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16 Oct 00 - 05:17 PM (#320130) Subject: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: Peter T. I have been so busy I forgot the Mudcat's 4th birthday at the beginning of this month! (McGrath of Harlow's thread just reminded me). Sorry, Mudcat old pal. Belated felicitations. Many more. yours, Peter T. |
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16 Oct 00 - 05:19 PM (#320135) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: Catrin Happy Birthday Mudat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Way Hay - Life would not be the same without you. Cheers, Catrin |
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16 Oct 00 - 05:29 PM (#320145) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: MMario and what a year it has been! |
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16 Oct 00 - 05:41 PM (#320160) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: Peter Kasin Happy birthday, Mudcat ! I've met some amazing people here. Not here quite a year yet, but it seems like an old friend. Thanks for starting this thread, Peter T. Wouldn't have known when the 'cat started otherwise. |
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16 Oct 00 - 05:44 PM (#320165) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: Peter T. Yes, can you imagine what a Year-End Review would have looked like -- even before LLanstock and the Getaway and the rest on our current horizon. All kinds of goodness, some gruesomeness, much learning, great stories, much much music. And more get togethers. Not to mention the capturing of Sgt. Kat and her Howling Mudcat Commandos. yours, Peter T. |
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16 Oct 00 - 05:44 PM (#320167) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: thosp marquee scrolldelay=500 scrollamount=100 bgcolor=teal>HAPPY BIRTHDAY :) HAPPY BIRTHDAY :) HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!! peace (Y) thosp |
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16 Oct 00 - 05:56 PM (#320188) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: thosp peace (Y) thosp |
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16 Oct 00 - 06:11 PM (#320220) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: catspaw49 BBBBBBRRRRRRAAAAAAWWWWWWWMMMMMMMMMMPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP There ya' go.... Spaw |
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16 Oct 00 - 06:14 PM (#320222) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: GUEST,Dave (the ancient mariner at work) Many Happy Returns Mudcat/Max Yours, Aye. Dave |
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16 Oct 00 - 06:29 PM (#320249) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: Melani Happy Birthday to us, Happy Birthday to us, Happy Birthday, dear Mudcat, Happy Birthday to us! |
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16 Oct 00 - 06:41 PM (#320263) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: hesperis Looks like the vegemite is working............ or is that just Spaw's normal level of ability? Well, Happy Birthday Mudcat! --- better late than never. |
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16 Oct 00 - 06:43 PM (#320265) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: McGrath of Harlow Here's something I just posted on the thread Peter mentioned which fits in here:
I've been trying to work out why it is that the Mudcat has this speeded up metabolism, so that a year feels more like four or five, and people talk about stuff that happened 18 months ago as if it was from some past era, golden or otherwise. People have referred to it as a sort of soap opera, and that is one thing it shares with soap operas, the speed with which some plot line suddenly erupts.
And set against that, because of the archived threads, you get the slow interrupted plots, where a song search goes on over years, getting nowhere and then getting to unexpected treasures.
I only hope that nothing happens that gets in the way of the Mudcat developing - I want to see what happens to it over a few decades. Which in Mudcat time will be a few centuries.
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17 Oct 00 - 09:51 AM (#320799) Subject: RE: AARRGGHH! MISSED THE MUDCAT'S BIRTHDAY! From: Peter T. It stands still sometimes too when things go very right (Gervase would know something about that). yours, Peter T. |