G'day!

[Johno]

G'day everyone (and yes, I really do use that as my usual greeting!).

I have been around a week or so since discovering this ridiculously addictive game.

My name is Johno, and I am in fact a Science teacher (I am seeing this game as a potential learning resource for senior Physics students. That's my excuse for having it on my computer at work, anyhow . . . ). I live in Sydney, Kaustralia.

Love this game, and look forward to helping the devs make it everything it has the potential to be!

[Scorch]

Welcome Johno from a fellow Aussie. I think you will find there are quite a few of us here.

[Redneck]

Welcome Johno :cheers:

[StrayEagle]

G'day Johno,

I think you will find that there are quite a lot of Aussies on these boards. (Myself included)

Welcome and we hope you enjoy your stay

[HarbingeR]

I'm surrounded.

My greeting wouldn't be G'day, more like Howzit, from SA.

Just wanted to say congrats on the Rugby Game yesterday, we deserved that hiding.

Cheers :cheers:

[Johno]

HarbingeR: I have to say I was surprised though.

(Sooooooo not a rugby fan, or a football fan of any other type - cricket is the only sport that matters for anything. )

[HarbingeR]

Johno: Can't say I was, stupid coach with stupid selections.

I don't get Cricket... Play for 5, five, FIVE DAYS and then finish on a draw...

[Johno]

Simple - it's the ultimate sport! What's not to like about a game that is played at such a leisurely pace that you have time for meal breaks?

[HarbingeR]

I guess it is really a gentlemen's game, cant recall ever seeing a fist fight on a pitch, unlike Rugby. Probably because the guys are outnumbered 5 to 1? ;P