Muses have their fantasies, too, it seems. More confuddlement, more alternative hemlines…as the monthly random thread dances into its second installment.
(Users’ Manual: Obey The Rules. Consult The Guide. Have fun!)
May 11th, 2008
Unlike the random thread, this discussion thread stays on topic until the topic changes.
Newcomers should read The Rules and The Guide before plunging in.
Current topic: Dance and dancing (all kinds)
The game known as football by some and soccer by others
May 1st, 2008
If you’re new to MuseBlog, make this your first stop. The locals will greet you in our traditional way you and show you the ropes.
Please read The Rules. You might also glance at The HG2MB (Hitchhiker’s Guide to MuseBlog), which contains helpful hints regarding local customs, lingo, and other peculiarities of the blog; smiley information included.
May 1st, 2008
As a Courtesy to Your Fellow Patrons, Please Leave All Electronic Devices and Projectile Pastries with Our Pie Check Department
Formal Dress Required
Continued from Vol. I, No. 3.
Continue Reading May 1st, 2008
Help others navigate the blog by signposting your favorite threads here. As always, we start this thread anew from scratch every month.
(Note: Please include the URL (Web address) with your requests. It also helps if you limit your requests to a few at a time, four or five at the most.)
Current categories:
ADVENTURES IN THE MUSIVERSE
Ship’s Logs (IBCF, Logogeo96)
Chronicles of Museica (IBCF)
LIFE BEYOND THE VIRTUAL DIVIDE
Religion and Religions (Logogeo96)
Vegetarians, Vegetarianism, Vegetables, Vegemite (Purple Panda)
Origins and Beginnings (to help out Hypatia)
Romance and Relationships (Karinnn Tayyy)
Advice (Karinnn Tayyy)
Just Friends (Karinnn Tayyy)
Complaints and Rants (Tumsy)
SILLY FUN
Off with their Heads! (IBCF, groundhog22)
Ble! Newlluj-No Fulst (groundhog22)
penguini’s Christmas Bunny Melée (groundhog22)
Dissing Mr. Joe, Again (groundhog22)
Bunny Apocalypse (IBCF, groundhog22)
Stupid Senseless Smiley Stories (IBCF)
WRITING - RRRs
Fairy Tale (TMFA)
Sea Roc (TMFA, kiwimuncher)
WRITING - ASSORTED OTHER
Muse Fanfiction (Kokonilly)
OTHER THINGS WE LIKE
Visual Arts (Purple Panda)
Cooking and Food (Purple Panda)
Coy Woodnesse (Hypatia)
Music (Hypatia)
USEFUL ITEMS
Suggestion Box
May 1st, 2008
Muse Academy’s big spring event, continued from Part 1.
The Organizing Committee thread contains useful reference information, such as a menu of hors d’oeuvres and pictures of some of the gowns students are wearing.
If you need a break from the music and dancing, you can skip upstairs to the rooftop garden.
May 17th, 2008
Just upstairs from the ball, dancers will fine peace and quiet (sometimes) and a lovely moonlit view of the North Atlantic Ocean. Continued from Part 1.
May 17th, 2008
A perennially popular series of threads in which MBers vent their frustrations and display their creativity by abusing the blog’s favorite scapegoat,
. It really does seem to make people feel better.
Continued from Dissing Mr. Joe, Again.
May 16th, 2008
An a leporine role-playing game of surpassing violence, continued from Part 1.
May 14th, 2008
As requested by The Man for Aeiou & Pete.
May 12th, 2008
The idyll continues from Part 8.
May 11th, 2008
The MuseBlogger heretofore known as Dancergirl13 turns 14 today (Sunday, May 11). Watch your turnout as you fling your celebratory pies on the May birthday thread.
May 11th, 2008
The whole year is up grabs: item 380026349286, sale ending May 16.
May 11th, 2008
Clearly, this genre is far from exhausted.
Continued from Muse Fanfiction, v. 2008.2.
These are not RRRs but solo projects which share the same thread. Start your own, or just stop by and visit.
May 9th, 2008
She’s been around forever
And turns 16 today.
Warm wishes, Alexandra!
Suilad! Belain na le!
All hands to the May birthday thread.
May 9th, 2008
This isn’t Muse-related, but it’s worth knowing:
Today, the journal Nature publishes the first map of the platypus genome. It turns out that this strange and wonderful animal is strange and wonderful on the inside, too. Google “platypus genome” to find out more (and notice how artfully news reporters avoid writing the plural of “platypus”).
May 8th, 2008
By overwhelming popular demand.
Let’s not put the Girl Scouts out of business, though. Some of their cookies are flamablamablous.
May 7th, 2008
/l、
(゜、 。 7
l、 ~ヽ “Mew!”*
じしf_, )ノ
*Kitty says “Have a happy magazine birthday!”
A flamablamablous natal anniversary to the poet, mom, and sometime chicken farmer who has given humanity Ble, Notscape, and Screamazon.eek (not to mention a much-needed sneer at birthday cards that exploit the cuteness of kittens). Hirbday, Nak! Hopegood! Youyay!
May 7th, 2008
Who’s your Muse?
Suggested by The Man For Aeiou, who describes it this way: “remember the feature from 2003ish in the mag? like that, only for Muses of us artist, writers, Etc. What’s POSOC’s Muse like? Who’s Alice’s? what about the rest of the MBers?”
May 4th, 2008
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On Bunny Apocalypse, Part 2 by Ź√Ҳ on May 17th, 2008
"Hey! we can't have any more unconscious people, there's only one way to go.
On Books in Progress, v. 2008.1 by POSOC & Mim on May 17th, 2008
I am in serious need of help.
On RRR SMAS-TT*, Part 2 by Rebecca Lasley (Administrator) on May 17th, 2008
In that case, Abigail and Marie might have some difficulties understanding each other's French.
On School by Alice and Timon (and Monica) on May 17th, 2008
93- Figures.
On MuseBlog Book Club by Alice and Timon (and Monica) on May 17th, 2008
145- Jane Austen should have written Eragon.
On May-hem, 2nd Wind by The Guy Your Parents Warned You About on May 17th, 2008
168- All hail Bob Bryar and Tre Cool! Awesome drummers! My demi-gods are Bob, Tre, and Travis Barker.
On Books and Reading, 2008, Part 2 by emmatheduck on May 17th, 2008
137-No way, the spelling scares me too much.
On School by The Provisional Countess Hypatia on May 17th, 2008
92-Mr.
On RRR SMAS-TT*, Part 2 by POSOC & Mim on May 17th, 2008
203- Mark's parents have tried to educate him well, but he really isn't much concerned with schoolwork, so he might know just the barest rudiments.
On Muse FanFiction, v. 2008.3 by The Provisional Countess Hypatia on May 17th, 2008
67-Thanks! :oops: And naturally I love dramatic deaths.
On RRR SMAS-TT*, Part 2 by The Provisional Countess Hypatia on May 17th, 2008
203-Unfortunately, they're both essentially farm children.
On Muse FanFiction, v. 2008.3 by POSOC & Mim on May 17th, 2008
Paul Baker stood up.
On Overused Terms and Clichés by Cinnamoon on May 17th, 2008
Here, everyone says "Alright?" instead of "hi" or "hello".
On RRR SMAS-TT*, Part 2 by The Provisional Countess Hypatia on May 17th, 2008
202-Marie was going to stowaway to America, chasing the letter thief.
On RRR SMAS-TT*, Part 2 by Rebecca Lasley (Administrator) on May 17th, 2008
What are Abigail's and Mark's backgrounds? In this era, if they're well educated, they might be expected to know some French at least.
On May-hem, 2nd Wind by Alice and Timon (and Monica) on May 17th, 2008
I am hot.
On MuseBlog Book Club by POSOC & Mim on May 17th, 2008
144- His Majesty's Dragon, by Naomi Novik.
On Spokane Kokonvention by Alice and Timon (and Monica) on May 17th, 2008
197- Have it in a large, well-known city.
On RRR SMAS-TT*, Part 2 by Alice and Timon (and Monica) on May 17th, 2008
201- Are they going to communicate? I can't remember.
On Muse FanFiction, v. 2008.3 by Alice and Timon (and Monica) on May 17th, 2008
65- You too?
64- That's really good.
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