I have agreed with Rodger to do a column about the forum in your favourite monthly magazine. In the next 30-60 minutes I am writingmy introductory words for next month edition and will be sending it over before 10.00pm. Give me a couple of funny quotes and I will stick them in.
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Does that mean we will have to wait on the magazine to discover what is happening on the forum?
Brian
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should it not be Rodger writting on the forum, to save having to read the mag.
you could mention, gimp suits, orange cars, dogging and Kylie - that should get the mag readers logging on.
Ian
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When is Green not really Green? When it's Java
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stustag wrote:When is a baked bean not a baked bean? When it's TopazWhen is Green not really Green? When it's Java
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Don't forget the king lead in my 'king car
darren
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stustag wrote:when is red not really red? when its pimento!!:PWhen is Green not really Green? When it's Java
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The "Skoda made from cake" one is my all time fav. so far!
Still makes me laugh when I read it.
Dave
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grahamb wrote:after joining the forum to find out how to fix my overdrive, (and be lent the tool by a forum member) a whole new world of stag ownership opened up for me, since then I have found a new stag,attended 2 shows,and a couple of N+N's, but the best part? I have found members who are prepared to lend me money........with my reputation!!I have agreed with Rodger to do a column about the forum in your favourite monthly magazine. In the next 30-60 minutes I am writingmy introductory words for next month edition and will be sending it over before 10.00pm. Give me a couple of funny quotes and I will stick them in.
nick
aka Mad Cyclist
see you tmz?
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It would be good to mention just how helpful the Forum members are - I have got loads more confidence with my Stag after 'chatting' to people on here, and have had LOTS of help, for which I am seriously grateful.
Brian
Drive a Stag every day... it's wonderful!
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The often rapid response times are really handy as well, I have never logged on and seem no one else online, unless it was silly o'clock in the morning! 10 members on line as I type - most of them established regulars.
The friendly atmosphere - everyone is made welcome, and the banter is easy going.
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Not a Stag related joke - but made me laugh
[Irish Joke]
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Mick & Paddy in a Pub having lunch when Mick sees 2 wires protruding out of his Cornish Pastie
"Is it ticking? - Paddy asks." "No" says Mick - " It's Mince Beef & Onion"!
Terry
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Graham,
If asked to define what the Stag Forum is about to those not aware of it, or yet to use it - a response might be :-
Friendly , Factual, Forward-thinking, and Fun For both young & old:
Open & Objective, Opinionated & Outspoken yet always Obliging:
Rewarding to Read, & always Ready to offer Help:
Universal, Unbridled, Uplifting and Useful:
Mad & Magical, Makes you laugh, Mischievous & Mythical (but never mundane), and a Must for existing &
potential Stag owners:
You probably have your own ideas, as I am sure have other Forum members (Anyone else want to have a go at spelling out what they think our Forum stands for?). Also do you think that the Forum should have a clear set of Aims & Objectives set down, or should it remain totally flexible and open ended whilst retaining it‘s emphasis on all matters Stag?
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