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Boards uk?

denismac · 2007-07-30 11:33:49

Anyone know if there is a uk version of boards.ie and whats it called?

30-07-2007 12:33pm

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denismac

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Anyone know if there is a uk version of boards.ie and whats it called?

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#2 30-07-2007 12:35pm

aidan_walsh

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http://www.boards.org.uk/

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#3 30-07-2007 12:37pm

biko

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Go to http://www.boards.ie/
Scroll down
Look left
Boards.us is not in the list though

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#4 30-07-2007 4:06pm

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its a pity not many people use it tbh

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#5 30-07-2007 5:36pm

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I'm kind of scared to go on the UK boards.

I suspect it may be a weird paralell universe where each one of us has an evil avatar twin thats the opposite of us. I just know there will be someone called P.S. Jill who's a tee-total femminist vegetarian.

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#6 30-07-2007 5:47pm

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i think he means a uk based, boards type service, not just an irish owned(?) dot-co-dot-uk version, tbh.
ie. a popular, uk bbs

oh, and by the way, no, dont know of any =o(

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#7 30-07-2007 6:08pm

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im_invisible wrote:

i think he means a uk based, boards type service, not just an irish owned(?) dot-co-dot-uk version, tbh.
ie. a popular, uk bbs

oh, and by the way, no, dont know of any =o(

Urban 75 is the busiest "forum for every topic" UK based site that I have come across yet. There are plenty if UK boards about though for one topic at a time, just nothing like boards.ie is for Ireland, but then there are not really that many other really active forums in Ireland as they all seem to be in this one place.

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#8 30-07-2007 6:10pm

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I think Digital Spy is another big bulletin board based in the UK.

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#9 30-07-2007 6:27pm

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denismac wrote:

Anyone know if there is a uk version of boards.ie and whats it called?

what do you want to discuss? try looking for the specific subject rather than a general chat board.

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#10 30-07-2007 6:59pm

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ah sure, why would you want to be mixing with "them across the water" are we not good enough for ya;)

stick to your own lad!!

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