Hi there people.

I am a newbie here. [/stating the obvious] :p

I'm a wannabe web developer, so, obviously interested in that, as well as movies and personal development.

I found myself on here after looking for a solution on Google on how to fix my laptop. I think I will make a thread about that next.

It seemed like a friendly and helpful place so here I am.

Thats all for now. See you around. :)

Hi indifferent and welcome to TechSpot.:wave:

It's always a pleasure to welcome a new member.:)

I hope you enjoy your time with us.

Thanks. :D

Hey, were both from the UK. Cool. :cool:

I'm liking the forums already. :)

TS is a cool place to be for sure :)

Where about's in the UK are you then?

I live in good old leeds. Its in Yorkshire. :D
Probably one of the main shopping places in the area.

You live in Maidenhead? Where abouts is that?

:)

I'm down south.:)

26 miles west of London along the Thames river.

Never been to London, in fact the furthest from leeds I've been is probably derby. hehe

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It's good to meet you and I hope you enjoy it here :)

It's good to see you're into the swing of things already :D My location says I'm in Oxford but it's really about 10 miles away, nobody will know where I am if i put the village name.

Yeah, I have been on a lot of other forums, so I know my way around one. :cool:

Oxford, cool, is it a posh place? :p

It's posh-ish, which is such a posh thing to say haha

It's ok, there's loads of old buildings and that ad the local accent's a bit posh but I'm certainly far from it ;)

Welcome! I'm new here to. Hopeful this isn't the sort of forum were the only way out is death...or broken thumbs of course.

We just lost the highest posting member on these boards (by about 18k posts) but we're soldering on so leave whenever you want but obviously we'd rather you didn't :haha:

Hi there people.

I am a newbie here. [/stating the obvious] :p

I'm a wannabe web developer, so, obviously interested in that, as well as movies and personal development.

I found myself on here after looking for a solution on Google on how to fix my laptop. I think I will make a thread about that next.

It seemed like a friendly and helpful place so here I am.

Thats all for now. See you around. :)
Create the thread in the mobile computing section ;). Welcome to techspot.

And don't forget oxford has inspector Morse who is a bit posh. :D

True :D

We also write the dictionary ;) haha

Don't forget the boat racing you guys seem to enjoy now and again. :)

I wonder if they tape a duck to the front of the boat. :D :D

Oh yeah they're always going on about that aren't they ;) (the boat thing, that is)

I was talking to one of the rowers on our team a while ago and he said that they take a duck with them for protection from malware, he claims it works quite well. I checked their boat's HJT log and it was terrible.

Still, it was a nice looking duck.

LMAO, extremely funny Daveskater. :D

I almost wet myself laughing. ;)

Just a thought, would that duck be a Mal'ard by any chance? :D

Cheers mate :D I just read it back and found it funny myself, so it can't be that bad ;)

Well, they used to have that but they upgraded to the 360 version for all round protection.