Da (muckefuck) wrote in linguaphiles,
Da
muckefuck
linguaphiles

Meet and greet

There have been a lot of new members joining the comm lately and posting their intros. That's great--it's nice to know who the new blood is--but does make for a lot of posts to read through. A number of posters have suggested we consolidate things a bit by creating a thread just for new member introductions. So if you agree that's a good idea, here is your thread!

(Note that people tend to feel differently about questions to the comm which happen to come with intros attachedl; those probably merit posts of their own, if for no other reason than to make tagging useful.)

This is also an opportunity for you longstanding members to come forward and tell everyone a bit about who you are and why you're here (and how you found out about linguaphiles in the dark days before LJ shone the spotlight on us). And, most importantly, is your name is Ben?
Tags: introductions
Subscribe

  • Interpretation of the Legend

    (inscriptions on the Kushan Kingdom coins / надписи на монетах Кушанского царства)

  • Spanish query

    I would be most grateful if anyone could help me out with a Spanish idiom, an expression appearing in a discussion of torture from the late 18th…

  • A very strange Etruscan inscription

    Chiusi is a small town in Italy (province of Siena, Tuscany). And once it was one of the most powerful centers of the Etruscan League of 12 cities.…

  • Post a new comment

    Error

    Anonymous comments are disabled in this journal

    default userpic

    Your reply will be screened

    Your IP address will be recorded 

    Help
  • 76 comments
Previous
← Ctrl ← Alt
Next
Ctrl → Alt →
Previous
← Ctrl ← Alt
Next
Ctrl → Alt →

  • Interpretation of the Legend

    (inscriptions on the Kushan Kingdom coins / надписи на монетах Кушанского царства)

  • Spanish query

    I would be most grateful if anyone could help me out with a Spanish idiom, an expression appearing in a discussion of torture from the late 18th…

  • A very strange Etruscan inscription

    Chiusi is a small town in Italy (province of Siena, Tuscany). And once it was one of the most powerful centers of the Etruscan League of 12 cities.…