The Welcome Thread

Hi I am having fun.

 

Me too Candy Gal.
It is a bit of a job getting around the forum though, so as to be able to say something of interest.
But I am interested in you.
That is for sure!

 

Oh dear... this is a UK intro thread... behave people

 

That bloody Candy Girl got me on this site.....still trying to get my head around it.

 

Oiy you asked where we were.
If you look at your inbox, I gave you links.
Put an intro thread up.lol

 

I haven't been a member of this forum very long, but I hope that all who have joined from the UK are happy here.
I welcome anyone I missed, and am trying to get to know exactly who is here.
For me.
I live near Llandudno in North Wales so qualify for this thread.

 

Boozy loads ask me where you are.

 

hello everyone im new, just finding my way around the forum

 

Plenty of guides for you.
You are doing just fine.

 

hello everyone

 

Get your own. lol

 

I’m new here guys

 

Hi all I'm from the North East(. The worst part of the UK lol)
Real don't know what else to say so.....

Hello

 

Hey deadbeat.....you should try slough mate.
At least it’s vaguely scenic oop north!

I’m another Brit who is wondering now if I posted my welcome in the wrong section as it seems there are at least 2 areas!
But hi anyway.....
Im A Bloke who likes fish and photography among other things.

 

Hi all, how is everyone?

 

I'm not new, but I've just been unbanned after 15 years

 

Get on the Intro on the main bit.

 

I think I'm too lazy

 

I can kick arse. Lol

 

Hi, just joined and posted in the Introduce Yourself section.
I'll add a bit more UK specific stuff here.
I went to Stonehenge Free Festival from '80 to '83. I got a free ticket to Glastonbury in '84, so narrowly missed The Battle of the Beanfield.
I went to Stonehenge for the Winter Solstice a couple of times around then as well, and had the place pretty much to myself at dawn. It's a bit different these days from what I've seen.
I stayed at Wheatstone Commune for a weekend a couple of times, but never really considered living that life.
I visited CAT at Machynlleth when it was all still Blue Peter style wind generators made out of sticky-back-plastic and egg boxes. Again, I didn't really feel like committing to that lifestyle.
Now I'm just a semi-retired truck mechanic/driver looking back and thinking 'I've done some bad, I've done some good, I did a whole lot better than they thought I would'.