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26 Nov 12 - 01:42 AM (#3442247) Subject: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle Mine is Mudcat. Ludibrium =(:-( )) |
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26 Nov 12 - 04:59 AM (#3442285) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,Eliza Tiddlywinks, The Daily Mail crossword, 'In The Night Garden'. |
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26 Nov 12 - 06:14 AM (#3442307) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Don(Wyziwyg)T ""Mine is Mudcat."" Unfortunately! Don T. |
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26 Nov 12 - 06:28 AM (#3442313) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle Boo hoo! =(:-( o) |
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26 Nov 12 - 08:30 AM (#3442366) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,999 I didn't look at the definition. My favourite ludibrium is is the piano. |
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26 Nov 12 - 09:58 AM (#3442393) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,Eliza Now Don, don't be unkind to Henry. |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:07 AM (#3442438) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Richard Bridge I am not always enthused about Wikipedia's views on meaning. To obtain confirmation of my view in the meaning of "meiosis" in the context of language this morning I had to turn to the Oxford English dictionary. |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:13 AM (#3442441) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Dave Hanson Ludibrium ? we don't need no stinkin ludibrium. Dave H |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:18 AM (#3442442) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle Eliza is one of the nicest women I know. =(:-( )) |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:42 AM (#3442457) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Jack the Sailor The Mudcat is not a ludibrium. Trolling the Mudcat is a ludibrium. |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:50 AM (#3442463) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle Whatever. It's all good. =(:-( )) |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:53 AM (#3442464) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle In the MMORPG Maplestory, Ludibrium is part of the continent Ossyria, and it is a bowl-like town suspended between two towers, the Eos tower and the Helios tower. How about that. =(:-( o) |
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26 Nov 12 - 12:11 PM (#3442475) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle According to the definition, either Mudcat, or trolling Mudcat, can be considered a ludibrium. =(:-( P) |
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26 Nov 12 - 12:14 PM (#3442479) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Jack the Sailor For a sociopath. |
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26 Nov 12 - 12:31 PM (#3442492) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Bill D Lbreakout... for the true masochist. Also plain old FreeCell. |
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26 Nov 12 - 12:58 PM (#3442501) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Stilly River Sage This word isn't in the OED. It was added to Wikipedia (non-mobile listing) in 2003 by a user who called himself "Harry Potter" and who specializes in popular culture film and gaming listings. Mr. "Krinkle" just defined his use of the site in the way that serious users of Mudcat see him - he is a sociopath who treats it like a plaything, where he can muck about and try to stir up trouble. He's a self-identified troll. The evidence is clear, and Jack the Sailor nailed it. SRS |
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26 Nov 12 - 01:04 PM (#3442505) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle You didn't answer the question. Your favorite? =(:-( )) |
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26 Nov 12 - 01:48 PM (#3442531) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: frogprince Nuts. I was surmising that a lubidrium was something that helps one get to sleep, and had a delightfully witty post planned, but then I looked up the definition. |
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26 Nov 12 - 01:50 PM (#3442533) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle It sounds like a drug. =(:-( )) |
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26 Nov 12 - 01:53 PM (#3442535) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Jeri It's a pretty decent hand moitsrurizer, I believe. |
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26 Nov 12 - 02:49 PM (#3442573) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,DrWord REALLY wondering why 'catters keep feeding the troll. dennis keep on pickin' |
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26 Nov 12 - 02:53 PM (#3442575) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Jack the Sailor You don't want to know how krinkle moisturizes his hands. |
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26 Nov 12 - 05:55 PM (#3442673) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle I'm no troll. I'm a popular figure. =(:-( )) |
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26 Nov 12 - 06:03 PM (#3442678) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Don Firth The mechanic greases my car with that stuff. Don Firth |
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26 Nov 12 - 11:57 PM (#3442860) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,leeneia Well, Henry, the page you linked says that a ludibrium is a plaything or a trivial game. I can understand that. Then it says: "It has been suggested that Situationist International was a ludibrium devised by Asger Jorn. Like the Rosicrucians, the Situationist International was a very small group that nevertheless became notorious. In this example, a ludibrium functioned as a technique whereby mental projections were cast into the social imagination." I'm beginning to suspect that that article itself is a ludibrium. What do you think? |
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27 Nov 12 - 12:24 AM (#3442869) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,DrWord leeneia still REALLY wondering why 'catters keep feeding the troll. Your opinion? Others' opinions? Think I'll go now. Dennis |
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27 Nov 12 - 12:49 AM (#3442877) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle I ran into the word while researching The Rosicrucians. It has stuck with me ever since. =(:-( )) |
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27 Nov 12 - 12:06 PM (#3443108) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,leeneia Interesting. I've been trying to think of a plaything of mine which lends itself to ridicule. Playing piano? No. Gardening? No. Today I have it. My ludibrium is my little ceramic Christmas town, with the lights inside the houses and the toy cars all around. Last year I added a wee John Deere tractor which is pulling a wagon. We loaded the wagon with candy corn. First good use I've ever had for candy corn. |
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27 Nov 12 - 07:29 PM (#3443370) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Don(Wyziwyg)T Mine is reading and ridiculing any of the crap posted by the OP...................I know, but it's supposed to be a trivial pastime, so what can I say? Don T. |
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27 Nov 12 - 09:30 PM (#3443411) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: gnu Say nothing. |
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27 Nov 12 - 10:52 PM (#3443443) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle I want a Studebaker. Or a Checker. =(:-( )) |
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27 Nov 12 - 11:20 PM (#3443453) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Don Firth An intentional spoonerism. Or perhaps a touch of lisdexia. . . . Don Firth |
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28 Nov 12 - 04:21 AM (#3443497) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle Well this looks pretty good: a ludibrium? |
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28 Nov 12 - 05:01 AM (#3443512) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle A lewdibrium? Hehehe! =(:-( P) |
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28 Nov 12 - 09:50 AM (#3443658) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,leeneia That's a fake. Nobody's elbows can go that way. It's just juvenile Internet manipulation again. Henry, I think you need to start a collection or to cultivate some bizarre but beautiful plant. Internet manipulators seem to have you in their clutches. |
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28 Nov 12 - 09:55 AM (#3443663) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle It looks real to me. I do collect and garden. But the internet fascinates. =(:-( )) |
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28 Nov 12 - 10:50 PM (#3444103) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle What will I plant in the Spring? Besides the regular gourds, peppers, tomatoes? Any ideas? It's another ludibrium for me. =(:-( )) |
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29 Nov 12 - 11:12 AM (#3444352) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,leeneia How about some herbs? They seem to be tough, easy-to-grow plants, and the fresh forms taste better than the dried. Sage is even a perennial, so one sage plant is well worth the room it takes. I made some delicious chicken this summer simply by baking it (covered) in the oven and draping sprigs from my sage plant over it. Come to think of it, I may have slipped them between the skin and the meat. Yes, I think that was it. |
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29 Nov 12 - 11:13 AM (#3444354) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,leeneia PS I won't be on the Mudcat for a few days, staring soon. |
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29 Nov 12 - 11:18 AM (#3444357) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle We'll miss you. =(:-( )) |
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29 Nov 12 - 12:33 PM (#3444406) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle Herbs sound like a great idea. Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. =(:-( P) |
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29 Nov 12 - 10:45 PM (#3444649) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle I wish I could get a big prickly pear cactus going outside. =(:-( )) |
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30 Nov 12 - 01:10 PM (#3444891) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: GUEST,Patsy It seems everyones got except me, I must get out more! |
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30 Nov 12 - 02:02 PM (#3444918) Subject: RE: BS: What's Your Favorite Ludibrium? From: Henry Krinkle You can get out with me. We can get one together. =(:-( )) |