Charlie

Thank you for the text message. Won't be long till I return the favour.

Cool meeting you at manchester '09, didn't get much of a chance to talk to you cause there was so many people, lol, will try next year

Good to meet you man. Can't remember what the four of us were drunkenly talking about outside the pizza place but I remember having a good laugh.

was nice meeting you charlie ^^

Was nice meeting you all yesterday, sounds like you had a great night too

We can we have Valtine stories back on site ,or will we see then again.

Hey Charlie F.!

Hi Charlie ^_^

Hi Charlie F.

Not really, just having a good time at home.. Hanging out with my friends and such. ^_^

SOOO adorable your avi

Dang. Didn't even post anything in it.

Yay!

Nothing much. Just been enjoying summer! How has yours been, so far

HI charlie.. umm *blush* your avi is really cute, can i have a copy of the file for the picture PLZ!

Hey! I have not talk to you in forever *hugs*

how's you?

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Oh no, this toad flu is getting worse!

Charlie, I was wondering why all of valentines stories here were deleted. Was there something in them inappropriate for the site or was it at his request?

I know I am not a frequent poster but do enjoy reading about a fantasy that I am not able to indulge. His stories were of a kind I personally enjoy.

I had to comment and say please keep the site up for those of us who live vicariously through the stories.


thanx

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Hi! Charlie F -

So you recently deleted a double-post of mine (A question for the older members). When you do this do you merge the content (edit it) with the initial post? Also is this a random hit or miss thing? Many of the threads I view go back and forth conversationally, from only two or three members. They are all posting multiple times throughout a thread. Do these all get deleted or merged? Just need some clarification. If it is a ADISC standard, rule or practice that is going to be enforced, perhaps it should be across the board, applied to every situation. Let me know what this is about so I can conform to the ADISC expectation or standard.