Hi!

vickeryadam

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Hi!

« on: October 31, 2007, 15:00:18 »

Good afternoon everyone....

I'm Adam and I'm a student (awaits anti-student rants) at the University of Bath (studying French & German)...

I commute between Chippenham (where I live) and Bath...not a long journey, but still interesting nonetheless.

I found this forum on Google, meant to come back later, and forgot....but I remembered now.

I would like to say, that on the whole the staff of FGW^▸ , who I have met are really helpful, cheery and generally a pleasure to meet!

I look forward to contributing on this forum....


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Timmer

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Re: Hi!

« Reply #1 on: October 31, 2007, 17:12:52 »

On behalf of everyone at the coffeeshop welcome on board Adam. Glad you found us.


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Graz

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Re: Hi!

« Reply #2 on: October 31, 2007, 21:33:06 »

As I was a student last year commuting between Cheltenham Spa and Bath...I know the feeling, so welcome to the board! Cheesy

(BTW^▸ , enjoy student life while you can...full time work is the worst!)


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