Hello to you all...

[McKinley]

Well, I have joined this forum for a little while and I think I should introduce myself a little bit. Where should I start? Let's say I'm a Thai chick, living in Ayutthaya and interesting in anything that can make my brain work out a little. Yeah.. I'm such a boring person, just try to think about something sometimes.

I just got a complain from a senior member here about not filling any information about myself in ermm.. profile or something like that. Righto, I have done it already.


Cheers,
McKinley


PS - Not sure if this is the right place to post this though.

[johnster]

Welcome to you and Enjoy

[Peterg]

Welcome McKinley and may I compliment you on your proficient use of English. If you read some of the threads under education you will see comments about English being taught in Thai schools. You obviously had some very good English Teachers/Mentors.

[McKinley]

Thank you, johnster and Peterg.

may I compliment you on your proficient use of English.

I've loved English since I was young.. hmm.. that's such a long story if I tell you "how".

I try to learn English in anyway I can and I'm just lucky that every companies that I've worked for, I always use English to communicate with colleagues.

[tirnanog]

Welcome!

[Wera^_^]

Welcome to the board

[Wera^_^]

Hey johnster which part of east london are you from?

[rcalaimo]

Mc welcome to the forums. I am sure you will add some more color to the forums. It is good to have a balance and mix of different people with things to add. Don't let the words of others bite.
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[UpToYou_inUdonThani]

I would like to say, sawasdee khup duay gun as I am also a new member. Good luck, and best wishes.

[Peterg]

I would like to say, sawasdee khup duay gun as I am also a new member. Good luck, and best wishes.

And welcome to you UpToYou_inUdonThani (wooo a mouthfull).

And let me reiterate Rclaimo's message, don't get upset if one or two of the crustier members get a little to blunt in their posts and give as good as you get within the bounds of propriety