irelandpride wrote: » can we ever get back to this, the limp bizkit song is just perfect
The White Wolf wrote: » Gemma O'Doherty is trending on Twitter from Owen Jones to Wrestlers over a comment about gay people. Gas stuff.
JP Liz V1 wrote: » Logan Paul and Floyd Mayweather clash tonight
Pentecost wrote: » The home crowd will be a big help provided they take care of Sweden or Ukraine, which they should. They've every chance of winning it out. But I still expect them to blow it somehow.
Lithium93_ wrote: » Don't think the game against either Sweden/Ukraine is being played at Wembley, so they won't have that home crowd...
Lord TSC wrote: » 18-34 year olds able to sign up at pharmacies for the vacinne Got in contact with my local one 5 minutes after it was announced this morning so am now officially on a list for one for the first time. Can't wait to finally get it.
Have I always been using the legacy site or did this forum look like this last week?
Welcome back folks
I know I was using the legacy site and wasn't using the touch site. This is different to both.
Good job absolutely nothing of note happened over the past week. :)
Now just have to get used to this site.
And Happy birthday Jay!
Oh and good to be back
The whole move to the new platform seems to be a bit of a cluster f, It could takes weeks to find and fix all the bugs and for everyone to get used to it.
Main thing I want at the moment is a "Mark Forums Read" button
Woohoo! Just got promoted to level 4, whatever that means
This is a chore to navigate.
Is there any way to make a "My forums" list where it sticks to the top of your page allowing you to hop between forums, like vBulletin?
Or is there any way to mark threads as read or a way to bring you to the last post you read, like vBulletin?
Something like XenForo would've been much better than this.
Good to be back but I need a how to dummys book to follow the new layout platform
Euros gone home to Rome, the English fans disgraceful
English fans being disgraceful?
It needs a dark theme quickly it's way to bright and hard to read.