Howdy from the UK

[JamesG]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

You aren't that British writer who wrote that book about the fellow who joined an online political forum made up almost exclusively of the criminally insane, are you?

 

[Leo123]

Welcome, hope you enjoy!! Cheers...

 

[JamesG]

You aren't that British writer who wrote that book about the fellow who joined an online political forum made up almost exclusively of the criminally insane, are you?

Damn, you busted me. Caught with scarlet hands.
I did once do a story called 'Burn it all down', but that was a country not a forum... yet.

 

[okfine]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

Where in the UK are you? Do you drink scrumpy or lager?

 

[miketx]

Hi.

 

[HenryBHough]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

I really miss my (past) frequent trips to The UK. Particularly to North Yorkshire. The impression I'm getting from British media (I regularly browse The Independent, The Telegraph and occasionally (for laughs mainly) The Sun and The Guardian is that The UK is off limits. The on again/off again virus restrictions make it impractical to return in the foreseeable future. Recent election results suggest a quickening slide back toward socialist - perhaps starting with re-nationalization of the rails.

Is this feeling valid at all? If so, to what degree?

 

[beautress]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

welcome to USMB, James. Hope you enjoy the boards. Can't wait to read your views if it's not too complex for laypersons, that is.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

Do you know Tommy Tainant? Why is he such a twat?

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

 

[1srelluc]

Welcome and take care of those teeth.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Welcome and take care of those teeth.

 

[Opie]

Welcome!! Watch out there is a lot of pricks on here. Most are good tho though

 

[Captain Caveman]

Do you know Tommy Tainant? Why is he such a twat?

Probably from down South, it's the shit end of the UK.

 

[HenryBHough]

Probably from down South, it's the shit end of the UK.

I vaguely recall, from before he became the sole entry on my IGNORE list, that he claimed to be from Wales. But I do subscribe to your thought about him being from the part of The UK where the French influence prevents people from expressing themselves in any sort of normal way. The perfect partnership of arrogance and idiocy.

 

[Concerned American]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

Welcome to the battles!

 

[The Duke]

Good evening, I'm a new member from the UK.
I'm a writer of military and political fiction.
Also a political buff though probably with less knowledge of US politics than I'd like to think.
Anyway, Howdy.

Welcome! Hope you're not from Wales. If you are, I'm sorry.

 

[Leo123]

Welcome JamesG.

 

[Zebra]

I really miss my (past) frequent trips to The UK. Particularly to North Yorkshire. The impression I'm getting from British media (I regularly browse The Independent, The Telegraph and occasionally (for laughs mainly) The Sun and The Guardian is that The UK is off limits. The on again/off again virus restrictions make it impractical to return in the foreseeable future. Recent election results suggest a quickening slide back toward socialist - perhaps starting with re-nationalization of the rails.

i also miss yNorth Yorkshire!

 

[Redheaded Stranger]