h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Hello and welcome to h2g2!
Can I be the first to ask, how did you get the nickname wazzow?
My name is Oberon2001 (for reasons explained on my Personal Space, bit boring though!), I'm from the UK, I'm an ACE (Assistant Community Editor) and I'm here to welcome you to h2g2. ACEs are researchers such as yourself that volunteer to welcome new researchers to h2g2. We're generally a nice bunch, so please, be good to us. Are you sitting comfortably? Yes? Then I'll begin.

H2G2 has something for everyone and to find it Shea's List o' Links -> A534953 would be a good place to start. Also, Mel (U49849), has created yet another list of links for users to peruse at their leisure -> A559695

Also, RocketMan has written something that new users might find useful -> A725500

Seeing as you want to tart up your space, this here link -> A690518 <-will probably come in very handy.

A community like h2g2 eventually creates its own specialized vocabulary- and some of it can get rather confusing. Go here -> A632431 <- to catch up.

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If you ever want to get in touch with me, click REPLY at the bottom of this message or go to my Personal Space-> U204088 and click DISCUSS and I'll try my best to get back to you as soon as possible.

In the meantime have a and some (or , your choice!)
Oberon2001
PS, there's a Cathedral to Terry Prathcett here -> A870149 <- and quite a few entries on h2g2 about Tolkien and his works. Just type "Tolkien" into the search engine at the top of the page.

cheers...

well told you it would be boring but my surname is that of a bird..

hence (the spelling might be shaky) the french word for bird is wazzow.

or......waz

whitchever i answer to most.

thanks for the info,currently i'm doing this form work as it is the only site i can look at....

however from this weekend after nearly a decade of waiting i've persuaded " she who must be obeyed" to pur..chase a pc.

so i'll be online from home...hopefully.

I'm crossing my fingers for ya.
*crosses fingers*
Oberon2001