Hi there!

[Sned]

Hi fellow Frosties!

I'm new around these parts, so I thought I'd start with a hello. So, er, hello! Any pointers on house rules and what to do/what not to do (i.e. give me a kick up the arse if I shouldn't be posting this type of thread in here)? I'm the dude in the Snowman cover that's in the Friends of Frost* section, so thanks for all the good comments there .

I'm normally a Hob-nob man, but I'm quite partial to Rich Teas at the minute.

[Nellie]

Welcome to the forums Sned. Do what you like, everyone else does :lol:

[RacingHippo]

I'm the dude in the Snowman cover that's in the Friends of Frost* section, so thanks for all the good comments there .

Bloody hell!
*bows respeckfly*

Your drumming was crap though, mate.

Anyway, so long as you don't step on the cracks between the boards, you'll be fine.

[catherine]

Your drumming was crap though, mate.

Just ignore RacingHippo - everyone else does.  

Welcome again!

[johninblack]

Ah! You found us then! Good to see you made it, as for rules there really aren't many. We just ask that everyone shows respect to everyone else and always leave the last biscuit for Jem.

[turbo]

Welcome aboard sned  

[Trapezium Artist]

Welcome, welcome: we're all friends around here.

Watch out for that Trapezium Artist chap though; he winds Nellie and Catherine up occasionally and enjoys enlisting support. Probably because they always give back so much more than they get and he needs the help ...  

Terrific Snowman cover, by the way: I just had a watch again and I still like your little chair twirl at the end  

[catherine]

Actually, TA, Nellie and I are both sulking now as you mentioned the women in your life in a recent post and neither Nellie nor I featured. We feel used and discarded.

[Bokkie]

Welcome Sned and have some tea with biscuits. Brilliant cover, well done sir.

So you see... we're  just like any other people... completely bonkers (in a good way of course)

[Sned]

Thanks and hello to you all .

I shall endeavour to leave the last biscuit for Jem unless it's a mint Club, they're just too tasty -  I could never give away my last Club.

[Pedro]

Welcome aboard, Sned. Grats on the cover - it was more than just about the music...and that sums up the whole Frost*iverse really.

There's an excellent repository of bits and bobs from Jem and other Frost*ies stored away by the excellent Drarok at www.drarok.com/files/

There are no rules really....other than the obvious limits of decency and respect....and a total ban on 'Now Playing' threads!

[Mouse]

Welcome, Sned! Threads can become easily derailed around here, so don't be surprised if - ooh, a blue car! Interesting shade of blue, that one. Sort of like a refined cyan. I like turquoise, personally. I find it nice and relaxing.  

[D S]

...which is all well and good but did you know that the moose (North America) or common European elk (Europe), Alces alces, is the largest extant species in the deer family? Moose are distinguished by the palmate antlers of the males; other members of the family have antlers with a "twig-like" configuration. Moose typically inhabit boreal and mixed deciduous forests of the Northern Hemisphere in temperate to subarctic climates.

They also like to be whispered to.

(BTW hi Sned!)

[Sned]

Mousse...that's something I've not had in aaaaaaaaaaages. I used to like it when I was younger and ate it all the time but I can't even remember the last time I ate any. I might get some mousse next time I go shopping. And maybe put it on a biscuit.

[Trapezium Artist]

Actually, TA, Nellie and I are both sulking now as you mentioned the women in your life in a recent post and neither Nellie nor I featured. We feel used and discarded.

Oh gawd ...    

Ah!   :idea:  How about this for a rapid attempt at recovery, Catherine?

I was talking about the women in my life, but I can only ever think of you and Nellie as young gals, tripping the prog light fantastic in eternal youth.

Ok ... it was rubbish. See, Sned? Even here on this forum, people of the female gender are just as impossible to comprehend as elsewhere in the world. But always worth trying, I reckon ...