gaaboard.com @ Facebook

[ziggysego]

There's a Facebook Group for gaaboard.com members. You need authorisation to be added, so just say you're from the board.

http://www.facebook.com/wall.php?id=540201947&banter_id=775622811#/group.php?gid=37032322067

18 of us on it so far.

[The Real Laoislad]

There's a Facebook Group for gaaboard.com members. You need authorisation to be added, so just say you're from the board.

http://www.facebook.com/wall.php?id=540201947&banter_id=775622811#/group.php?gid=37032322067

18 of us on it so far.

Does that make you the mod ?

[ziggysego]

I'm a nice mod 

[leenie]

can i be  mod 2?

[Gabriel_Hurl]

One mod is enough 

[screenexile]

You're OK for the moment zig but if you start censoring or kick anyone out you will have a mutiny on your hands!

[maggie]

Never mind being a mod, can i be the bouncer

[ludermor]

are ya bouncy?

[Square Ball]

do you have to register to join facebook?

I have never understood the fascination with the social networking sites 

[Puckoon]

Why roll the eyes squareball?

[Gabriel_Hurl]

do you have to register to join facebook?

I have never understood the fascination with the social networking sites 

Yet - you have nearly 5,000 posts on an internet message forum 

[Square Ball]

I see your point Gab, but surely a social networking site is totally different, photos, spreading the luv and all that all malurkey. hit the wrong one Puck, should have been 

[Gabriel_Hurl]

what about us folks who are thousands of miles away who want to keep up with what their old friends at home are up to?

[Square Ball]

well then that the site for you, maybe its me, I just don't understand the fascination of them. My kids all have them, my nieces have them (not sure about my only nephew) they even tried do do one for me, was on it maybe three times and didn't see the point of it.

[gerry]

i joined last week but it seems alot of  bother keeping it updated