My dream of the Independent Socialist Republic of Oxfordshire edges ever closer..."Mooro" wrote:I just love the message that has appeared....
"Oxfordshire is closed"
All kinds of pictures are flashing through my mind of farmers with pitchforks, redundant Rover workers and students up for a bit of a larf all stood in a line blocking the M40 at Stokenchurch and Banbury....
...not forgetting the regular border patrols on the A420
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still testing
one two one two, does it work?
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Sorry Borris
Just come on here for first time sinse tiu had a bit of trouble logging. 12,12, is it working yet?
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How many have 'come over' from tiu ?
Got to be the place to be now en it ? Boris, will you be able to take over the 'Match threads' I'm gonna miss them on tiu
If people want to start match threads on here that's fine by me. No permission required. There's also the option of the Rage Online Matchday Chat Room, which can sometimes be fun.
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No 'z' and a superfluous 'i'."yelloexile" wrote:Scunthorpe.
For some reason that felt really good!
I'm happy for my spelling and punctuation to be analyised (should that be a 'z'?), self improvement being my middle name and all that.
As for the previous "should I resist a whoosh?" that was from the conference forum and we're above all that now - literally.
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Hello All,
I've Been a long time Lurker here but have decided to register because of the apparent demise of TIU. From what i've been able to gather - it's been given a facelift, but the inevitable gremlins have caused admin to pull the plug, is that correct?
If anyone could enlighten me then that would be great.
Regards
0x4ox
I've Been a long time Lurker here but have decided to register because of the apparent demise of TIU. From what i've been able to gather - it's been given a facelift, but the inevitable gremlins have caused admin to pull the plug, is that correct?
If anyone could enlighten me then that would be great.
Regards
0x4ox
Gentlemen, Start your Engines
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They haven't pulled the plug yet"0x4ox" wrote:Hello All,
I've Been a long time Lurker here but have decided to register because of the apparent demise of TIU. From what i've been able to gather - it's been given a facelift, but the inevitable gremlins have caused admin to pull the plug, is that correct?
If anyone could enlighten me then that would be great.
Regards
0x4ox
They are doing that on August 2nd. However I think they got all pissed off because we were talking about which forums to go onto.
I've gone onto all 3 atm and the Yellows one is probably BETTER than TiU in my opinion.
I think i'm the only one to post on the OxVox one.
http://yellows.proboards.com/index.cgi#general
http://forum.oxvox.org.uk/phpBB2/viewfo ... a14f38c1c1
they are the links for the other 2.
Oxford United - 9 Years.
The only way to tell which will be best is to see where most posters end up. My concern is that the users from a pretty busy board will be split between various boards and none of which will be that good.
I do recognise some of the posters here and the layout is good. However still early days and the traffic is a bit light. Also the categories while fine for light traffic are not as well designed for a heavier load (it will end up with one category used for 90% of posts and if busy threads would disappear off the screen pretty quick).
Overall it is a very sad decision that Oxford mail have made. TiU despite its many faults was a lively and bust place. With us now fractured all over the place I just hope we manage to come back together and create one place that is as good or better.
I do recognise some of the posters here and the layout is good. However still early days and the traffic is a bit light. Also the categories while fine for light traffic are not as well designed for a heavier load (it will end up with one category used for 90% of posts and if busy threads would disappear off the screen pretty quick).
Overall it is a very sad decision that Oxford mail have made. TiU despite its many faults was a lively and bust place. With us now fractured all over the place I just hope we manage to come back together and create one place that is as good or better.