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21 Sep 99 - 08:39 AM (#116092) Subject: The Village of Mudcat From: Den The sun rises behind the hills that overlook the village of Mudcat. There's not too much going on at this hour. The only movement, the ribbons tied to the Maypole on the village green and the little curl of smoke rising from the chimney of the bakers shop. Hi I'm Den village sign maker. I have two signs finished and ready to bring across the street to Leej publican of the Mudcat Tavern. There's noone stirring over there yet. Another day begins in our busy little market village with people coming and going. Some come here to visit and move on and others plant roots and stay. I'm sure they'll introduce themselves to you. |
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21 Sep 99 - 09:52 AM (#116101) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Allan C. Den, what would you take in trade to make a sign for me? I am running for the office of Village Idiot. It is likely to be a hot competition and I hope to retain your services before all of the others get the notion. |
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21 Sep 99 - 10:16 AM (#116109) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Den Hi Allen I was going to suggest maybe some potatoes but you have to be careful where you get them these days. How about you can find me a kat and its a deal. |
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21 Sep 99 - 10:26 AM (#116114) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bert Well I guess I'll be stuck doing the ironwork. Think I'll just hang up an old horseshoe for a sign. At least until business picks up. Just need someone to pump my bellows for me. Bert. |
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21 Sep 99 - 10:35 AM (#116118) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: alison count me in Bert... been playing the uilleann pipes... need all the bellows practice I can get alison |
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21 Sep 99 - 10:41 AM (#116124) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Dave Swan Careful Alan, I once aplied for Village Idiot and Banjer about beat me to death with his drool cup. E.S. |
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21 Sep 99 - 11:27 AM (#116145) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MMario Does anyone know "When Katie Sings" from the Minstrels of Mayhem? The thought of a village, quiet except for the smoke drifting up from the bakery - and the smell of baking bread brought it clearly to mind to me....
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21 Sep 99 - 11:39 AM (#116150) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Yeah El Swanno, I can see where "Village Idiot" would be quite a horse(s ass) race. Personally, I feel confident that at this point in time, I have the position of "Grossly Scatalogical Irreverent Fockup" all sewn up. Spaw |
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21 Sep 99 - 11:44 AM (#116151) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Patrish(inactive) .....but then from over the hill comes the sound of bells. Its the morris team from the next village looking as if they have escaped from the cast of the sound of music. They attack one and all with their bladders (??!!)and all the while singing "hey nonny nonny my badgers got piles" |
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21 Sep 99 - 11:45 AM (#116152) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Dave Swan Sounds like we've got an acronym here. Pronounced "GEEZIF" as in Geezif he'd only shut up or Geezif we could keep it out of the gutter. You know how easily I am offended. E.S. |
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21 Sep 99 - 11:47 AM (#116153) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MMario Somehow the village doesn't look to me like the type to suffer bladder attacks gladly. I suspect the morris dancers will have their lyrics rewritten to "hey nonny nonny our possum has piles" |
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21 Sep 99 - 12:09 PM (#116156) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Good point Mario.........We don't need no stinkin' badgers!!! As you know Cleigh is not fond of badgers and this is a marsupial kind of place. Spaw |
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21 Sep 99 - 12:25 PM (#116166) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Allan C. Can you play football with badger bladders? Back in the hill country a hog bladder did nicely. Maybe the morris team had a few of them. I may have one around here someplace. Anyone want to sign up for the Village team? |
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21 Sep 99 - 05:41 PM (#116221) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Alice Down at Alice's Restaurant, you can get almost anything you want, including a souvenir tee-shirt, a good cup of coffee, a surf on the internet, a book from the lending library, - or join in a session back in the corner that starts every evening at 8pm. |
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21 Sep 99 - 06:01 PM (#116228) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Lonesome EJ Me a Publican? Been a Democrat all my life. Darn nice signwork, Den. Sandblasted, routed, brightened with gold leaf. I like the celtic style lettering, and you got the drops spraying from the tail of the catfish just right. Looks like the work of a true Letterhead, if you know what I mean. LEJ |
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21 Sep 99 - 06:05 PM (#116231) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: katlaughing Navel gazing starts at 7p every wednesday night, after a quick cleansing walk through the fire, followed by wading through the crick. After meditative contemplation, the last one in the hot tub at the Tavern is a rotten egg! Oh...and pets are welcome during meditation. BTW, be sure to pick up this week's copy of Contemplative Times. Some of our guest writers include Mudcatter, Peter T., who has compiled an exemplory treatise on Zen and the Art of Dressing Herons. You can also read inspirational advice from our own Father Joebro, as well as read my own article on Which Came First? Sandy & Caroline Paton or the Great Om? In addition,there are humourous quotes from that great, self-deprecating, philosophical wit, known in the diminutive as "'Spaw". Be sure to look for the coupon in this week's edition to Alice's restaurant; good for one Heavenly Host(ess) Twinkie - homemade! |
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21 Sep 99 - 06:45 PM (#116250) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: bobby's girl Hi Dan - I hope you can make me a nice sign for the village Post office. it's a very important part of the village - best place to go to hear about 'spaw's latest exploits. Kat, we also carry a notice board so you can advertise your navel-gazing classes. The Contemplative Times is available here also, and we have a contributions box so you can send your letters to the editor. Call in soon! |
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21 Sep 99 - 07:51 PM (#116264) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MAG (inactive) Sign me up forthe Morris Team. I'll bring the bandannas. MA |
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22 Sep 99 - 06:56 AM (#116378) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Banjer I didn't think we needed a new election! I thought I had already been awarded the the post of VIP! (Village Idiot, Primary) But OK, if it's an election you folks want, an election it shall be! I would present my platform at this time but since I'm standing on it that would be rather awkward. |
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22 Sep 99 - 07:50 AM (#116386) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Allan C. Banjer, I am in awe of your enormous talent in this regard and bow to your esteemed prowess. I shall therefore remove myself from the running and settle for either the post of Village Fool or Village Mendicant. I feel highly qualified for both jobs but fear that I may have a difficult run ahead as there are many others who are almost my equal in both respects. (Note to Den: We may have to alter that sign!) |
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22 Sep 99 - 08:50 AM (#116396) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: alison Hey Bert... do you think Bill Sables might make us the leather uniforms we need to work in the forge???? |
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22 Sep 99 - 09:17 AM (#116404) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bert Hey, that's a good idea, leather aprons with leaves and roses and mudcats all over them. Better not make one for 'Spaw though. The girls all know him 'in the diminutive' as it is. Don't want to hide any more of him. |
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22 Sep 99 - 09:19 AM (#116406) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: alison Bert you can have an apron if you like... I was heading more for the Xena- warrior Princess look myself *grin* |
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22 Sep 99 - 09:24 AM (#116407) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: WyoWoman Well, when you've finished kicking your bladders around, I hope you'll mosey over to WyoWoman's Chicken Fried Steak, Grits and Polenta Shoppe. I'm having to work as my own serving wench right now, but surely I'll get some help one of these days... |
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22 Sep 99 - 09:44 AM (#116411) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Gee Den, I really don't need a sign.........Everybody pretty well knows that I share a litterbox with Katlaughing out on the other side of the tracks. Kat does keep a nice garden going though (well fertilized I guess) where she communes with the faeries. Both of us can generally be found all over the Village, just wandering and spreadin' a little litter as we go. But I'll tell you what........make me a sign and I'll be happy to offend the person of your choice in return. Guess I'll use Margarita's suggestion with the GSIF added.It should read:
CATSPAW ** "Spaw" ** G.S.I.F.
Practitioner and Purveyor of
www.mudcat.org *** Available Most Hours
Thanks, Spaw |
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22 Sep 99 - 10:03 AM (#116417) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bert Alison, I was picturing you more as Leela |
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22 Sep 99 - 11:56 AM (#116453) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Allan C. WW, I'd gladly work for food! Allan C. (V.F. and V.M. candidate) |
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22 Sep 99 - 12:11 PM (#116454) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MAG (inactive) we already got a whole village composed entirely of Wandering Minstrels; we hafta have regular jobs, too? |
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22 Sep 99 - 12:22 PM (#116460) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Allan C. MAG, I DID say I was running for Village Fool didn't I? |
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22 Sep 99 - 12:26 PM (#116464) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MMario Myself, I wanna be Village Audience. There's a lot less work that way. |
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22 Sep 99 - 05:28 PM (#116582) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Den What a day yesterday. I was a little worried when the morris guys showed up thumping people. I was just beginning to think we might be in a need of some sort of constabulary when who comes wandering up the street but spaw yelling obscenities and shaking his fist dressed only in his housecoat. Those guys took off I guess they realised they didn't belong. The signs free of charge spaw but could you please stay out of my vegetable garden. Let me see Bobby's girl the bar is right across from me and then the bakery, then its Bert's forge, so you must be the little place with the red roof next to Alice's restaurant. I'll come over tomorrow if that's ok and see what you need. Glad you liked the signs lej and by the sounds of things you sound like your well aquainted with the noble art yourself. Well this days done time to break out the old low d for a tune. I wish a carpenter would move here I need some furniture built so that I can invite some friends over for a hooley. Good job I didn't get too far with Allan's sign seems like he made a popular carreer choice. |
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22 Sep 99 - 06:43 PM (#116600) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: annamill I'm going out on the sleepy, gentle river next to the village in my kayak in a moment. Would anyone like to go? Allen, I don't think it's fair for you to drop out of the VI race and give in. For myself, I'd like to hear all the platforms of those who would like this position and choose for myself. I know it would be quite a race. How about it candidates? Well, think about it and we can have the race later if you've a mind. If you don't, you'd be perfect for the job. Anyone that wants to go with me can grab that other kayak over there and come along. Be sure to grab the lifevest too, please. Off I go....
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22 Sep 99 - 09:21 PM (#116663) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bill D well, I will apply for the job of "Lord High Poobah of Taste & Judgement" but when THAT is laughed out of the ballot, I imagine any village can use a resident Woodturner..(makes round stuff from old trees...) |
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22 Sep 99 - 09:29 PM (#116665) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bert (makes round stuff from old trees...)? Bowling Balls?? Annap That creeks a bit shallow in places, try my coracle, it might get across those rapids easier. Bert. |
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22 Sep 99 - 10:09 PM (#116675) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bill D Bert!!tsk! bowling balls are a special case of 'round'..called 'spherical'...I guess I could, but don't you think a beer mug or lidded box would be better, (especially since there is almost always some dimensional change in wood,,,which might affect your bowling game...) |
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22 Sep 99 - 10:30 PM (#116682) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Susan A-R I'll just set up a little ethnic snack business. P'raps I could sell some of the samosas, spring rolls, sushi, eggrolls, calzone, etc. etc. in the bakery, or even the tavern. Don't wanna be competition, but I think there may be a niche. all of us mudcats seem to like to eat, almost as much as we like to shoot the breze and make music.And NO, Cleigh may NOT come into my kitchen. He's shedding. I'll leave his spring rolls out on the back porch, by the creek.
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22 Sep 99 - 10:35 PM (#116685) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Cleigh will thank you..... and could you leave a little Phad Thai and Me Grob for his owner? Spaw |
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22 Sep 99 - 11:42 PM (#116701) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Lonesome EJ SusanAR... You don't know how long I've been listening to your accounts of Cajun, or Indian, or Thai, or Mexican feasts you've cooked up for some group of lucky individuals, and felt desparate for even some of the left-overs. How about catering a dinner at the Tavern Saturday Night? Tantalize us with some goodies you might be able to cook up in your cyber-kitchen? LEJ |
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22 Sep 99 - 11:54 PM (#116702) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: lloyd61 Is it true that it takes a village to raise a Mudcatter? I read that some place. lloyd61 |
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23 Sep 99 - 12:17 AM (#116711) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: katlaughing Lloyd: I am LMAO! Good one! |
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23 Sep 99 - 12:19 AM (#116713) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: lloyd61 What is LMAO? |
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23 Sep 99 - 12:21 AM (#116716) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: WyoWoman It certainly takes a Mudcatter to raise a village. In which case, I think we need a town crier. Of course, that often means waking before noon and I'm not getting the sense that that would be many Mudcateers' first choice. I need someone to advertise my first "specials" night at WyoWoman's Chicken-Fried Steak, etc. Shoppe -- Friday nights are going to be "Lick It Off Your Fingers" night ... |
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23 Sep 99 - 12:23 AM (#116719) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Lonesome EJ ..and some of your posole would be a welcome addition, WW |
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23 Sep 99 - 12:37 AM (#116724) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: lloyd61 Do we have a retirement complex? This sounds like a noisy town with all the Morris Dancers. We may need a curfew. |
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23 Sep 99 - 12:57 AM (#116730) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Big Mick Shit........I have to get rid of this friggin' day job........it gets in the way of my 'Cattin. I go away for a few days and the good jobs are all taken........OK, the way I see it, I am still the Keeper of the Fertility Rites. But seein' as how being a member of the Mudcat Clergy is not a paying gig, I will fall back on my original trade which is as a Journeyman Carpenter. I will be open for business as soon as I get off my Royal Backside and go salvage my cyber relationship with THE FAIR ONE......first I had to worry about DougR and his WD40 rubdowns, and now I have Bert over here getting my cyberlove into leather outfits...............shit, one more reason to be pissed at the English.........relax, you bunch of oversensitive eejits, it is just a joke.......shit, no damn sense of humor. So anyway, I need the signmaker to make me a shingle for my Carpentry, Cabinetmaker, Uillean Pipe builderand Keeper of the Fertility Rites Shop |
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23 Sep 99 - 01:01 AM (#116731) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Big Mick Oh, and of course they will add to the bottom of the sign......... On call union organizing done 24 hours a day |
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23 Sep 99 - 01:06 AM (#116732) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Alice Mick, does this mean you are going to start a Morris Dancer's Union? |
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23 Sep 99 - 01:30 AM (#116737) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Big Mick I can see it all now, Alice. Morris Dancers International Union, Local 1. Awwright..........all you dancers, line up here and sign these cards...........by Jove, Jupiter, Zeus and Catspaw, we'll improve these conditons and wages......... and by the way, Kat, what the hell does it take to get invited to submit an article for the Contemplative Times?........... T'anks for the organizing lead, Alice. I owe you dinner, and we have a great restaraunt in town. All the best, Mick |
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23 Sep 99 - 03:18 AM (#116747) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: katlaughing Lloyd & others, LMAO, means Laughing My Arse Off. I had to ask the first time I saw it, too. Mick, darlin, seeings how you ARE the Keeper of the Sacred Fertility Rites, how about you have a weekly column, advising us all on how to keep our, ahem relationships "fresh", or some such as you deem interesting? Of course, any other suggestions are welcome. BTW, don't forget, everyone, right now, from the 20th-23rd, we are in Mabon, more commonly know as Fall Equinox, that time when day and night are equal; a time of harvest, giving thanks and joy, of leavetaking and sorrow. This week's meditation circle will commemorate this ocassion with ritual. Please bring something of harvest, flowers, fruit, veggies, or gourds, from your gardens. Also, cords for weaving, shells, and seeds. "Autumn's grain is spring's seed." We will give thanks for our bounty, offer libations, and have a blow out dance party afterwards. Ya'll come now, ya hear?! And, bring your instruments! We can't just sit aorund looking at our navels (or, in Mick's case, at everyone else's) all of the time. There has to be balance, ya know!? Keep practicing those OM's, though! Blessed Be! |
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23 Sep 99 - 07:30 AM (#116769) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Ian Stephenson Ian Stephenson and Sam Pirt are sat on the public bench by the playground So presently sam seems to be stirring because I've modulated into Eb minor without realising and the dischord is too much for him! (((SNAP))) There goes my D string AGAIN. Sam MUST be awake, because he now has the broken end of a rusty D string lodged in his hand! People walk past and take out there instruments. The music gets louder, and faster, and faster, and faster, and FASTER ---hey! look, its a bodhran player! no offense intended! Any takers for Tamlins reel? |
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23 Sep 99 - 08:29 AM (#116780) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Tempted as I am to pass comment on the very idea of Mick's column, (only weekly??)... I shall refrain... hahahaha Loved the picture of Leela ...Bert (have to admit she's much closer to my shape than I'd ever be to Xena's..... *grin*).... gave my hubby a good laugh too........now she was a good assistant unlike that Bonnie Langford one..... hahaha |
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23 Sep 99 - 08:31 AM (#116782) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: alison oops sorry .. I was that anonymous poster...... my server cut me off...... I'm lurking on a different server until it gets sorted out (sorry anyone trying to reach me on ICQ) slainte alison |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:08 AM (#116818) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Yes al canbe found in chat #69473856385643577 or possibly #63444959908753685 or........... For those of you who will be joining Kat out back of our litter box in the garden to commune with the faeries in celebration of Mabon...Please excuse my occasional coming and going. Every so often, nature calls, and I step out in the garden this time of year rather than foul up the litter. I'll be confining myself to third rhododendron from the right...the one with the brown leaves. Try not to let it interrupt your meditations. Spaw |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:16 AM (#116824) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: WyoWoman Doesn't Mabon involve nekkid dancing too? Somebody torch up that bonfire... |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:18 AM (#116826) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bert The opposite of one of our tomcats. He's so well litter box trained that, when he's outside, he meows to come in to use the litter box. |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:51 AM (#116832) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Yeah Bert, I got one of those too. Ain't that a real pisser, so to speak? Spaw |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:54 AM (#116835) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: katlaughing WW, absolutely nekkid dancing! And, 'Spaw, I though we'd agreed you go out in the woods, this time, eh? I mean, pullleeezzzze! I don't wanna hafta use up my whole supply of incense covering up any mmmmmm, natural scents. And, have you looked at your latest pictures???*BG* Alison, doya need Big Mick and entourage to straighten out your server or what? And, Please, feel free to make suggestions on his column, what length, how wide, upbeat, you more than anyone should be able to comment...... katlaughingwihttonguefirmlyincheek |
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23 Sep 99 - 11:14 AM (#116849) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MMario Did somebody mention the Town Crier? Is it that time of year already? My how time flies! Seems just yesterday Her Majesty was nothing but a little princess, now look at her! A GRANDMOTHER many times over.... Now if she could just get over Albert.... |
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23 Sep 99 - 04:29 PM (#117001) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Bill D "we will worship with the Druids Drink strange\ fermented fluids, And run naked through the wuids,, It's good enough for me"
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23 Sep 99 - 04:58 PM (#117007) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: MMario Six entire hours and no one has made suggestions about Big Mick's column? Ladies, you're falling down on the job! |
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23 Sep 99 - 09:04 PM (#117098) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: jon a If it's O.K. with all the other inhabitants I,ll take the little T.A.R.D.I.S. like junk shop! you know the one, it backs onto the river about 10 metre's behind the front door, but the inside must be 100 metre's long and there isn't an inch of spare space. Of course it is almost impossible to find it open more than once, but it has almost everything. Jon |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:04 PM (#117114) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 "Let us pray with Aphrodite, Her lovin' powers are so mighty, She wears that see-thru nightie And that's good enough for me. Yeah I know it ain't got nothin' to do with the "H-P & the Druids" thread, but I thought maybe I'd throw in this verse to help inspire the ladies that Mario points out are not helping "Big Mick the Spud"....er,uh...STUD, yeah that's it...Big Mick the Stud................Course maybe the problem ain't the ladies falling down, but Mick not getting up........well, whatever.......... Spaw |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:23 PM (#117120) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Big Mick It is a problem, 'Spaw. Only so much blood in the human body, ya know.....................LMAO BIG Mick |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:32 PM (#117122) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Susan A-R Oh Geeze! I was just gettin ready to hand out your Mee when that post came up and now there's noodles all over my back step (and Cleigh, I might add. I hope the little guy doesn't mind lots of fried red onion and lime and hot pepper and peanuts and such. Hmmm, about Mick's column. How many um column inches are you going to allow Kat? And what should the uh thrust of his column be? Oh bother! I'd rather figure out the dinner at the tavern. There will be NO potatoes on the menu. I guess I'd go for a big batch of Indian chicken with spiced saag (spinach) deep-fried vegetable fritters in spiced chick pea batter, winter squash/split pea dal with basil and star anise, saffron rice, stuffed eggplant with almonds, and key lime pie for dessert (Indian desserts are not my cup of tea) Oh, and could you please make sure there's some Kingfisher available for the evening? Lots of it! this stuff is hot. Now, I just had another thought about Mick's column. Should it be a standing column, or should he um lay back and just, um come up with something intermittantly? Hmm, Cleigh seems to like your Mee Catspaw. I'll make you another batch though. Love those nice crispy noodles. Susan |
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23 Sep 99 - 10:38 PM (#117124) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: WyoWoman Well, we women all agree that we love Big Mick because he's such a stand-up guy... I'm putting the new "Old-tyme Religion" into my repertoire instantly. Now THAT's an old time religion... |
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23 Sep 99 - 11:02 PM (#117136) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Ah thank you SusAR.........Damn if you don't make me hungry...SERIOUSLY!!!......I was thinking that these first cool days of Fall have got me really hungry for some comfort food, so Connie,Wayne and the kids are coming Saturday, going to our little town's Oktober Fest and eating a warm fall meal....I'm thinking I'll do my Black Walnut Pork Roast (split, stuffed, and covered with a mixtue of black walnuts,maple syrup,apple butter,diced apples,brown sugar, and cinnamon) with a side of baked acorn squash filled with a pecan,apple,and pineapple compote, maybe some two day cooked pinto beans, cornbead and biscuits and Wayne's bringing an appple cobbler....damn, I'm hungry.....and it's late and there ain't no junk food in the joint either.........SusAR---HURRY UP WITH THOSE NOODLES!!!!!.............. Spaw |
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23 Sep 99 - 11:15 PM (#117141) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Susan A-R All RIGHT all right, here they are, with peanutsandpeppersand scallionsandlimeandfriedredoninosandall, and just don't make me drop 'em with some remark about Mick being aine upstanding spud, oh and I'd love some of that black walnut pork roast, if ya don't mind. Susan
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23 Sep 99 - 11:30 PM (#117145) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: catspaw49 Thanks Susan, just set them down right there....very good. And I assure you I wouldn't make a joke about Mick with an upstanding spud....I mean really now......Besides that would have to be be an eatin' tater 'cause it would be a lousy planter with only one eye!!! ( as Spaw grabs his plate and flees out the door) Spaw |
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24 Sep 99 - 03:29 AM (#117195) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: alison Well much as I would like to put you all out of the misery of wondering, Katlaughing...... a lady never tells.... *grin* LOL
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22 Feb 06 - 03:03 PM (#1676121) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: katlaughing Refresh |
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22 Feb 06 - 03:47 PM (#1676158) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: jacqui.c What a place to come to after a long journey through Mudcatland. Peaceful and relaxing (if those morris men stay away) and just the place for a quiet sojourn at the end of the day. Any space for a craft shop here? We could sell Mudcat made items as well as all the bits and pieces we need for our various crafts. |
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22 Feb 06 - 04:46 PM (#1676191) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: katlaughing Right here ya are, jacqui: Mudcat Market |
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22 Feb 06 - 06:04 PM (#1676241) Subject: RE: The Village of Mudcat From: Dave (the ancient mariner) If it's near the ocean i'll run the marina and do ropework for anyone who needs it (S&M types stand fast i'm only into M&M's) ;-) |
