:confused: I'm a bit overwhelmed on two fronts:

firstly, having fallen upon this forum this afternoon - nothing much on at work! - when looking for an answer to a techie problem, I was amazed at the apparent sense of 'belonging' the forum generates;

secondly, I've never used a forum before - for anything. Some of the terminology on the site is a bit confusing, as I'm a forum virgin and it's taken me a while to figure out how to post this and say hello, and I still don't know if I've done it right. I thought about replying to someone else's post first, but decided to go for the Post New Thread option instead - please let me know if I'm a complete numpty! - overwhelming indeed!

Anyway, I've got a 2-year old Superb 1.9TDi Elegance. It's one of the ex-Skoda demo cars, so you may have seen similar spec cars about - leather and sat nav before they were standard, glass roof, dark rear tints, and 10-spoke 17" alloys. Before that I had a 2.0 Octavia Ambiente estate.

Cheers

Welcome aboard.

Moved the thread to the welcome section.

Welcome

Hi and welcome to Briskoda ......and another Superb owner as well

Yay! I'm not the newest member!!!!

Welcome!

Hello and welcome.

Welcome

where in cheshire are you from?

couple of us in macclesfield.

Welcome! :wave:

I might be quite nearby too

Steve

Welcome to Briskoda

Hello and welcome.

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wotcha

Welcome aboard.

Moved the thread to the welcome section.

Which means the OP will probably not be able to find his/her post

Dave.

Welcome :wavey:

Well now you have posted you are no longer a forum virgin

In case you still havent found how to reply - Simply go to the bottom of the screem & fill in the blank box, and click appropriate button under the box - It's THAT easy

:confused: I'm a bit overwhelmed on two fronts:

firstly, having fallen upon this forum this afternoon - nothing much on at work! - when looking for an answer to a techie problem, I was amazed at the apparent sense of 'belonging' the forum generates;

secondly, I've never used a forum before - for anything. Some of the terminology on the site is a bit confusing, as I'm a forum virgin and it's taken me a while to figure out how to post this and say hello, and I still don't know if I've done it right. I thought about replying to someone else's post first, but decided to go for the Post New Thread option instead - please let me know if I'm a complete numpty! - overwhelming indeed!

Anyway, I've got a 2-year old Superb 1.9TDi Elegance. It's one of the ex-Skoda demo cars, so you may have seen similar spec cars about - leather and sat nav before they were standard, glass roof, dark rear tints, and 10-spoke 17" alloys. Before that I had a 2.0 Octavia Ambiente estate.

Cheers

It does create a sense of belonging and community... I don't own a skoda anymore, but I'm still here and going to meets !

enjoy your stay.

Well Cheshire sounds sooo much nicer than South Manchester!!

Depends which bit of Cheshire you're referring to!

Steve

depends which bit of south Manchester too!

Indeed you have stumbled on a huge comunity of enthusiasts and one of the best car forums around, you are most welcome .

It may be a little overwhelming to introduce you to an upcoming meet so soon, but there is rather a nice little meet being organised which is right on your doorstep where you would be most welcome to join in , click here for more details.

Welcome! And don't worry we'll be gentle with you

Hello & welcome

Hiya

Questions, problems, just ask - someone will help out.

I'd never been on a Forum until 5 months ago

Now, I'm never off