Old Forumites never die...

[Dennis Boas]

Fun is all about attitude. It creates itself with the right one.

Absolutely right and I am in serious need of an attitude adjustment, anyone know where that bartender went

[Glen C.]

fun is nuf spelled backwards

sdrawkcab delleps fun si nuf

di dah di dah di dah

[Dennis Boas]

That actually makes sense but its hard on the spell checker ... Bartender a Guiness please

[Glen C.]

Leeloo Minai Lekarariba-Laminai-Tchai Ekbat De Sebat's translator might make more sense of it.

http://www.divinelanguage.com/

[David Lewis Smith]

Глим потеряла его мрамор.

Пешня: Разговор в языках теперь Глим? Схваченный в Святом Духе?

[Mat Rous]

Absolutely right and I am in serious need of an attitude adjustment, anyone know where that bartender went

My all time favourite job was a bartender.

Guinness with a shot of Barley wine do you?

[Tom Carr]

heheheh. A blast from the past!

[Dennis Boas]

My all time favourite job was a bartender.

Guinness with a shot of Barley wine do you?

You kind sir are obviously a gentleman and a scholar

[Mat Rous]

I admit, after a hard day at work, last night I got home and poured myself a generous G&T whilst cleaning a Khukri

[Glen C.]

Click the picture to enter an archive of many old images and thoughts still out there in the ether. Sorry to say a lot of old server content has been lost over time and moves. While Archive.com may seem a pale reflection of the past, there are a surprising number of fun Easter eggs to be found.



Sections of the old www.forum will still open as readable, such as reviews and the classifieds. Thread index listings can still be seen from that year but most of the other sections not as easily fully read.

Cheers

Hotspur; the weasel and penguin months may be out there as well but the pub was/has never been a huge haunt of mine

[Glen C.]

http://web.archive.org/web/*sa_/http://swordforum.com

or

http://web.archive.org and search http://swordforum.com if your browser does not point you to the search results linked above.

[Luke N.]

A day late and a dollar short, as usual, but I saw this and just had to bump it with a quick hello!

[D. Opheim]

A day late and a dollar short, as usual, but I saw this and just had to bump it with a quick hello!

"Hello". ...no that was not an echo.

[B. Stamper]

Hasn't been that long ago has it?