_wombat_ wrote:

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John, I'll c u Tuesday

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 Yep mate See you on Tuesday.

Rip and Rosie wrote:

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Well, I'm a facebook fan- only way to keep up with the young folk

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 Yes, I must say I am too and for the same reasons plus it is a great communication tool when traveling.  I do not play games at all.

I also belong to a number of different forums, moderate on a couple as well. Some I check in on every day, others once in a while.

I find there is so much info out there in cyber space and I do not want to miss out on any of it.  LOL

I am on this and FB only This site gives me all the contacts that I need while FB keeps me in touch with family and friends outside GN. May visit others if I am seeking info or advice about other stuff not covered by those two. Brian

Hi Pejay, I must say, I got used to using emails all the time when I was working full time and still use it a lot now to keep in contact with family and friends. I did about 12 months ago give face book a try only because my daughter was OS and wouldn't do FB and Email, even to her Dad, although I did get a couple of emails when I begged. I was so glad when She got home and then I very quickly closed the account never to return. A Niece had a Blog when OS but stopped that as I got a virus somehow and caused a few problems so like FB never to return to any Blogs. I like my emails, I know what I am doing with them. DOUG.

Rip and Rosie wrote:

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Well, I'm a facebook fan- only way to keep up with the young folk, and they have the opportunity to keep up with me.

AND I play farmville and need neighbours if anyone else plays.

I am a member of a few genealogy forums and email lists. These days I avoid genealogy live chat - they take themselves so seriously....hmmmm.

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 Hi Rip and Rosie, I'm a fan of FB, keep up with my famz both here and NZ and also keep up with school friends I haven't seen since I was 15 yrs old. Sorry don't play farmville.

cheers

Hi, Im on one other forum, the caravan/camping one, I find this one easier to navigate and much friendlier, could be ebcause I dont use the other one much. I joined FB so I could stay in contact with my kids (was on FB that I found out when my 2nd grandson was born, and that my daughte is about to move house). I follow a few blogs (yeoelevens) and I use paltalk (a chat program with text, sound and video) a bit, but its getting harder as my deafness progresses.

This site was my introduction to forums. I have joined 2 other caravan forums but have found this one the easiest to get around and use and has the best number of up-to-date threads happening.
I'd love to hear of some patchwork ones as mentioned above!

Sorry Marj... but most men don't stop doing something just because of a ceremony/committment. Obviously something else happened...like...she didn't like or, or his values changed.... something

-- Edited by Rip and Rosie on Monday 23rd of January 2012 07:32:20 PM

petengail wrote:

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A quick squint through my favourites shows up 14 forums. Some, like Aushunt, obviously a hunting forum mainly are not of much interest but sometimes you come across some useful info in any outdoor forum... fishing,m caravanning, hunting, bushwalking, all are interrelated...

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hummmm..... can see the links between caravanning and bushwalking, and maybe fishing, but hunting?

to each his own, but hunting has to be a minority pass time surely.

How many hunters out there?

I was a hunter b4 I got married

Rip and Rosie wrote:

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what do they do with the dead things?

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 Take photographs and tell all their mates how big and brave they were to shoot the poor animal with a high powered rifle and a scope so they didn't have to get anywhere close to the animal before it is dead.

_wombat_ wrote:

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I was a hunter b4 I got married

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 so, why did you give it away?

 

Rosie

Knowing wombats sense of humour Rosie. I presumed he meant he was hunting for women until he found one and got married.

Do they make good money goinsoon? Do you need a gun or a stick?