Though this be madness, yet there’s method in it.
Pick a pseudonym; guess who the other pseudonymous posters are while they try to guess you. It’s a little like “Battleship.”
Continued from version 2009.3.
NOTE: Check your posts before sending them — remember that now you can use the preview button. The Administrators will not rescue you if you accidentally submit one under your “real” blogname. Many an alter ego has fallen victim to a careless “submit” click.
Infinite questions, and a non-zero number of answers. Fire away.
Continued from No. 6.
Museblog once published
The Iliad in haiku.
Now, this haiku thread.
In which MuseBloggers guess how other MBers look and what they wear. (“Physiognomy” is a fancy word for “face.”)
Continued from 2009.1.
In which MuseBloggers gather data about that ever-popular topic, one another.
Continued from v. 2008.3.
Requested by Silver Lining, who probably can’t remember the previous thread of this type.
ATTENTION: NEW RULE!
Henceforth (starting on July 11), anyone posting a piece of information here must say where the information came from. Reason: Including the source will help other MBers decide how accurate a factoid is and whether it is worth repeating.
–Your beneficent Administrators
Continued from Quotations, 2009.2, after that thread erupted into a heated religious discussion.
Ready when you are.
Just because. To the tune of “Show Me” from the musical “My Fair Lady”: Continue reading “Latest Pie Song”
Continued from Quotations, 2009.1.
Anyone who doesn’t want to argue about the existence or nonexistence of God had better go to Quotations 2009.3.
Reminder: As is the case with all threads dealing with potentially contentious subject matter, this is a place for careful, clear, respectful discussions, not brawls. We expect MBers to be able to express their opinions without attacking others personally, AND to be able to listen to people who disagree with them without feeling personally attacked.
Easier said than done, of course. But, as we’ve said before, MuseBlog is a good place to practice trying.
For planning, explicating, writing about, and/or role-playing in Muse Academies other than the one near Iceland where the GAPAs teach.
Continued from Part One.
Continued from Part 3 (which, we are astonished to note, started in October 2007).
These silly threads fill up almost faster than we can create them. You know the drill: pick a pseudonym; guess and be guessed.
Continued from version 2009.2.
NOTE: Check your posts before sending them — remember that now you can use the preview button. The Administrators will not rescue you if you accidentally submit one under your “real” blogname. Many an alter ego has fallen victim to a careless “submit” click.
A thread whereon MuseBloggers can guess what other MBers look like, continued from 2008.2.
These silly threads fill up almost faster than we can create them. You know the drill: pick a pseudonym; guess and be guessed.
Continued from version 2009.1.
NOTE: Check your posts before sending them. The Administrators will not rescue you if you accidentally submit one under your “real” blogname. Many an alter ego has fallen victim to a careless “submit” click.
Piggy pronounced a plea proposing a ploy to plenish the pleasant presence of preternaturally prolix people.
Continued from the Alliteration thread launched almost two years ago.
Continued from Quotations, 2007.1. (Wow, we skipped a whole year!)
Continued from Vol. I, No. 7.
Prussiania was an imaginary country that Robert and some of his friends concocted when they were Muser age (decades before Muse, alas). You can read more about it on the previous Time Capsule thread.
Now, rarity of rarities, Prussianian records are starting to come to light. Here are a couple that Robert found in one of his old school notebooks:
Continue reading “Robert’s Time Capsule: Chronicles of Prussiania, cont.”
