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11 Apr 99 - 05:46 PM (#69981) Subject: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Gilly Looking at animal metaphors, similes etc on the colloquoism thread, any suggestions for As .... as a Mudcatter. As enthusiastic, fanatic, introspective , friendly... perhaps. |
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11 Apr 99 - 05:48 PM (#69982) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: The Shambles Polite? |
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11 Apr 99 - 06:00 PM (#69987) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: katlaughing Diverse! |
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11 Apr 99 - 06:01 PM (#69988) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Banjer ....how about "Delightfuly Offbeat"? ....or Brilliant? ....or one that comes to mind for me, Nutty (but if I'm being talked about that is usually followed with the words "as a Fruitcake"... |
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11 Apr 99 - 06:09 PM (#69992) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: bbc Entertaining--how's that for a double entendre? |
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11 Apr 99 - 06:15 PM (#69997) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Mo Universally Egalitarian - for a mouthful! Mo |
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11 Apr 99 - 06:20 PM (#70000) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: bbc Glad to hear from you, Mo! Oh, no, now I'm posting publicly to individuals! bbc :) |
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11 Apr 99 - 08:03 PM (#70016) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Alice addicted |
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11 Apr 99 - 08:17 PM (#70017) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Paul G. ...remarkably talented and intelligent...and humble.... |
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11 Apr 99 - 08:57 PM (#70028) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: bill\sables I spend most of the night with mudcat so how about as knackered as a mudcatter |
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12 Apr 99 - 04:56 AM (#70123) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Indy Lass Erodite |
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12 Apr 99 - 07:15 AM (#70146) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: AlistairUK bloodyminded :o) |
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12 Apr 99 - 07:34 AM (#70152) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Alan of Australia Addicted (again). |
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12 Apr 99 - 07:40 AM (#70153) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Steve Parkes Is that erodite as in erode, or erudite, as in exceptionally knowledgable, but can't always type correctly? Steve |
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12 Apr 99 - 07:44 AM (#70154) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: alison Hooked alison |
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12 Apr 99 - 08:48 AM (#70177) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: MMario I like "hooked" - fits..... MMario |
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12 Apr 99 - 08:55 AM (#70178) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: The Shambles Bolshie? |
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12 Apr 99 - 09:02 AM (#70179) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: AlistairUK sincere |
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12 Apr 99 - 09:20 AM (#70182) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Alice curious... (curiouser and curiouser said alice) |
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12 Apr 99 - 09:22 AM (#70183) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Alice can curiosity kill a mudcat? I suppose if it takes the bait on the hook.... mudcat=catfish |
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12 Apr 99 - 10:48 AM (#70203) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Frank Howe for consonance how about as musically-minded as a Mudcatter |
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12 Apr 99 - 10:56 AM (#70206) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: The_one_and_only_Dai flatulent (if you don't know what I mean, try drinking six pints of Spitfire on a Sunday evening and then spending all day sitting in K block ... |
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12 Apr 99 - 11:30 AM (#70213) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: AlistairUK was it ferrara or katlaughing that also td us about their flatulant faux pas at a judo night? |
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12 Apr 99 - 12:03 PM (#70226) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Bert Actually, I think the ellipsis itself is quite appropriate. We are such a diverse group.
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12 Apr 99 - 12:20 PM (#70228) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Max Folks |
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12 Apr 99 - 02:19 PM (#70264) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: AlistairUK ( head hung in shame) Sowwwy Max. |
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12 Apr 99 - 03:17 PM (#70287) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: bseed(charleskratz) Another of my missing posts: insular (while we are certainly not exclusive, we do tend to think that we as a group are especially enlightened; but then maybe we are). --seed |
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12 Apr 99 - 03:22 PM (#70288) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Alice mutually admiring |
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12 Apr 99 - 04:47 PM (#70321) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: katlaughing I only do hatchets, rolling pins, and iron skillets...no judo! **BG** How 'bout, as eloquent? or passionate, for we are that aren't we, esp. about our views! 'Course that could be another way of saying "opinionated"! As salt of the earth as a Mudcat. As welcome as a Mudcat. (read it either way!) |
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12 Apr 99 - 05:04 PM (#70325) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Colin The Whistler (inactive) ENLIGHTENED..ENRICHED..CULTURALLY DEFINED..AND HEAD THE BALLS INTO THE BARGIN !!! Mind you its like playing the sessions in Belfst years ago...You talk about ten songs and play one. Then you talk about it for tyhe rest of the night. Told ya...Head The Balls !!! The Ballgally Whistle Blower |
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12 Apr 99 - 05:49 PM (#70341) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Margo COCKY......... |
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12 Apr 99 - 05:59 PM (#70348) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Margo I wasn't done. As Cocky as a mudcatter. I don't know what kind of personality you all impart in daily life, but here I say you are all a cocky, fun loving bunch. Alistair UK, it was I who farted my way through my judo class. How did you catch wind of my story? **BG** I have a friend who, when someone farts, exclaims "speak again, oh toothless one." Another friend says something about having stepped on a mouse. Margie |
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12 Apr 99 - 06:21 PM (#70351) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: AlistairUK Smelly then I loved the farting story by the way..I wouldn't have admitted to it. |
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12 Apr 99 - 06:24 PM (#70352) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Bert As Rorty as a Mudcateer! |
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12 Apr 99 - 06:45 PM (#70366) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Margo But Alistair! Don't you see? We are anonymous here. I've got more stories about embarassing moments. I can tell them to you guys without blushing. But face to face, I'm sure I'd be reticent. Margie |
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12 Apr 99 - 11:37 PM (#70436) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Indy Lass To Steve--re: 'erodite' Quite frankly I was to tired at that hour to look it up, so I guess the latter part of your question might apply. Thanks for giving me an 'out.' Now I'll never forget. Erudite . . .eruditly. . .erudition. . .errable |
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12 Apr 99 - 11:45 PM (#70440) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Indy Lass To Steve-- Make that 'too.' I really can spell--really! But I really can't type worth a ...Let me check that dictionary again! |
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12 Apr 99 - 11:47 PM (#70441) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Mikal Netted? (Okay, I need sleep.) Mikal |
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13 Apr 99 - 12:45 AM (#70457) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Sheye ... true .... in the world according to Webster, edited to suit me: "consistent, not false, reliable, real, genuine, faithful, steadfast, loyal, sincere, unfeigned, loyal". and, so fortunate to have stumbled across the warmth of kindred spirits. |
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13 Apr 99 - 08:03 AM (#70534) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Barbara Shaw folk'd up |
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13 Apr 99 - 04:21 PM (#70638) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Colin The Whistler (inactive) As deaf as a Mucatter on the chat site No bugger's using it !!! Ballygally |
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13 Apr 99 - 04:36 PM (#70640) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Frank in the swamps As muddled as a Mudcatter. or... As mucked up as a mudcat on a mudbank on a muggy, miasmic monday midafternoon. Frank, hot & sweaty, stretched out on the banks. |
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15 Apr 99 - 02:37 PM (#71128) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Gilly Having started this I'll finish - I think the best must be 'hooked' as a mudcatter, both for subtlety and for appropriateness. Thanks for some brilliant suggestions. Gilly |
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15 Apr 99 - 04:21 PM (#71140) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Peter T. Just getting started, Gillyflower, old sort: As pied as a Mudcat As many lives as a Mudcat As mouserly as a Mudcat As mudluscious as a mudcat (apologies to eec) As postmudern as a Mudcat Müde (with an umlaut for wolfgang) wie ein Mudcat. As transcendentally muditative as a Mudcat
As threadbare as a Mudcat Next quiz: What is the longest word you can make out of letters in "MUDCAT" used only once? I can find more than one of 5 letters; anyone got all 6? Yours, Peter T.
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15 Apr 99 - 05:36 PM (#71158) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Gilly Thank you Pete, but do you know what a Gillyflower is because I do! They smell lovely!The list is endless, I'll bend my mind to the challenge and let you know. Gilly |
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15 Apr 99 - 07:39 PM (#71176) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Brakn For those puritans out there SNOBBY I saw a thread with some guy asking about Beatles records and he was slated, and next somebody's asking about Django's Nuages and that's ok. HUH? |
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16 Apr 99 - 12:01 AM (#71226) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Rick Fielding Re: Brakn's comment: perhaps they allowed my humble request to pass without censure, because they knew I'd bore them with five paragraphs detailing how the music of Django Reinhardt was solidly entrenched in the Gypsy folk tradition. Or perhaps they already knew it. The Beatles request didn't make ME lose any sleep though. Now if it were ABBA? I dunno. |
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16 Apr 99 - 12:14 AM (#71227) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: DonMeixner My suggestion is : "Tolerant" Don Meixner |
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16 Apr 99 - 12:55 AM (#71229) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: alison Hi, Couldn't think of a 6 letter one... put it through an anagram generator got Mad cut, and dam cut.... but doing Mudcat forum.. gets us something which could be included in the food song thread.... cram mud tofu..... whose idea was this?**grin** slainte alison |
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16 Apr 99 - 01:20 AM (#71236) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: mountain tyme As astoundingly munificent and copius as a Mudcatter! |
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16 Apr 99 - 03:49 AM (#71253) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Teresa Hmmm. I was going to say musical, but I'm afraid of offending the flatulent folks. ***grin*** Teresa |
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16 Apr 99 - 08:19 AM (#71278) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: The Shambles Rick On the subject of ABBA. There is a song sung on the Transatlantic Sessions 2 CD, Sung by the illustrious Paul Brady. It contains a riff, played by Jerry Douglas on dobro, to which on hearing my wife said, "that sounds like an ABBA song". I poured derision on this, as you do, but then I listened again and she was quite right. IT IS DANCING QUEEN! Talk about stealing from the best?
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16 Apr 99 - 09:02 AM (#71284) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Margo No offence taken, Teresa! Margarita |
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16 Apr 99 - 10:07 AM (#71302) Subject: RE: As ........... as a Mudcatter From: Bert ACT DUM |