I don't usually do posts like this...

...but I'm new...so...hi :D

*looks around frantically for Nancy* :(

:\peek:

Hi Mina, welcome aboard !

argh! welcome, i guess! Too bad your real name ain't Mina (according to your profile), otherwise you'd have easily the most enchanting woman's name on the forum.

Tá fáilte romhat, a chara!

That's Gaelic for "Welcome, friend!", though I am open to correction on the translation. Haven't used the language to any great extent since school, which wasn't exactly the recent past.

Waaaaaaaaazzzzzzzzzzzaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapppppppppppp?! :D

Originally posted by almanso > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> argh! welcome, i guess! Too bad your real name ain't Mina (according to your profile), otherwise you'd have easily the most enchanting woman's name on the forum.

"mina" is the word we argies use to call a "chick". since she´s a chick, so that name is more than accurate

Errrr. Profile says "James Hyde". I suspect the Falcon may have returned. Or Henry Jeykll.

Bienvenida Mina!! Yo también soy nueva en esto!!

Welcome Mina!! I'm also new here!! It's very good but boys here are a little crazy

Originally posted by Known Pleasures > Originally posted by almanso > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> argh! welcome, i guess! Too bad your real name ain't Mina (according to your profile), otherwise you'd have easily the most enchanting woman's name on the forum.

"mina" is the word we argies use to call a "chick". since she´s a chick, so that name is more than accurate

Errrr. Profile says "James Hyde". I suspect the Falcon may have returned. Or Henry Jeykll. I was thinking more along the lines of the character of Mina from Mr. Stoker's 'Dracula,' not a character from Mr. Stevenson's 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.' The fictional Mr. Hyde's first name was Edward.

Originally posted by Darshikee Bienvenida Mina!!Yo también soy nueva en esto!!Welcome Mina!!I'm also new here!!It's very good but boys here are a little crazy

I resemble that!

Thanks for the welcome

But still no Nancy...where's my favourite Croatian?

Just one question: What or who is "Mina Nyarsloften"?

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Just one question: What or who is "Mina Nyarsloften"?

It's Swedish for "My new year's resolution" and is a quote from a Kent song called Cowboys. When I was on the Q board we all had festive names and then new year names (yes it was that much fun there) and I never changed mine back, so it kinda stuck. :D

Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope > Originally posted by Known Pleasures > Originally posted by almanso > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> argh! welcome, i guess! Too bad your real name ain't Mina (according to your profile), otherwise you'd have easily the most enchanting woman's name on the forum.

"mina" is the word we argies use to call a "chick". since she´s a chick, so that name is more than accurate

Errrr. Profile says "James Hyde". I suspect the Falcon may have returned. Or Henry Jeykll. I was thinking more along the lines of the character of Mina from Mr. Stoker's 'Dracula,' not a character from Mr. Stevenson's 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.' The fictional Mr. Hyde's first name was Edward.

And I was replying to Almanso.....

Kent are a great band.

i saw kent open for the cardigans, here in san diego. the show was very anti-climactic.

Originally posted by Sean Taugher i saw kent open for the cardigans, here in san diego. the show was very anti-climactic.

You mean it should've ended with a big car crash, like in that Cardigans video?

no, i mean Kent blew everyone away. then the cardigans came out and played so-so. i guess we were the LAST date on the tour, and whatshername was coughing her lungs up between every song.