice I can sit on? Cheers, E.S. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: bseed(charleskratz) Date: 25 Sep 99 - 07:37 PM Mian, would you happen to know Barney Brown, owner of Copperfield's books in Sebastopol and Santa Rosa? An old friend of mine. And is the Saturday tent session in Sebastopol a regular weekly, monthly, annual thing? --seed |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: catspaw49 Date: 25 Sep 99 - 06:48 PM Jer!!!!I'll buy a round for the house no matter who shows up.....CONGRATS!!! Get the good shine out Leej and Beebs, put on the safety glasses and get out the mason jars.........Everybody drinks...and no more of that other stuff Leej....I ain't seen Bert and I'm getting real worried that that stuff you gave him mighta' done him a serious injury........Thanks Beebs......hey Leej, don't give anymore of this stuff to Mian.....I think it's what cost us one of lamarca's flamingos!!! ........Hey .. El Swanno!!!! Fix my gorillla/fishnet clad friend here with some of that Corn.......you ain;t SEEN blue flames til you ignite a "Shine Rip" .......Oh hell Seed, go ahead and drink it man......you and I don't have enough gray matter cells left to cover a frog's ass anyway..................So what's the job Jeri???...Got anything to do with dragonflies, clams, feet, or hooters?.................Don't matter...Ol Spaw's just real happy for you (really!)...........Gotta go get the supper on the table....Bkack Walnut Pork Roast, acorn squash with hazelnut/apple compote, and 2-day cooked pintos with Apple Cobbler for dessert....Fall food.............later gang....... Spaw |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: bbc Date: 25 Sep 99 - 05:57 PM Ah, Doug, you're the only one I'm still serving drinks to. Yes, I put the schoolwork aside & did housework all day long. This is the 1st time I've sat down today. And I still have the schoolwork to do! Let's lift one w/ Jeri, though. That is really great news about the job. I hope I'll get details?! Neil, I will do my best to have a word w/ you soon! How about a drink in the meantime? bbc |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: bseed(charleskratz) Date: 25 Sep 99 - 05:30 PM Dave, good to see you back in the pub, and thanks to the missus for the pint of real (not cyber) ale the other night. I still haven't cracked open the SOBs' CD, but then I have a bunch of 'em I've bought recently, and I keep breaking my fingernails trying to get the damned things open. Which reminds me, Dan Milner's is sitting here unopened but highly anticipated, both because of the great house concert in Davis and all the glowing reviews in the thread announcing its release. Oh, to be in New York in February! --seed |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Dave Swan Date: 25 Sep 99 - 05:16 PM So your man stumbles into his local. His eyes are crosses, teeth are out, there's a split across the bridge of his misshapen nose. In a barely audible voice he mumbles his request for a pint. "God, man, who did this to you?" asks the concerned and interested bartender. "I'm after Tim Riley doing this to me" says your fella. "Tim Riley ? Riley's a wee man, he couldn't have done this to you." "Well," says your boy "he had a shovel in his hand, didn't he?" The man behind the mahogany is aghast. "Riley had a shovel in his hand? And what did you have in yours?" "Mrs. Riley's breast, but it's not much good in a fight." And that, LEJ, is why I wanted to call our last cat Mrs. Riley's Breast. When he arrived on the doorstep he was short of his origial issue of teeth, toenails, fur and skin. Now he's healed and just grateful to have a job, sir. Great cat. Guess he really didn't need a handle like Mrs. Riley's Breast, but I did want to hear his name called by our vet's receptionist. Or to answer the question when someone in the vet's office asked the good natured question "What have you got in the box?" Anyhow, a pint please. And if there's anything on the beer engine, that's me. Cheers, E.S.
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Lonesome EJ Date: 25 Sep 99 - 03:24 PM Hey, doodlezak, thanks for standing the bar a round! Please be careful where you point that bodhran, though. We've had several nasty accidents involving those things.:>} |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: DougR Date: 25 Sep 99 - 01:17 PM Doesn't anybody drink around here anymore? bbc,lass, a Black and Tan if you please. I'm assuming you put the school work aside for the weekend. Though I guess that isn't necessarily so. My daughter teaches and I think she is as busy with school work on weekends as she is with school kids during the week. School teachers are the most under-appreciated folks in our society, I believe, and certainly the most under-paid! DougR |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Date: 25 Sep 99 - 09:51 AM sorry, not unless you can double as a tiple player...
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Quirk Malarkey Date: 25 Sep 99 - 12:22 AM oh! and need a bar bodhran player ? |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Quirk Malarkey Date: 25 Sep 99 - 12:18 AM the last time i confronted the oracle i was transported to a village. since this looks like a friendly place i would give up my marinade for crow and stand the bar a drink ! |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Cap't Bob Date: 24 Sep 99 - 11:50 PM Oh no not again~~~~ that forth flamingo was probably my pet crow up to his old tricks again, mainly of getting into trouble ~ he must have found that can of pink paint back of the bar. Mian wouldn't have any luck trying to cook up that old crow ~~ he's used to being in hot water. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Jeri Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:52 PM Well, I had one hell of a day. Walked into an interview, walked out with a job. Went to the regular session which was anything but. Jeff Warner (who's a regular) brought Louis Killen, and we made the rafters to ring. One of the regulars has a tuner with a sound level meter on it. We topped 105 dB, acapella! I'd really appreciate a pint of the vile black stuff and a pink turkey sandwich. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Date: 24 Sep 99 - 09:30 PM Driving home this evening I had one of those wierd tricks of perspective your snses sometimes indulge in. As I crested the rise, instead of the view appearing to be the normal one across the valley, the sunset and clouds combined for a moment to make it look as if I was gazing out over an ocean bay, with islands scattered about, waves braking against their shores. It was momentary, but magical. Made me think of the door at the Tavern.... |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: harpgirl Date: 24 Sep 99 - 09:10 PM ...Leej, does that mean we CAN consume the flora???? |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Lonesome EJ Date: 24 Sep 99 - 08:46 PM Well, Cats, I was somewhat doubtful when Mian said she had a pink turkey she wanted to roast, but I figured hell, it's the Mudcat. Still, I 've never seen any kind of turkey, no matter what the shade, whose legs bent backwards. She explained she had run over it with her truck, and like a fool, I believed her. NEW RULE The fauna dwelling in and around the Tavern are not meant for the consumption of the guests! |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: harpgirl Date: 24 Sep 99 - 08:33 PM yeah Susan, Pat (PaddyMac) and I were out last Friday night singing with the premiere Pan pipe player (say that fast ten times) in town and a few others of our friends and one of his party pieces is "Blarney Roses". I also asked for "Why Paddy's Not at Work Today" He'll do almost anything if you wink at him and fill his glass...and I mean anything!!!harpgirl |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Susan A-R Date: 24 Sep 99 - 08:23 PM What words?? Geeze, I keep missing important things. Say Spaw, I had a hell of a time gettin' Bert to the ER, ya see I don't drive, so I hoisted him up over my shoulders and carried hom off. Got some mighty strange looks too. Say Bert, I know that this is a personal question, but what do you weigh anyway?? I have had moonshine once, and it was smooth, and once was enough. So'm I supposed to do a Party Piece?? like, um the Story that I Started at the Kirk Soire?? If so, maybe I will try a bit of that, no, no, I won't take it lying down. Just a bit of the black vile stuff and I'll be ready . . When first to the town I came for to stop I started up in business in my side street shop To the Kirk every Sunday I gaed twice as a rule And counted the collection for the Sunday school But my greatest ambition it was you see To tell a wee bit story at a Kirk Soire. I think I'll go and have another Black Vile before our hero meets his comeuppance.
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Mían Date: 24 Sep 99 - 08:13 PM mumble mumble thud
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: catspaw49 Date: 24 Sep 99 - 08:00 PM Hey group....Just stopped by to say I found Cleigh finally....Took him outa' that guy'a car just out of Gulfport.............I gotta' get home 'cause I think that Cletus is helping himself to the computer everytime I leave.........I got to run out for a few hours and I'm atraid he'll keep sneakin' back in and messing around....And after that deal at Jeri's place, I know I can't leave Cleigh with him anymore...........Anybody seen Bert? How's he doing?..........Damn but if Mian don't look bad...shitfaced as hell ain't she.....Leej, I'd watch her around that firepit...And what the hell is it that she's cooking on that spit Leej?........damn, but the smell would knock a buzzard off a shitwagon!!! What is..........uh..hmmmm......say there Leej....Uh yeah man, let me ask you.........What happened to that fourth flamingo?....Well 'cause I don't see it and...aw forget it........See you later .................oy.................. Spaw |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Mían Date: 24 Sep 99 - 07:40 PM now, gentlemen, would the creature be poteen or manufactured in a distillery, LTD ... or could both versions be critters? craturs, The Creature, featured creatures, Creature Features... (mumble mumble thud) eh? did somebody say something? |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Big Mick Date: 24 Sep 99 - 07:05 PM #1 above is correct except in the use of the word "mangle". It is the word creature which is a slang term for whiskey pronounced with certain Irish brogues. MMario's knees would be in trouble calling this "mangling" in certain pubs I hang in..........LOL..... Big Mick who loves a drop o' the pure himself now and again. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: MMario Date: 24 Sep 99 - 02:58 PM I've heard two explanations for this.... 1) it is a mangling of the phrase "wee drop o' the creature" 2) it refers to "crater" --a cup/bowl/mazer/goblet/glass for holding beverage type thingie |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Mían Date: 24 Sep 99 - 02:18 PM what the hell is Cratur anyway? |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Lonesome EJ Date: 24 Sep 99 - 02:04 PM A guy was hitch-hiking through Rockcastle County Kentucky, when a battered old Ford pick-up pulled over. He ran up to the open passenger door and was shocked to see a toothless farmer pointing a double-barrel at him. " Git in," said the farmer, who proceeded to turn off the main road onto a rutted gravel track that wound up and over a ridge. The farmer finally stopped in a clearing, where he pulled off a cover of leaves and branches, exposing a still. Next to the still was a cracked gallon jug, which the farmer filled from the tap on the cooking kettle. He held it out to the hitch-hiker, who took it with some reluctance. The farmer clicked off the safety on the scattergun, and pointed it at the poor guy's head. " Drink, " he ordered. The guy took a big slug of something that tasted like a cross between isopropyl alcohol and varnish, and found himself flat on his back staring at an interesting array of pops, flashes and shimmering stars in the air all around him. Finally, the farmer nudged him, taking the jug from him and handing him the shotgun. " Now," he said. " You hold the gun on me while I take a drink." |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: paddymac Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:41 PM WAIT! WAIT! SusAR - you can't leave with giving us a party piece. How 'bout some more of those wonderful dulcet words. Sombeiody pass that damn jug oveer this way so I can really appreciate SusAR's words. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: MMario Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:46 PM THAT's the song I was trying to think of the other day! Thank YOU! gee--green flames....how'd that happen... |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Mían Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:34 PM she wakes up wondering where the el...? an old fella comes in, leans over & whispers, "stick to the Cratur, the best thing in nature, for sinking yer sorrows and raising yer joys..." |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: katlaughing Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:48 AM bbc, thanks for the hint.....Moonchild, gorgeous picture! |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: catspaw49 Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:06 AM Hey group.What's up besides Bert's credit limit.......Tell you what Bert, to celebrate I'll buy you one...hell, how about a round for the joint...HEY LEEJ, you still got that jug I brought back from down Rockcastle county? Pour everybody a Mason jar of that stuff...y'all love it, REALLY SMOOTH.........uh keep it away from the firepit Mian or you're gonna' have a lot more scorched than paws!.........AHHHHH, mighty fine ain't it?.......uh, Mario...help Bert up off the floor...Lemmee smell yours a second Bert........LEEJ, You Cheap Fockin' Detective!!!..You gave Bert that stuff that Cletus and Paw brewed up in that Peterbilt radiator!!!...SusAR, do you think you could drop Bert at the ER on your way home? It'll be Okay Bert...just a quick stomach pump and you'll be right as rain in a few weeks...........Bye now.............Damn Leej, I shoulda' figured....typical briarhopper humor.........was kinda' funny though the way he hit the floor like a sack of spuds.........And speaking of which, seen Mick the Spud?......I gotta' head on out........Keep an eye on Mian around that firepit with that jar of 'Shine................ Spaw |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Susan A-R Date: 23 Sep 99 - 10:59 PM Rats! I missed Mick's grand entrance, a tavern-moving, and a foot scorching, and a round on Bert and a round on MMario, and all, Well, I'm awake now and will await events. Not awake enough yet to set 'em in motion.
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: Mían Date: 23 Sep 99 - 06:48 PM I will have a shot of 12 (no, not 18 but thanks fer askin) yr old MacAllan (hic, MacCallan) if you do not mind, good slur. uh, sir. what? oh, neat. thank you sandmatch. so much. it will taste good with those token rings frying up on the barby. hand that over gently, gently. All my paws are scorched. |
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Subject: RE: MudCat Tavern - Round 12 From: MMario Date: 23 Sep 99 - 04:24 PM WOW! 2500 simoleans! Lessee, if I remember, the current exchange rate is 1 simolean is 256.314159 antedeluvian arkbits, and an arkbit is 6.66 phonetican sylabuls and a sylabul is worth 1000 whurds. Anyone know what the exchange rate of whurds for dollars is? Or since his credit is sterling, maybe we should figure it in pounds? *grin* Mian - are you done playing in the fire pit? I wanna roast some chestnuts....
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