Bit weird this but I'm going to introduce one of our newest members.

He goes by the username of 00dan00 and I'm sure he'll come along and introduce himself soon but anyway.

Dan has kindly volunteered to take charge of setting up the online radio that has been in discussion for well over a year now! Unfortunately the closure of ESO meant that a lot of the original discussion and names of people willing to help out was lost. But hey-ho.

Dan is 16 and is just starting his a-levels. I'll leave the rest to him such as the full auto-biography and his vision for WWPradio but I'm sure you'll make him feel very welcome and assist him if possible!


jon!

Woo, WWP Radio - forgot about this. Can't wait for it.
Also, welcome to the forum Dan.

Hey dan

Welcome to the forums Dan!

Welcome friend!

G'day mate and welcome to the nut house

Bonjour thnks for the welcomes so far. So yea, like the boss said, I'm here to hopefully make the wwp radio a reality, this is my second project like this, www.bluebobble.com/radiobox (non-related site) being my first (take a look if you want to see what you might be able to expect )
You seem like a good bunch, good to be here.

hylo there

(thats wels by the way)

Oh Danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling.

Welcome we like volunteers.



Jim

Matthew, ARAFWCH!

(Sorry, just got back from visiting friends in Y Barri, Cymru!)

PS - Thats the only welsh I know as it was displayed on the M4 overhead VMS boards, oh and ALLAN when I was trying to find my way out of Morrison's car park!

When I visit Swansea, ARAF (slow) is written all over the road. That and Cymru is the only Welsh I no. I am trying to learn "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch" but isn't going that well

I know ALLAN means out, as it was on a sign in a layby

allan means exit(to be picky)

ARAFWCH means SLOW DOWN (Was showing with the spray warnings.)