Any Brits on board yet

thankyou Roger. I think I caught the right train this time. the site looks real cool.
so i'll take a little stroll see what's going down, whilst i finish my coffee, cigarette and listening to John Lee Hooker.

Hmmm. If I get up on a hill and peer to the north, I can see Canada's fog. Does that count for anything?

hey John, sounds like a great plan for the evening. esp the background music.

According to "The Australian People" (2001), about 72% of Australians have an ethnic origin of 'Anglo-Celt'.

Europeans make up the next biggest groups (Western Europeans 7%, Southern 7% and Eastern 4%). In spite of claims to the contrary 'Asians' only make up about 4.5-6% (depends on how you classify them). Indigenous Australians only a touch over 1%.

Well, well, The world turned upside down.

Glad you made it, my friend. Now say something in the mother tongue.

hey mikey -- how's things brother ? good to see yer.

letty -- you want mother tongue . gawd blimey lady, you got more front than Brighton. i could give you more bunny than the south downs. and now my trouble and strife is giving me gbh of the lug 'oles, tellin' me it's time i went up the apples, got my loaf down on the weepin' willow and went to bo-peep

Hey, OAK. I know how that translates..See you at Cocoa Beach..right? Hope so, England John.

Bocsánatot kérek. Köszönöm szépen! Viszlát!!

OAK-man - you made it....must tell Osso.....
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Wellcome, John, glad you made it!

(Should you have been in "Morpheus' arms" at the time of your last post?)

Joooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

<jumps up and down with excitement>

thanks for the big hello guys, one and all. now this is a nice place to be. time for another mug of tea and to roll a cigarette.

Cheers

JOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!

hi dlowan -- another famous name. this place has an all star cast. so how are you ?

Welcome Oldandknew :-D

Welcome, London, and hi, dear oak.

I'm irish american, live in California, but I listen in to most threads about places.....

I have just joined.

Nice to see so many brits here.

Just like to say there's more to britain than London.

I live in Dorset - bottom of the map . 5 mins from the sea.

Been here 13 years, before that , from near Heathrow. The planes used to fly over the garden quite low. Never ceased to find them fascinatng, especially Concorde. Worked at a place where concorde made a vortex in the yard when it went over, none of the windows fitted in that place either.

Love the forum, so many sections to browse.

G'day Artist, and welcome to A2K.

This is obviously the Pommy thread, so you should feel right at home! Now, if you could just play cricket - there'd be free trips.... .Now - if you want to comment on the cricket...
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2368&highlight=
or
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1620&highlight=

There's another thread happening, which would be the ideal place for you to tell us about Dorset! It's already got a bit of a mention, but more would be good:
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3068&highlight=

I hope you enjoy your time here.

Welcome, artist!

Dorset is really top of other nice counties (went there for about ten each year) - besides of course ...

Any Brits on board yet
Greetings, Here is one Brit now on the board, I'm in Melbourne Australia I was born in Edgware Middlesex in 1931 and England has never fully recovered from that momentous event.
I've traveled back and forth toUK many times over the years. Whilst Australia has been good to me I much prefer to live back in England but being on an Australian pension with the bad exchange rate I would starve in England I'm sad to say.
Not knowing the form here in this chat area you will see me as moring