Hi from Australia.

[magokiron]

Welcome to LAF.

The pulp forum is very active, and plenty of inspiration to be find.

What rules do you play?

See you at the forum.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Welcome to LAF.

What rules do you play?

Funny enough I play The Two Fat Lardies rules that were designed for ww2 games. My main characters are 'The Big Men' and I even incorporate the 'Tea Break' card in the pack.

[Sheerluck Holmes]

Melbourne..The peninsula part. 

Not that far from my part of the world then.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Not that far from my part of the world then.

Where you from neighbour ?

[Barry S]

Hi and welcome 

Cheers,

Barry

[Sheerluck Holmes]

Where you from neighbour ?

I am between Frankston and Cranbourne, so at the top of the area, but not actually in it... kind of 

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

I am between Frankston and Cranbourne, so at the top of the area, but not actually in it... kind of 

I'm in Karingal just down from the hub.

[Sheerluck Holmes]

I'm in Karingal just down from the hub.

You are probably only 4 to 5 kms away from me in Langwarrin.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

You are probably only 4 to 5 kms away from me in Langwarrin.

Yep sounds about right. 

[carlos marighela]

I thought in Oz a next door neighbour was someone who lived only 200 miles away. On the next property.

If the pair of opened your windows and shouted really hard you could probably have a conversation. 

Somehow you seem to have limited your exposure to Australia's most pernicious cultural influences: Neighbours and Home and Away. So good I hear they screen them twice a day in the UK. 

[starkadder]

I thought in Oz a next door neighbour was someone who lived only 200 miles away. On the next property.

If the pair of opened your windows and shouted really hard you could probably have a conversation. 

As one of that Oz-kind, I find it far easier to harangue people on the other side of the world. It also saves on barley sugar for the inevitable strained throat.

[carlos marighela]

As one of that Oz-kind, I find it far easier to harangue people on the other side of the world. It also saves on barley sugar for the inevitable strained throat.

Of course, as a New South Welshman, his harangues are pitched beyond the range audible to humans. The cause of this particular phenomena is variously ascribed to the effects of drinking Toohey's KB and/or the prevalence of politicians whistling at voters in Penrith. 

[gringo]

welcome on board !!

regards
Ged

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[Neotacha]

Welcome to the Forum.  Lots of interesting stuff here.