New Folks
 

Hey UT, have we hit another site somewhere that's attracting all these new people?

In the year or so I've been here, I can't say that I've ever seen such an influx of new blood.

Those 'Lurking corners' must be getting pretty full.

I think it's my winning smile.

That's what got me here. The man's like a damned toothpaste commercial.

I think it's you guys's sense of humor.

And maybe juju's winning smile, too.

Don't listen to them. Juju is perpetually morose, and hasn't smiled since sometime in the mid-90s. ;)

I got dragged here by http://www.dodgeintrepid.net/forums/

So go complain to them about me...

I got here by Yahoo.

Nothing really that interesting in the referrers. We do have a lot of livejournal folks linking us.

found this place as a link on fark.

from memory....I've been on the Cellar in one incarnation or another for many years...longer than most of the regulars here other than Tony himself.

Let's see, who might have been here longer? Lisa, I think. Maggie, maybe. UMMM! I mean, MMM, whereever he may be. (whatever happened to him anyway? moved, but forgot his computer?) Possibly one or two others, but I'm an olde phart here, just not the most voluminous poster.

Brian

image of the day.....octopus opens jar

i got this address from www.youthink.com...it's posted under their "links" section. There are a lot of teenagers in there. somebody remove it!

How Sycamore found the Cellar:

From: Tony Shepps (xxx@xxx.com)
Subject: The Cellar mk V now online
This is the only article in this thread
View: Original Format
Newsgroups: phl.internet, phl.media
Date: 2001-01-17 20:08:03 PST

The Cellar is now online in yet another incarnation. Having lived as a
local BBS, as the first public access the net news and email in Philly,
as a telnettable BBS, and as a Javascript-based messaging system, it
now starts its fifth life as a web-based forum.

Several users have followed it since 1990, when it grew out of the
local messaging BBS scene. It held get-togethers that became highly
popular and even spawned a marriage. Hundreds of users got their first
email addresses on the Cellar. It was the subject of a chapter in an
early book on the Internet.

Now it lives on as a friendly, literate community. There's no business
plan here, no corporate interest, nothing but people who talk about...
well, almost anything.

For those who like this sort of thing, feel free to stop by.

The Cellar http://www.cellar.org

(This was pulled from google groups...I originally saw it on phl.media.)

My husband made me join.
You should know that he's been mocking me for years because of my 'internerding' with 'virtual friends'.... suddenly he's checking the celler ever 5 minutes. :rolleyes:

Oh hey, I didn't make the connection before... nice wedding pic of you two.