Thread: Starting Out

Originally Posted by shooter74743

Do it via pm or personal email...

Ok. That's what I was thinking but was just making sure.

Or...pick up the phone. It's always to talk to "someone" versus the computer screen...

True, very true.

That'd be an expensive long distance call to Carl here in Australia though, so I reckon what you want to do is PM .


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

That'd be an expensive long distance call to Carl here in Australia though, so I reckon what you want to do is PM .


Mick

He's and Aussie? Yeah, a pm will do!

Well, yeah it COULD be a PM, but an open to letter to all young dudes would be fun too. If they were lurking and stuff, maybe it could make them see how it's quite achievable. Of course, that's assuming you don't injure yourself on the first try... :-0

Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider

Well, yeah it COULD be a PM, but an open to letter to all young dudes would be fun too. If they were lurking and stuff, maybe it could make them see how it's quite achievable. Of course, that's assuming you don't injure yourself on the first try... :-0

If it takes less than 10 stitches it doesn't count.

Originally Posted by parkerskouson

He's and Aussie? Yeah, a pm will do!

Yeah, look, PM me, or don't. No pressure. Just thought it'd be interesting for Joel, he's obsessed with America, we're currently considering what Chicago Bulls hat to buy. He also does a very good impression of those swamp people.

I do think an article written by a young person would be really cool for the front page though, and you do seem to be able to string a few words together, Parker, without resorting to interspersing numerals into the mix :-)

I've met some of those Swamp people Carl, and some of the hillbillies in the Smokey mountains, Tennessee. Scariest part about all that was that I seemed to fit right in with them.


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

I've met some of those Swamp people Carl, and some of the hillbillies in the Smokey mountains, Tennessee. Scariest part about all that was that I seemed to fit right in with them.


Mick

Actually, that doesn't come as a surprise to me, Mick. You strike me as a pretty down to earth fellow, in the nicest way; a fellow one could count on in a blue. Now, some of those here don't know what a blue is, but we do :-)