Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Naemanson Date: 24 Apr 01 - 09:08 PM Jeri, this is an answer to your last question and a perfect example of why the people in my office get disgusted and leave part way through a conversation... Jeri wrote: "...or are we talking newspaper cartoons instead of TV cartoons?" And the answer is: YES! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: MMario Date: 24 Apr 01 - 09:04 PM Which penguin? chilly willy or Tennessee Tuxedo? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Jeri Date: 24 Apr 01 - 08:50 PM Porky, Donald, Pluto, Deputy Dawg, Quick Draw McGraw...or are we talking newspaper cartoons instead of TV cartoons? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Naemanson Date: 24 Apr 01 - 08:33 PM Whew! Asbestos undies in place and saved the day! And none of those cartoon characters was the one. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 24 Apr 01 - 07:36 PM Great flame, Jeri!
Check out my Apr. 23, 8:05 pm post. And congratulations to you both #1 and #2! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Jeri Date: 24 Apr 01 - 07:29 PM MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! Honestly can't figure out #2. Too many cartoon characters, and I can't figure out "the early hours." I'm fairly sure it isn't "Speedy Gonzalez" because of what Carol C said. Bugs, Elmer, Daffy, Fred, Barney, Bam-Bam (now that's a possibility), Wiley, Sam, (what was that penguin's name), Goofy (I hope not), Mickey, George (of the jungle or Jetson), Grape (as in Ape), Poindexter, Tweety, Sylvester, Rocky, Bullwinkle... As far as early hours...wee, dawn, AM, morning, sunrise, cock crow (don't even want to go there), breakfast, when the early bird gets the worm... Naemanson, Bite Me, you bilge-beslimed flea-infested, scurvy hairball of a scrofulous boil on a rat's ass!!! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Liam's Brother Date: 24 Apr 01 - 06:05 PM A NEW BALLAD CALLED 'JOSEPHINE'S DOWNFALL'
In a neat little town called Dublin where the River Dodder flows
This song's about another - modest, slow and strong,
His mammy wanted a girl, ye see. Mary to be the kid's name
Marcel was a lovely lad, half-Irish and half French
Josephine, fit to be a queen, was a woman who knew her own worth.
Marcel was in love with her but she didn't know even his name
So Marcel took the white cockade put it up on his sore head
Until one day at Waterloo just before the whole war it was won,
She knew Johns and Jims and Jerrys, Toms and Tims and Olivers too,
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Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: DougR Date: 24 Apr 01 - 05:51 PM Don't know if this is so, or not, but I heard he's marrying his sister. Or maybe it was his first cousin ... dougR |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: MartinRyan Date: 24 Apr 01 - 05:25 PM Jeri Not choughed at the thought... Regards |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 04:32 PM Thanks for the PM, CarolC. I get the idea of how the game is played, now. I'm new to Mudcat. For those that are not, or are not knowledgible about the rules of this perverse activity, Carol has just joined the ranks of those who know who #2 is and has given an excellent clue in her last post. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 24 Apr 01 - 04:24 PM Why, gnu, that wood be telling... |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 04:10 PM Who the heck is this cartoon character ? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 24 Apr 01 - 04:02 PM Well, since I'm already in the gutter, I might as well wallow a bit... Ok, Naemanson, to continue your comparison, if he moves like the cartoon character to whom you allude, his sweetheart ought to be one happy lady. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: SINSULL Date: 24 Apr 01 - 03:26 PM JERI!!!! We need you! BorisBaddenoffCrackofDawn???? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 03:20 PM Up here, Pristine is a brand of feminine hygiene spray. Cleanliness is next to godliness, they say. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Naemanson Date: 24 Apr 01 - 03:15 PM I think Carol's mind is in the gutter whereas mine is pristine and clean. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 24 Apr 01 - 03:04 PM Yes, I know who #2 is. I didn't think we were supposed to post the name. I only called him a poor bastard because Naemanson equated the first part of his screen name to a cartoon character rather than what it really ought to be. Especially if he's got a new honey. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 02:52 PM CarolC.. do you know who it is or not ? OR do I misunderstand the rules ? Don't you have to post the name ? Why are you calling him a poor bastard ? OR do I UNDERSTAND, having just delivered more mail, in person, all the way downtown, to my (two tears on May 17) ex, who can't seem to get her address, or phone number changes out to her correspondants. B**** !! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 24 Apr 01 - 02:39 PM Naemanson, a cartoon character? Aw, come on... give the poor bastard more credit than that... |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: MMario Date: 24 Apr 01 - 02:15 PM Goofy Midnight? Horace Horsecollar Dawn? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Naemanson Date: 24 Apr 01 - 01:48 PM #2 is named after a cartoon character and the earliest hours of the day. Is that clear enough or not? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: SINSULL Date: 24 Apr 01 - 01:22 PM I am totally confused. Did #1 commit suicide or ask someone to marry him? Jeri - FLAME AWAY!!!! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 24 Apr 01 - 01:14 PM Well you've completely given it away now, gnu. So all that's left to figure out is number 1. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 12:35 PM Anyone bringing a ball and chain to the stag ? I didn't have one at mine. One of my buddies brought a connibear (sp ?) trap that his father had used on a beaver trapline. I can bring it, but only if someone knows how to work it properly. Otherwise, we may end up at hospital. Then again, after Roger's post, that might happen anyway ! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 12:08 PM OK, I'm stumped as to the ID of #1. As for #2, another hint... I suppose he was able to overlook quite a few potential lassies from his crow's nest like perch while singing with the cranes, even though he's a night owl himself. If you can't guess #2 from that, Naemanson will have to come up with some more clues, because, other than giving out the first five letters of his name, I would be hard pressed to come up with anything else. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Liam's Brother Date: 24 Apr 01 - 09:23 AM Special requests come at a price... to be named later. A NEW BALLAD CALLED 'JOSEPHINE'S DOWNFALL'
In a neat little town called Dublin where the River Dodder flows
This song's about another - modest, slow and strong,
His mammy wanted a girl, ye see. Mary to be the kid's name
Marcel was a lovely lad, half-Irish and half French
Josephine, fit to be a queen, was a woman who knew her own worth.
Marcel was in love with her but she didn't know even his name
So Marcel took the white cockade put it up on his sore head
Until one day at Waterloo just before the whole war it was won,
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Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Alice Date: 24 Apr 01 - 09:02 AM ...doggedly (arf, arf), ruthlessly (I wonder where Ruth is)... |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Liam's Brother Date: 24 Apr 01 - 08:47 AM But what of Josephine....? A NEW BALLAD CALLED 'JOSEPHINE'S DOWNFALL'
In a neat little town called Dublin where the River Dodder flows
This song's about another - modest, slow and strong,
His mammy wanted a girl, ye see. Mary to be the kid's name
Marcel was a lovely lad, half-Irish and half French
Josephine, fit to be a queen, was a woman who knew her own worth
Marcel was in love with but she didn't know even his name
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Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Les from Hull Date: 24 Apr 01 - 08:34 AM and the red lead (an old Hull custom). Don't forget the cameras! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: GUEST,Roger the skiffler Date: 24 Apr 01 - 08:27 AM (still fretting about the stag party -the only type of fretting around here I understand!). We've got the beer, inflatable sheep, handcuffs and bail bondsman organised, now we need the tattoo artist, the granniegram, the green hair dye, the supermarket trolley... RtS |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 08:05 AM So... I think were down to Marc, Marc W Ryan and marcelloblues. And I don't know any of them. I'd have to go with Ryan because of the Irish name - I don't know the others' last name. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 07:33 AM Really ? Well, in that case, I AM in... as soon as lose forty pounds and grow my beard back. At fifty feet, you couldn't pick us apart, unless I sang a tune. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Naemanson Date: 24 Apr 01 - 06:42 AM Careful Gnu, you'll have all the Mudwomen swooning for you if you look like Stan Rogers. You'd be better off if you looked like Mel or Sean but Stan, I believe, is what women (at lease Mudwomen) call good looking. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 24 Apr 01 - 06:26 AM Gosh, that last verse does fit me to a tee, except for the good looking part, to which I cannot agree, at least for modesty's sake *BG*... unless any of the ladies think of Stan Rogers in an amorous way - then I'm in. Tis not I, unfortunately. Oggieland... when I attended university, oggie was a state of extreme sleep, usually induced through the use of copious quantitites of medicinal sleeping aids, such as beer. Naemanson has informed me by PM that archaeologist fits. As for the midnight thing, I'll have to ask Liam's Brother, who started this thread, if questions are to be fielded in addition to hints. Personally, fielding questions doens't seem fair to the group. BTW, I have never been one to gossip, but I have to admit that I am having fun, albeit perversely, with this. BBTW, the last line of my last post was another clue. However, it would only be clear to those present in the threads when I first mentioned that I am an early riser. Last clue before I take my truck to the cleaners.... #2 sings not only with crows, but with cranes as well. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: wysiwyg Date: 24 Apr 01 - 12:36 AM Antelope Freeway, one mile. ~S~ |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 23 Apr 01 - 11:49 PM gnu, is your name Marcel? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Liam's Brother Date: 23 Apr 01 - 10:55 PM Here's a little more... A NEW BALLAD CALLED 'JOSEPHINE'S DOWNFALL'
In a neat little town called Dublin where the River Dodder flows
This song's about another - modest, slow and strong,
His mammy wanted a girl, ye see. Mary to be the kid's name
Marcel was a lovely lad, half-Irish and half French
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Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Matt_R Date: 23 Apr 01 - 09:39 PM MARCEL MARCEAU is getting MARRIED??? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:59 PM What's Oggieland? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:53 PM So, Marcel is right, eh ? I figured cel was for a whurrring cell phone. Anyway, early start tomorrow and I've got paperwork to finish before I get to Oggieland. See you all bright and early. gnightgnu |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Naemanson Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:37 PM Definitely talking of two different people and the one I am talking of has been positively ID'd in one of the above posts. And if that isn't enough to go on I have my asbestos undies standing by Jeri! |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Peter Kasin Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:21 PM At midnight? Carol, you may sit in the waiting room or wait in the sitting room. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:08 PM Marcel. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:05 PM I think I might know who you're talking about, gnu. Does his screen name refer to something that happens at midnight? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 23 Apr 01 - 08:02 PM That should be... I don't know what #2's.... |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: gnu Date: 23 Apr 01 - 07:59 PM So... Mar??? There are a lot of six letter names starting with Mar in the membership list and I don't know over half of them. I don't what #2's voice actually sounds like, but I hear he sings WITH the crows. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Jeri Date: 23 Apr 01 - 07:58 PM I think I got it, and Dan just doesn't want to admit it. I'd like to hear the rest of the song anyway! Let's just pretend I haven't guessed... |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: CarolC Date: 23 Apr 01 - 07:52 PM Mar - tin. Could be, Jeri. |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: SINSULL Date: 23 Apr 01 - 07:52 PM Mar---????? Dug = Doug? Am I warm? |
Subject: RE: Mudcat Man's Marriage? From: Liam's Brother Date: 23 Apr 01 - 07:46 PM Well, let's just continue... A NEW BALLAD CALLED 'JOSEPHINE'S DOWNFALL'
In a neat little town called Dublin where the River Dodder flows
This song's about another - modest, slow and strong,
His mammy wanted a girl, ye see. Mary to be the kid's name
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