- Netx9
- 01-23-2013, 02:56 PM
Wondering if newbie means new to the hobby? Or new as in no references? I used to hobby years ago and want to get back into it... So I'm older now but still familiar with the etiquette and have "been in the room" before... but I have no contemporary references. When it says "no newbies", what should I expect?
- mbinlincoln
- 01-23-2013, 04:18 PM
I would expect to be screened in some other way if you don't have current references. And screening is your friend.....
- MsElena
- 01-23-2013, 04:23 PM
Netx9,
A newbie could mean new to the hobby, new to the board, etc.
If you've been in and out of the hobby for years, then I would suggest calling a known lady who has a reputation for quality screening. I know girls who ask for a picture of the guy and that's their way of screening. Yikes.
From there, should be a piece of cake.
Welcome back!!
A newbie could mean new to the hobby, new to the board, etc.
If you've been in and out of the hobby for years, then I would suggest calling a known lady who has a reputation for quality screening. I know girls who ask for a picture of the guy and that's their way of screening. Yikes.
From there, should be a piece of cake.
Welcome back!!
- Netx9
- 01-23-2013, 06:02 PM
> I would suggest calling a known lady who has a reputation for quality screening.
Any suggestions?
MsElena - would you be one? I checked your website for your screening.
Any suggestions?
MsElena - would you be one? I checked your website for your screening.
- MsElena
- 01-23-2013, 06:26 PM
Netx9,
There's numerous ladies on the board who are well known and could screen you. It all comes down to what you're attracted to.
I could be the one if I'm the type of lady you're attracted to. All you have to do is call.
There's numerous ladies on the board who are well known and could screen you. It all comes down to what you're attracted to.
I could be the one if I'm the type of lady you're attracted to. All you have to do is call.