July Jam, Part 2
The jammin' on the random thread kicks up a notch as the mercury rises.
Category » Random craziness
July Jam, Part 1
It may be hot outside, but here we're keepin' kool as Koko. Join in the jammin' as we kick into July.
Users’ Manual: Obey The Rules. Consult The Guide. Have fun! Read more »
Stupid Senseless Smiley Stories, v. 2007.3
Still stupid. Still senseless. Still fun. See SSSS, v. 2007.2 if you’re not sufficiently confused.
June Jelly, Part 3
More Hats in the Ring
It turns out Kokopelli's not the only Muse running for office. The election will take place ... um ... we'll figure that out later. Let the campaigning begin!
It turns out Kokopelli’s not the only Muse running for office. The election will take place … um … we’ll figure that out later on September 21, 2007. Let the campaigning begin!
Expedition for the Scribblemaya
Gimanator explains: Ahem…my idea was to have an rpg sort of thread, based on the archeological expedition for the scribblemaya. On the thread everyone would not be in character, but under their MB name. Each person who joins would be another archeologist on the expedition. It wouldn't necessarly be an action filled thread, just sort of us MBers creating and putting together our ideas on the ancient civilization.
Gimanator explains: Ahem…my idea was to have an rpg sort of thread, based on the archeological expedition for the scribblemaya. On the thread everyone would not be in character, but under their MB name. Each person who joins would be another archeologist on the expedition. It wouldn’t necessarly be an action filled thread, just sort of us MBers creating and putting together our ideas on the ancient civilization.
Partial Scripts
Writing a script? Here's a place for works in progress.
Writing a script? Here’s a place for works in progress.
The Polling Place, v. 2007.2
More questions, more answers about that perpetually fascinating topic: MuseBloggers.
Continued from version 2007.1.
Chess – test 4
[Event “Test Game”]
[Site “MuseBlog”]
[Date “2009.05.26”]
[White “Coontz”]
[Black “test”]
[CBBWhiteId “*”]
[CBBBlackId “*”]
[Result "0-1"]
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.Ke2 Qe7 5.h4 Qd6 6.Qg1 g5 7.Nxg5 Rg8 8.h5 Rxg5 9.g3 Rxg3 10.Qg2 Rxg2 11.Rh4 Rg1 12.b3 Qxd2+ 13.Kf3 Nxh5 14.Bxf7+ Kxf7 15.Rf4+ exf4 16.Na3 a5 17.Nb1 Ra6 18.e5 Rd1 19.Kg2 Rb6 20.Na3 Rxb3 21.Nb1 Qxf2++
[Site “MuseBlog”]
[Date “2009.05.26”]
[White “Coontz”]
[Black “test”]
[CBBWhiteId “*”]
[CBBBlackId “*”]
[Result "0-1"]
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.Ke2 Qe7 5.h4 Qd6 6.Qg1 g5 7.Nxg5 Rg8 8.h5 Rxg5 9.g3 Rxg3 10.Qg2 Rxg2 11.Rh4 Rg1 12.b3 Qxd2+ 13.Kf3 Nxh5 14.Bxf7+ Kxf7 15.Rf4+ exf4 16.Na3 a5 17.Nb1 Ra6 18.e5 Rd1 19.Kg2 Rb6 20.Na3 Rxb3 21.Nb1 Qxf2++
HTML Practice and Typographic Tricks, v. 2007.3
Does practice ever make perfect?
Continued from 2007.2, as you might have guessed.
Alter Ego Thread, v. 2007.2
These silly threads are amazingly popular.
Shadowkat’s original description:
a thread where everyone posts under a different (new) name, and pretends to be their alter-ego. We could even take it a step further, and have everyone try to guess who each alter-ego-name actually is. Once somebody figured out who you were, if they ever did, you would post under your original other-thread name, and just keep talking and trying to guess who other people really are if that makes any sense.
NOTE: Check your posts before sending them. The Administrators will not rescue you if you accidentally submit one under your “real” blogname.
Alter Ego Thread, v. 2007.1
Continued above.
By popular request. We had two of these last year (search for “alter”). The idea came from Shadowkat, who described it as
a thread where everyone posts under a different (new) name, and pretends to be their alter-ego. We could even take it a step further, and have everyone try to guess who each alter-ego-name actually is. Once somebody figured out who you were, if they ever did, you would post under your original other-thread name, and just keep talking and trying to guess who other people really are if that makes any sense.
NOTE: Check your posts before sending them. The Administrators will not rescue you if you accidentally submit one under your “real” blogname.