ROFL!

However, I take offense that I'm a newbie letterboxer (I've been boxing for
just over two years). I've found over 2000 letterboxes. I'm pretty sure that
I wouldn't be considered a newbie. In fact, wouldn't this mean that every
letterboxer in the United States, who didn't participate in England before 1998,
would be considered a newbie?????

LOL

Music Woman


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Bob 2, that's great, I'll join www.ExposedLetterboxing.com - for
those that like to letterbox in the buff.

Done that! I call it my N count, which is already 2.

This'll get a response I'm sure.............but here goes!!!

As we have been letterboxing (in one way or another) for 150years here in England, anyone not native to our small island should be considered a newbie !!! lol

Now i'll just sit back and wait for the proverbial to hit the fan ! lol

The Happy Wanderer

mindizney@aol.com wrote:
ROFL!

However, I take offense that I'm a newbie letterboxer (I've been boxing for
just over two years). I've found over 2000 letterboxes. I'm pretty sure that
I wouldn't be considered a newbie. In fact, wouldn't this mean that every
letterboxer in the United States, who didn't participate in England before 1998,
would be considered a newbie?????

LOL

Music Woman


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How can I resist ... www.nakedletterboxing ... for the boxes not properly
covered?

speedsquare

--- lakesideyouth wrote:

> To alleviate tension and disputes that have occured on this
> messageboard, I hearby recommend that we split letterboxing.org into
> several small groups. My suggestions:
>
> www.MissingLetterboxing.com - for those that want to look for
> letterboxes that are not really there.
> www.Drivebyletterboxing.com - for those that like letterboxing at
> McDonald's
> www.Farfarawayletterboxing.com - for those hard core letterboxers
> www.Showdownletterboxing.com - for those that would like to remove
> another letterboxer from existence
> www.Newbieletterboxing.com - for those that have been in letterboxing
> less than 10 years
> www.ExposedLetterboxing.com - for those that like to letterbox in the
> buff
>
> Any additional suggestions would be grateful.
>
> Bob2 of Lakeside Youth
>
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Ok - I'll play . . .

What about www.LegendsofBoxin.com for the likes of Mitch Klink, Erik & Susan Davis, Tom Cooch, Randy Hall, Martian Maggot, Jay Drew, John de Wolf, Rae Record and others I'm sure I've forgotten.

Have fun and just get out there & box!!!

Mark Pepe

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How can I resist ... www.nakedletterboxing ... for the boxes not properly
covered?

speedsquare

--- lakesideyouth wrote:

> To alleviate tension and disputes that have occured on this
> messageboard, I hearby recommend that we split letterboxing.org into
> several small groups. My suggestions:
>
> www.MissingLetterboxing.com - for those that want to look for
> letterboxes that are not really there.
> www.Drivebyletterboxing.com - for those that like letterboxing at
> McDonald's
> www.Farfarawayletterboxing.com - for those hard core letterboxers
> www.Showdownletterboxing.com - for those that would like to remove
> another letterboxer from existence
> www.Newbieletterboxing.com - for those that have been in letterboxing
> less than 10 years
> www.ExposedLetterboxing.com - for those that like to letterbox in the
> buff
>
> Any additional suggestions would be grateful.
>
> Bob2 of Lakeside Youth
>
>



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...yes, and then there is another group www.legendsintheirownminds.com ....for some other boxers, LOL!

mjpepe1@comcast.net wrote:Ok - I'll play . . .

What about www.LegendsofBoxin.com for the likes of Mitch Klink, Erik & Susan Davis, Tom Cooch, Randy Hall, Martian Maggot, Jay Drew, John de Wolf, Rae Record and others I'm sure I've forgotten.

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How can I resist ... www.nakedletterboxing ... for the boxes not properly
covered?

speedsquare

--- lakesideyouth wrote:

> To alleviate tension and disputes that have occured on this
> messageboard, I hearby recommend that we split letterboxing.org into
> several small groups. My suggestions:
>
> www.MissingLetterboxing.com - for those that want to look for
> letterboxes that are not really there.
> www.Drivebyletterboxing.com - for those that like letterboxing at
> McDonald's
> www.Farfarawayletterboxing.com - for those hard core letterboxers
> www.Showdownletterboxing.com - for those that would like to remove
> another letterboxer from existence
> www.Newbieletterboxing.com - for those that have been in letterboxing
> less than 10 years
> www.ExposedLetterboxing.com - for those that like to letterbox in the
> buff
>
> Any additional suggestions would be grateful.
>
> Bob2 of Lakeside Youth
>
>



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While I'm laffing . . .yet again
www.Soddenletterboxing.com for those to much in a rush to plant a
quality box in a ziplock bag out of a rain wash slide.

Judy B
Fairfax VA
sewsowbizzy . . . attending meetings and lagging behind

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "lakesideyouth"
wrote:
> To alleviate tension and disputes that have occured on this
> messageboard, I hearby recommend that we split letterboxing.org
into
> several small groups. My suggestions:
>
> www.MissingLetterboxing.com - for those that want to look for
> letterboxes that are not really there.
> www.Drivebyletterboxing.com - for those that like letterboxing at
> McDonald's
> www.Farfarawayletterboxing.com - for those hard core letterboxers
> www.Showdownletterboxing.com - for those that would like to remove
> another letterboxer from existence
> www.Newbieletterboxing.com - for those that have been in
letterboxing
> less than 10 years
> www.ExposedLetterboxing.com - for those that like to letterbox in
the
> buff
>
> Any additional suggestions would be grateful.
>
> Bob2 of Lakeside Youth

Judy B. ( sewsowbusy) suggested:
< quality box in a ziplock bag out of a rain wash slide.>>

Hmmmm...Could that also be the website for frustrated cursing
letterboxers in England?

Ruby Tuesday
(Whose mother would have washed her mouth out for pronouncing that
URL;-))

Woo-hoo! You go boy!

andy wilkes wrote:This'll get a response I'm sure.............but here goes!!!

As we have been letterboxing (in one way or another) for 150years here in England, anyone not native to our small island should be considered a newbie !!! lol

Now i'll just sit back and wait for the proverbial to hit the fan ! lol

The Happy Wanderer

mindizney@aol.com wrote:
ROFL!

However, I take offense that I'm a newbie letterboxer (I've been boxing for
just over two years). I've found over 2000 letterboxes. I'm pretty sure that
I wouldn't be considered a newbie. In fact, wouldn't this mean that every
letterboxer in the United States, who didn't participate in England before 1998,
would be considered a newbie?????

LOL

Music Woman


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Yea, Thanks Andy!

And HOW many boxes have you found? Approximately 300 or so??????

(just playing with ya!)

Music Woman


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To take a page from CSCM's book...

how 'bout "www.veryverydeadhorseletterboxing.org"
for the threads that never die (but not this one which I am thoroughly enjoying!!!!)

play on...!

-Kim (rustypuff)


>
> From: mjpepe1@comcast.net
> Date: 2004/08/24 Tue AM 09:21:27 EDT
> To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [LbNA] An answer to all our problems
>
>


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When I started at my current job one co worker was particularly glad to see
me come on board. He shook my hand and proclaimed that I was now the new guy.
The new guy is supposed to get all the unpleasant assignments. He told me that
a person is the new guy until a new new guy is hired. Since no one had been
hired for two years he had been the new guy for a long time. Unfortunately for
him while I was the new new guy he had been the new guy for so long he was
referred to as the old new guy as still got stuck with a lot of crap. I was good
at hiding and everyone was used to dumping on him. If this seems like a
digression well maybe too much emphasis is being placed on tenure.

(the real term we used for new guys was changed slightly here as this seems
to be a family channel, any Vets out there?)


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Around here, no one should dump unwarrantedly on the new guy.
However the new guy should realize that the "tenured" just might
have a little more experience and be willing to listen to what they
have to say. This doesn't meant that a new guy can't have a good new
idea. All too often though, a new guy thinks s/he has a new idea but
it is instead an old discarded idea. If new folks have what they
believe are new ideas, they should be free to bring them up as long
as they are willing to take criticism OR praise as the case may be.

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, DRSIL@a... wrote:
If this seems like a digression well maybe too much emphasis is
being placed on tenure.

Please someone tell me , 'what is letterboxing''? When I joined this
list (group), I was under the impression that it was for the exchange of
ideas, news of interest etc. That is what's said on the group's home
page. Thanks for any help I can receive. floyd
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From: bobbyeubanks@yahoo.com(bcostley) Date: Wed, Aug 25, 2004, 2:36am
(EDT+4) To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [LbNA] An answer
to all our problems Replyto: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Around here, no one should dump unwarrantedly on the new guy.
However the new guy should realize that the "tenured" just might
have a little more experience and be willing to listen to what they
have to say. This doesn't meant that a new guy can't have a good new
idea. All too often though, a new guy thinks s/he has a new idea but
it is instead an old discarded idea. If new folks have what they
believe are new ideas, they should be free to bring them up as long
as they are willing to take criticism OR praise as the case may be.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, DRSIL@a... wrote:
If this seems like a digression well maybe too much emphasis is
being placed on tenure.
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floyd

And the LB-usa Home Page also included:
The Letterboxing Home Page is at:
http://www.letterboxing.org

The FAQ is at:
http://www.letterboxing.orgfaq/faq.html

List etiquette and conventions are at:
http://www.letterboxing.org/list.html

Did you go to any of those locations? They are a good place to
start, especially for such a basic question as you have posed.

Or am I being gullible again and falling for the 'gottcha' posts?

One thing I am learning on these posts is how to spell . . . have to
type with the dictionary open . . .the rest of the misspellings are
typos.

Judy B
sewsowbizzy

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, floyd788@w... wrote:
> Please someone tell me , 'what is letterboxing''? When I joined this
> list (group), I was under the impression that it was for the
exchange of
> ideas, news of interest etc. That is what's said on the group's home
> page. Thanks for any help I can receive. floyd
>

There are 2 boxers that I know of who fit this catagory. Really.
Psychomom



> To alleviate tension and disputes that have occured on this
> messageboard, I hearby recommend that we split letterboxing.org
into
> several small groups. My suggestions:
>
> www.ExposedLetterboxing.com - for those that like to letterbox in
the
> buff
> Bob2 of Lakeside Youth