Newbie and don't know where to post

[alex01]

Hi Everyone,

I just have joined this forum.

I'm newbie here and I didn't find where I can introduce myself so I'm going to make my first post here.

I'm Alex from Harrogate and I hope this forum will be quite useful for me.

 

[Brady Electric]

Newbie and don't know where to post

Welcome
Where are you from?
Semper Fi Buddy

 

[Mr. Bill]

An English man. Welcome to the forum. There's a lot of good info here. Browse around a bit and have fun. You might find a lot of the Code related stuff based on US law.

 

[charlie b]

Anyone is welcome to join, and to browse. But as you are not an electrician, please be advised (as the registration process will have informed you already) that we are not permitted to assist you in the performance of any electrical installation work. We cannot help a DIY, per forum rules. Any questions related to your work are welcome, however.

 

[APavlatos]

I am also a newbie here. Howdy y'all!

 

[LarryFine]

I am also a newbie here. Howdy y'all!

No, plural for "y'all" is "all y'all." Get it right next time. :grin:

 

[480sparky]

No, plural for "y'all" is "all y'all." Get it right next time. :grin:

I thought it was "yous'all", pronounced yooz-all. :-?

 

[infinity]

No, plural for "y'all" is "all y'all." Get it right next time. :grin:

But he was only speaking to you.:wink:

 

[LarryFine]

I thought it was "yous'all", pronounced yooz-all. :-?

That might be a New Yorker or New Jersian trying to sound like a southerner.

"Youse guys" + "y'all" = "Yous'all" :grin:

 

[charlie b]

Now yall be nice, yhear. Weuns from Texas dont need no lessuns on gramer. :wink:

 

[ryan_618]

I am also a newbie here. Howdy y'all!

It looks like your an Aggie. I enjoyed going to your midnight yell in Salt Lake a few years back. You guys have some great tradition.

 

[JBF3]

what the heck yi all talkin bout?

 

[ItsHot]

yall

yall

I think Marc would say "yenz"!:grin: Welcome newbies!!

 

[wewirepgh]

how yunz doing