What on the froums that most of you post on?

Nicola · Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 1:32 pm Post subject:

I'm on 1700 words... after I finish this... I have to do another one that is due in tomrrow! After that... I have to do another one due in the day after! Ah, Uni life. Before you think I am totally unorganised I have already researched all the essays, it's just about writing them up (I'm terrible at sticking to it though, if I get stuck I go off and come on here or play minesweeper)

My best scores at Minesweeper by the way (how random can you get)
Beginner: 8 seconds
Intermediate: 63 seconds
Expert: 200 seconds

I only learnt how to play it 2 weeks ago lol
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xotic · Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 1:40 pm Post subject:

What are you studying?

Kerry · Joined: Feb 03, 2006 Posts: 66

To get back on topic.. Wink

I post on here (obviously!), G4site (the official site), G4-online, Aled Jones' forum, Myleene Klass' forum and I've joined Katherine Jenkins' forum too but not posted.

I'm loving this site at the moment.. lots of lovely people and a one-stop-shop for info on some of my favourite artist! So glad I was directed over here! Very Happy

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xbons · Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 9:35 am Post subject:

Hi Nicola,

If you want to try a different (and addictive) game to make a change from Minesweeper, try http://www.funnygames.nl/spelletjes/803.html It is totally addictive and you learn lots of tricks as you go. I keep it on Favourites for those odd minutes / half hours ...hours. And I've come to realise it is the lowest score that you aim for - under 30,000 and you've done well!

classicjack · Joined: Feb 14, 2006 Posts: 26

I post on NICK GARRETT's forum which is excellent, completely friendly, always updated, has freedom of speech, great company, informative, all ages, genders and people from around the world - and Nick himself and his music.

If it wasn't for his site I wouldn't be here - not a great poster on Forums - but now can add this to my list.

novice · Joined: Feb 12, 2006 Posts: 542

Well - I too post on Nick Garretts site...addictive that one is
post here and every once in a while on Amici's site...
I do check on many of the sites though just to see what's new - that's how I found out about classicalx - forums are a wonderful source of information!

Grantie · Joined: Feb 13, 2006 Posts: 340

I have to agree with Classic Jack and novice! I post on Nick Garrett's site too and it is completely addictive. It's a really great place as everyone is so friendly and supportive and Nick himself often posts on it. He has an incredible talent, the most wonderful bass-baritone voice and I really wish him every success in the future with his solo career.

amy · Joined: Mar 02, 2006 Posts: 168

NICK GARRETT Smile

is where I post the most, no doubt about that fact.

Liking it here though too. Sometimes sites get too big and it's harder to post but if you keep it friendly like at Nicks and here it works fine for me.

Grantie · Joined: Feb 13, 2006 Posts: 340

I agree Amy. I started on a few other artist's sites like Il Divo and Amici but found that as they have grown in size, it has been harder to follow all the topics as closely. On Nick Garrett's site, although the membership numbers are relatively small at the moment, things are a lot easier to follow and everyone gets on so well its like talking to your family or best friends everyday. I have no doubts that the site will grow in size but I think everyone there will "keep it real" and the forums will continue in the friendly, enthusiastic and supportive way that they do at present.