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helpsy said:
Wow! Not been on here for well over a year until recently. Everything seems to have changed. On another note how do I start a new post please?
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Click on Forums. Select area you want. Then in the top right it should say new thread?
 
helpsy said:
Wow! Not been on here for well over a year until recently. Everything seems to have changed. On another note how do I start a new post please?
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Pick the sub section which your post relates to then at the top there should be post new topic/thread

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I don't use this as much as life has got busy for me now with children.
Don't care for Facebook either , probably drop in on here maybe 3 to 4 times a week for 5 minute nose.

Use to be nosing on here all the time .
 
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