The autumnal (fall) equinox for the Northern hemisphere occurs on Tuesday, September 22 at 11:tk Universal Time or 6:TK blog time. ‘Tis the season (peak pie season, among other things)!
And to our friends in New Zealand and other antipodean regions, happy spring!
Here you go! As White, bookgirl_me moves first.
Continue reading “Chess: bookgirl_me vs. mas0n — 1-0”
This year it be on Saturday, September 19. What be ye doin’ fer it, mateys? Continue reading ““Talk Like a Pirate” Day 2009″
A place where you can discuss any aspect of life in terms of its ethical, epistemological, ontological, psycho-sociological, or other intellectual implications.
Something different, by popular request.
Here’s your game! Continue reading “Chess Game: Ducky vs. Lovely Lunegood”
KaiYves asked:
“Does anyone think it would be a good idea to award some kind of annual “Muser Unaware†awards to people or organizations outside of the blog who have promoted Musery in their own, unintentional way?”
We agree with Errata: why stop there? Use this thread to recognize inadvertent agents of Muserliness.
We’ve just installed a new version of the “Chess by Blog” plug-in, which is supposed to solve the “closed board” problems some of you have been having with Internet Explorer. Please let us know if you notice any difference.
Ready when you are, JW and bg_m! Continue reading “Turbo Chess: Jakob Wonkychair vs. bookgirl_me — 0-1”
Remember to post spoiler warnings (ending in periods), please!
Continued from Movies, v. 2009.1.
It all started with Tesseract’s civics class and a pair of Alaskan fish socks…and continued well past the limit of nested replies, so here’s a thread where you can talk about your state (or province or country): a chance to play mythbuster or mythmaker or just be silly about the state (or province or country) you call home.
A pack of MBers and their parents rallied on Saturday (September 5) in Amherst, Massachusetts. This is their story.
They’re things we all have in common, yet we haven’t had a new thread about them since last year. So what are we waiting for? Let’s eat talk about eating!
Sequoia: Let’s see if this game will let you move now. Continue reading “Chess Game: SudoRandom vs. Sequoia, Part 2”
The last thread devoted to this topic started in 2007. It’s high time for another one.
(including tall ships and very large lakes).
At least one MBer has recently run away to sea and returned; others have dabbled in matters maritime and notions nautical; still others just like reading about them. Here’s a place to talk about the whole watery Weltanschauung.
Continued from v. 2007.2.
Some of you report that you haven’t been able to move your pieces since we upgraded the blog’s chess software around the end of July. We’d like to solve the problem but need more information.
(Of course, some of you probably have gotten tired of chess and stopped playing, but if anyone wants to keep playing, we’d like to make it possible.)
Continue reading “MB Chessplayers — Your Help Is Needed!”
Continued from version 2009.1.
Reminder: This is a place for careful, clear, respectful discussions. 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.
bluefire27: Try again, please. It should be working now.
“Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed.” Continue reading “40th Anniversary of the 1st Moon Landing”
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.
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