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Well my daughter, Emma, has just recently joined and my friend, triggersmob, got her started, so now as a dad with an interest in what she is doing I am now starting to collect stamps as well. It's always been something I wanted to do and always put it off for a better time.Guess what? Now is the time lol. Emma and I have decided I will collect stamps of Christmas, Aircraft and ships. My nick is my scout name and I have had it since 1994. It is common for Joey scout leaders to take names of the native animals and bandicoot was given to me by the leader that I took over from. Joeys are 6 & 7yr olds.  |
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Hi James, Good to see you finally took the plunge, or did Emma push you? I have posted the avatar you requested, it will be added shortly. Steve  |
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Welcome to the stamp community bandicoot! It's great to have you both here!  |
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Welcome Bandicoot..we will take new collectors by any means necessary !! |
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Welcome 'bandicoot'.....I'm still new and have found this forum to be a wonderful place with great people. I am sure you'll love it here. By the way....what is a bandicoot?? |
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I think it's what is pictured in his avatar--bandicoot is a marsupial omnivore-it's bigger than our mouse (I think?) Anyway, it's a cute little thing--does it bite?
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Hmmmm, the Aussies are doing well  Welcome Bandicoot, as a new member, your posting gathers you a point in the membership contest ( check the contest thread). I will be adding another prize in your honor later today. Since you memtioned Emma, she gets a point also, and Steve gets one for being the first to welcome you. See , all of the points went to the "darkside" . Keep track of your points! Jim |
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Gussy bandicoots rarely prey on humans..but if I were you I would not push my luck !! |
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Bandicoots rarely bite humans but they do have very sharp teeth and like most animals if you corner them, they will do what ever to survive. I have sat at camp sites in the evening while thay walk around your feet under the chair eating what you may drop like a chip or cookie crumb.
Thanks for the replys from all of you. |
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Triggersmob do you really think id push my dad to start collecting stamps
well maybe but I didn't this time
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oh and thank you Triggersmob for putting my pictureia as as my avatar.  |
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Welcome Bandicoot and Emma
What do you collect. This fall when crazy season is over at work I'll go through my spares. I love to share with new collectors.
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Posted 05/10/2008 08:02 am
