Topic: Other forums

[terrace max]

Sincere apologies folks - thinking out loud again - duly edited last post  :-\

[Lady Cosmos]

 I am a member of De tuinkrant (Belgium and Netherlands)  en Tuin en Natuurportaal. I read sometimes the Gardenweb and  Gardens in Cornwall, may be strange, because I do not live in Cornwall. ;D 
 

[TULIP-23]

Only pop in to have a Gander ::)   Derek the fox there's a Joke there somewhere ::)

E.J Emma-Jane Like your Taste with the Motor The Thundercat Nice Bike ;D

Helass mine is a Humble Ducati [ Not new I Might add] Love her to bits 8)

[Derekthefox]

Ha ha terrace max, you have made my post look daft now !!!  ;D

Derekthefox  ;D

[Mrs Ava]

Hey Tulip, single swing arm??  Sounds like a bag of spanners!  ;D ;D ;D  Sleek machines though.  We have our Wales adventure already planned for next May, hoping to top the number of bikes this year - 70 bikes all together riding through the Welsh countryside is a site to behold!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

[redimp]

Used Impsight a lot but slowly losing interest as members of the BNP take over and now mainly use LincolnImps

Also occasionally visit GardenBanter but have never posted and there is a new forum at Kitchen Garden but have not joined there yet.

As for the beeb losing interest like you others.

[terrace max]

Ha ha terrace max, you have made my post look daft now !!!

Yeah DTF, what ya got against carol singers? Mr Bah Humbug!  ;D

Clanger - boring question alert - how do you get your url's into text like that? I can do it on other forums but not here...

[redimp]

Change the second square bracket in the first [url] to an =.  Put the square bracket at the end of the URL and write the link name between the ] and the second [url]

PS I learn these things by pressing quote in a relevant post and it is there in front of me writ small so to speak.

[terrace max]

Thanks RC - I would never have guessed how to do it!

[TULIP-23]

E.J  ;D

Enjoy your trip to Wales......my last tripover Got on the M25

The Drive Cable and Speedo Packed Up :'(,,,,,,,,,,,,Thanks Ducati Bristol Outstanding Postal Service and Help. ;D

Was going to Change the Ducati for A Tour Motor Honda Deauville.....but I love her to bits....OHHHHHHHHHHHHH
so she is Staying...Hurrahhhhhhhhhhhh 8) 8) Old Girl from 1994
Beautiful Body....Shapely Behind....always talking back!!!!!!! :-X

[redimp]

VitalLincolnCity
Just found another.

[Derekthefox]

Yeah DTF, what ya got against carol singers? Mr Bah Humbug!  ;D

Just remember terrace max, someone has to play the baddie ...  ;D ;D ;D

Derekthefox :D

[Delilah]

You play the part well DtF but don't forget I know you love Chrimbo really ;D

[tim]

I still love Mamta - for cooking - but she's just lost all her history through hacking.  http://www.mamtaskitchen.com/

[Derekthefox]

Bah humbug Delilah ... It is the insanity which prevails at Christmas which has turned me off it, as if suddenly everyone has to be ecstatically happy, and indulge in excesses ... I don't have a problem with the religious side, although it doesn't interest me, except from a didactic point of view, and I find the pagan elements, eg yuletide, more appealing. But essentially it is the physical act of celebrating which I find a burden, I prefer to keep my joys within ...

I'll just put my soapbox away ...

Derekthefox :D

[terrace max]

I like it when the shortest day has been and gone and we can get down to talking about chitting spuds again!

[Delilah]

cor blimey now you've got that off your chest, I'm only teasing you Derek ;D

Actually I have a HUGE problem with many aspects of this time of year but to assist with keeping the BP down I have decided to go with the flow and laugh (silently of course) at mad folks I see around me, charging around, worrying about  this and that and then collapsing in a heap on christmas eve declaring "thats it I'm done".  trouble is they are so exhausted and wrapped up in the commercialism of yuletide that they've not enjoyed any of the prepartions, nativity plays, Christmas parties etc

I'm not a religious person and concentrate on the family element and those less fortunate then ourselves at this time of year (and the Winter solstice of course) and how proud was I yesterday at my daughters school when during the Christmas Concert she read out a poem she had written  about Christmas.  the theme of the poem was family NOT about how big and how many pressies she wants from Santa.

Going back to the original thread I enter and observe in many other forums but only post in here.

[Derekthefox]

Tease away Delilah, it is this light heartedness which keeps me and so many others from going ga ga, and I have been there, never again. It is a shame there isnt a forum where we can get a bit of sunlight, but this forum is the next best thing ...

Derekthefox :D

[Derek]

I am afraid I have to admit to frequenting a couple of Trade forums in the past but they seem to have degenerated into a series of slanging matches..so don't bother so much these days especially now I have A4A to lift my spirits

One of the first gardening sites I came across was "GardenGuides" in the US of A... interesting .... they cover all of the US and they have so many different climate zones

Derek

[Juliet]

I post on the Beeb's design board a lot - have found the people there very friendly (not that A4A isn't friendly too!!).  Got fed up with their clinic board though - same questions going round & round.  Now and again I visit http://www.carryongardening.org.uk/, which is for disabled/older gardeners, and when I have time I go to Jasper Fforde's fforum (he writes sort of comic science ffantasy, for anyone who hasn't heard me rave about his books before).  And you might very occasionally see me lurking (well, you wouldn't see me if I was lurking, but I do post once in a blue moon) in a health site or two.