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Hi everyone ... I've finally taken the plunge!

VictorR said:
Welcome! I'm currently reading some philosophy and religion. It's interesting how some ideas have permeated through the ages, evolved, and been built upon.
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Thank you VictorR. Yes, I agree ... I was going to put an emoji here, but my knowledge of their meaning is very limited, so refrained ;)
 
Ronald Zeeman said:
Here taking the plunge means jumping in cold water in the middle of winter.
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Hi Ronald, to be honest, making the decision to join the forum felt much like that ... and with the feeling that the water would be too deep for me too. However, I found the water is warm, and inviting, and it's a sunny winter's day.
Thank you for your message; just a couple of words make all the difference.
 
Chic-a-dee said:
Hi Tom, I guess it depends where you in the world and your dotage; but I think you know ;)
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I don't. I swear by my dotage. ;) But I don't watch TV in typical fashion. Actually we don't own a TV. I usually just watch Sci-Fi and some Horror on the computer.
 
Welcome Sara.

I don't know if you're familiar with the Irish Comedian Aisling Bea, but I recently finished watching a TV series she wrote and starred in called "This Way Up" and I enjoyed it very much.
 
Tom said:
I don't. I swear by my dotage. ;) But I don't watch TV in typical fashion. Actually we don't own a TV. I usually just watch Sci-Fi and some Horror on the computer.
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University Challenge - and I think the most I've ever achieved is four correct answers! I think it started off as an American programme. I don't watch much TV either and I often see some horror on the computer too - usually in the form of an 11-year-old! So, what's your fave horror movie?
 
Chic-a-dee said:
University Challenge - and I think the most I've ever achieved is four correct answers! I think it started off as an American programme. I don't watch much TV either and I often see some horror on the computer too - usually in the form of an 11-year-old! So, what's your fave horror movie?
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Is this referencing the show you're talking about?

 
Magna said:
Welcome Sara.
I don't know if you're familiar with the Irish Comedian Aisling Bea, but I recently finished watching a TV series she wrote and starred in called "This Way Up" and I enjoyed it very much.
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Hi Magna, thanks for the warm welcome.
I don't watch much TV TBH but when I do, it's either factual based or comedy, so I'll take a look as you've recommended. I see Sharon Hogan was part of the writing team and appears in it, so it will definitely appeal to me!
 
Chic-a-dee said:
University Challenge - and I think the most I've ever achieved is four correct answers! I think it started off as an American programme. I don't watch much TV either and I often see some horror on the computer too - usually in the form of an 11-year-old! So, what's your fave horror movie?
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Favorites are nearly always inpossible for me to decide, but in the horroe genre I've liked things like The Ring and Silent Hill. I'm also a Zombie film fan.
 
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