Where on earth is Ruislip you say !
Well its near Uxbridge in Middlesex
Long time lurker on the forum so about time I introduced myself and say hello
A few names are familiar from the BKC forums
Mainly into WW2 and ACW periods , but over 35 years of gaming have dabbled in virtually all periods
I have posted some pics on the WW2 Photo forum. Your comments would be appreciated. There are so many fantastic painters here that it is hard not to learn something new from them !
Anyway enough from me
Look forward to talking to you all
Richard
Hi Richard,
Welcome! If you've been lurking you'll know what the forum is like. :)
Had a look at your WW2 British, very nice indeed. As is the FWC stuff. Both lots very nicely painted and based.
Cheers
Hi - I like the vibrancy that you have managed to get into your British chaps.
Welcome, again, Richard. :-h
As Ithoriel has said,,,,,If you've been a lurker, you already know what you've let yourself in for. ;D
Enjoy !! :)
Welcome
I had no idea where Ruislip was, not to worry as I don't know where Uxbridge is either
Have fun
More bloody souherners - MOST OF THE COUNTRY DOES NOT LIVE IN THE SOUTH EAST.
Hi - Ian S
Hi Richard,
Welcome to the Forum. I do know approximately where Ruislip is.
Quote from: ianrs54 on 11 May 2015, 06:47:48 AM
More bloody souherners - MOST OF THE COUNTRY DOES NOT LIVE IN THE SOUTH EAST.
Hi - Ian S
The more suave, sophistaicated and debonair wargamers do ! :)
Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 11 May 2015, 08:30:36 AM
Hi Richard,
The more suave, sophistaicated and debonair wargamers do ! :)
In their own
DELUSIONAL world.
IanS ;)
Welcome on board and thought I recognised the 'name'.
Welcome Mr 1162.
Nice to see another person who appreciates a well turned out tank.
Is ACW experiencing a resurgence, or are we just getting older gamers on who remember it from first time around?
Welcome again.
All the educated ones studied in the SE, mind you.
Quote from: FierceKitty on 11 May 2015, 11:00:03 AM
All the educated ones studied in the SE, mind you.
Croydon Technical College?
All of the educated ones have studied in the SE, but only some of those who study in the SE become educated.
A wotcha from me in Kent...yes, that's in the SE as well.
I know where Ruislip is...I actually went there once, all the way from Southend...also in the SE.
I spent 28 years in Brum as a missionary trying to educate them in the ways of the south but eventually concluded that they are a lost cause. ;) ;) :D
Welcome, is it still tropical in Ruislip?
Hello and welcome! :D
Hi Richard. You live in what used to be Middlesex, before they invented postcodes - and so do I. Welcome aboard. :)
Hi, welcome to the Forum!
8)
Welcome to the forum from me too, Richard. :-h
You're not alone. A lot of us have 'lurked' before stepping forward and having our own "I'm Spartacus" moment!
Has anyone else noticed "I'm Spartacus" is an anagram of "I'm part scaus"?*
* pronounce 'scaus' as in 'mouse'
Quote from: Westmarcher on 12 May 2015, 02:22:53 PM
Has anyone else noticed "I'm Spartacus" is an anagram of "I'm part scaus"?*
* pronounce 'scaus' as in 'mouse'
No because people are more likely to admit to being Spartacus and be crucified than admit to being part scouse! :)
Quote from: ianrs54 on 11 May 2015, 06:47:48 AM
More bloody souherners - MOST OF THE COUNTRY DOES NOT LIVE IN THE SOUTH EAST.
Hi - Ian S
No a third of it does.
Welcome!
Quote from: Last Hussar on 16 May 2015, 09:59:53 AM
No a third of it does.
The lage craniumed third.... ;)
IanS
Yes, they're a bunch of big-heads :D
But a high proportion of them came from elsewhere.... ;)
Quote from: ianrs54 on 16 May 2015, 10:24:14 AM
The lage craniumed third.... ;)
IanS
We need a larger cranium to accommodate our larger brains. :P
All we have to do now is work our how to turn them on! ;D
Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 14 May 2015, 10:32:21 AM
No because people are more likely to admit to being Spartacus and be crucified than admit to being part scouse! :)
Ugh. Imagine having a chance to be in a Kubrick movie and ending up in that one! :(
I think I'd go for
Eyes Wide Shut myself.
Howdy Richard, have fun here! :D
Cheers,
Rob