Put the kettle on...

#21

I usually try to get to both. :smiley:

#22

cool pm me if you coming down give you my details … meet up… dont know much cg’ers in aus other then people from my college…

#23

There’s a list of people with the most posts??

#24

damn i remember when you were still looking for a job…

#25

You dooo? I can’t even remember that!:smiley:

#26

hehehehe :smiley: !

#27

Yes indeed, just go to the Members List and click the Posts field.

#28

Hey Martin, I just got my paycheck so now I’m in here too. I will follow you to the ends of the earth just to see that dictionary finished. Just to give you a fair warning :wink:

Take care mate, and mail me more photos :slight_smile:

#29

The dictionary is still a work in progress… I’ll find a spare week one day to compile and publish the damn thing!

Heheee… spare week…

#30

Just wanted to wish you a happy mayday.
Happy Mayday!
It’s nearly summer, or so we thought when we went to the beach a couple of days ago, then yesterday the torrential rain started and now we’re back to square 1 :sad:
What’s the weather like where you are?

#31

I’ll drink to that! :smiley:

#32

Weather? AHAHHAHAHAAAA!

Melbourne is the city of 4 seasons. We don’t have weather as such, more so we have every single possible iteration of cloud, sun and wind you can think of… every day. It comes from living on two oceanic pressure zones.

So at the moment it’s crispy cold, with a sweltering sun. Go figure! :smiley:

#33

Hey Erilaz, you haven’t posted your mug yet in the pic thread!

:smiley:

#34

Oh yeah! I forgot about that! Lemme get it hosted, and I’ll post soon!

#35

Hey, Erilaz… I’m curious, what does your user name mean? Where is it from? It’s been bugging me for a while, I want to know :whine:

Anyway, er, awesome to have you here! :love:

#36

Funny you should ask Linda, because it actually originates from around your area! I used to study scandinavian and northern mythology, learning the 16 or so runic languages used in rudimentary ceremonies from the time. The runic languages, or Futhark as they were called were often used in magic rites and inscriptions (you probably already know this). A master of rune carving, reading and fortelling was entitled Erilaz, meaning literally “Rune Master”. My passion for the mythology, mystery and the languages made me use the name as my global presence. And it sounds nice!:smiley:

#37

Hi Erilaz

Actually I was wondering about the name too - now I know!

Gord

#38

Yeah… I guess it was kinda obscure.:smiley:

#39

Awww yeaaaah… just got my new pc for home, so I’m really going to be stepping it up a notch! Wheee!!

Seriously though, this is a turning point for me, because now I’ll really be able to get down to those projects i’ve never had time for due to work constraints and a slow home pc. I want to contribute more to these fine boards so you can see i’m not just talk and NDA projects!:wip:

#40

:wavey: …and i shouldn’t forget the allmighty :beer: