Where's Lizzie????????????

[Elie]

Haven't heard from her in a long time. What's up?

[Dr Mordrid]

Late at night when the werewolves howl and vampire bats are flapping around I've seen her lurking the board, but no posts or IM's.

[Sasq]

Last count, somewhere near the grand canyon taking pics and working for some touristy thing

Oh and happy birthday bud if you see this

*doc she tends to only have smartphone net access most times, so posting here would be a PITA

[Elie]

Cool, Happy birthday Lizzie! You be good and all the best

[VJ]

Does it mean we've now gone to 0% females?

Strange, I don't see her name in the today's birthday list...
But anyway: Happy birthday!

Jörg

[cjolley]

Happy Birthday Lizzie, even if it isn't your birthday...

[Fat Tone]

Debbie...

[VJ]

Oops, you're right... but she doesn't hang out in the lounge often...
(trying to talk my way out of it )

Oh, there also is Alice!

[Elie]

Oops, you're right... but she doesn't hang out in the lounge often...
(trying to talk my way out of it )

Oh, there also is Alice!

Yeah but I think Alice is in wonderland now, very busy chasing rabbits and weird looking frogs.

[Kooldino]

I guess you don't have to stay active on here to be a mod?

Hell, check out this guy who hasn't been active in 7 years:

http://forums.murc.ws/member.php?u=273

[VJ]

Are you applying for it?

[cjolley]

I think he's Mod Emeritus.

[Kooldino]

Are you applying for it?

Not sure how you got that out of my post.

I guess my point is that I don't understand the value of having mods that no longer have time to visit the site. Why not delegate the task to an existing mod or something?

Just my .02

[Kooldino]

I think he's Mod Emeritus.

[cjolley]

(i-MER-i-tuhs)
adjective, plural emeriti, feminine emerita
Retired but retaining an honorary title.

Etymology
From Latin emeritus (one who has served his time), past participle of emerere (to serve out one's term), from merere (to deserve, serve, earn)
Usage
"Seeger has been singing out like this since the Great Depression. The earnest troubadour who either co-wrote or popularized canonical songs like 'If I Had a Hammer' and 'John Henry' has become something like America's folkie emeritus." — Michael Hill; Pete Seeger Still Singing at 87; Associated Press; May 17, 2006.