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Old 26 Dec 2007
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Confused newbie........

Wow what a complicated site.....I have never seen so much info and topics in one place....anyway being new my cards behind the bar for a virtual whatever your having....and wish you all safe travelling in the new year.

Not been outside UK by Bike yet....going to try to get into europe somewhere next year.
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Old 26 Dec 2007
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welcome

to the HUBB Pete!
That's very kind of you, I will have a Virtual Pint of Coke with a Dash of Lime please mate! oh, & Ice......

remember the rules:

1. Always take everything with a Pinch of Salt, especially if its a Tequila!

2. If in doubt, refer to rule 1.

Good to have you aboard.

Martyn
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Old 27 Dec 2007
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newbie at heart

Hi popwud and

Don·t worry, I think I·m the only one who, after more than a year here, still thinks life as a hubber is complicated,. You·ll probably get the knack of it quickly.
Then again I am EXTREMELY (shouting) daft when it comes to computers!
Some would say when it comes to a lot of other things aswell, but I·m not sure about that , yet! I·ve only been around 55 years and I·m still learning!
Apart from that: lovely site!!!!
Cheers,
Dan
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Old 27 Dec 2007
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Popwud - welcome from me too.

I too initially found the site overwhelming.
At first I limited myself to HUBB 'Last 24 hours' posts and looked at topics of interest. Everything comes up again soon enough.
As you find more of what you want you will also learn to navigate the site and find specific matters.
That should be enough for a start.

Good luck
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