Welcome to the UK-Skeptics' forum.

[Nettles]

Hi Nettles, and welcome.

I think I've seen you on the JREF before.

Thanks, John!

Perhaps it was on Badscience.net?

[Admin]

Ah! That could be it. I do read badscience a lot.

Ben does a fantastic job, it's a shame there aren't a few more like him in the media. :-\

[Aardvark]

Hello all and thanks to the invite from John

I will enjoy dropping in from time to time for a bit of a blather

[Admin]

Hello Aardvark and welcome.

[Mojo]

Hi there Aardvark. Good luck with the ASA!

[Dr B]

Hiya John

Nice Forum and website.... Good to be here.

[Admin]

Thanks Dr B.

It's nice to see you here. I look forward to your input.

[Kat]

Hello there.
I'm pretty much just a lurker at the JREF forum, but I noticed the link in Nucular's sig line and thought I'd pop over.
Nice forum!

[Admin]

Hello Kat and welcome.

[Nettles]

Welcome, Kat! 8)

[Lord Muck oGentry]

Welcome indeed, Kat!

[Kat]

I'd like to say that one of the reasons I am a lurker at the JREF is that I'm not a scientist and I have no expertise in any particular topic.

Due to the forum there being so large, I'm always hesitant to chime in with my take on something, because there's always someone more knowledgeable than me, and I tend to be shy.

I'm hoping to dip my toe in a tad here, if that's ok.
:)

[Zendal Darkman]

I'd like to say that one of the reasons I am a lurker at the JREF is that I'm not a scientist and I have no expertise in any particular topic.

Due to the forum there being so large, I'm always hesitant to chime in with my take on something, because there's always someone more knowledgeable than me, and I tend to be shy.

I'm hoping to dip my toe in a tad here, if that's ok.
:)

I think your comments will be more than welcome.

(...and 'hello')

[Kat]

Hello there. I love the skellington.
:)
And I'll try my best to meet expectations.

[Admin]

I'd like to say that one of the reasons I am a lurker at the JREF is that I'm not a scientist and I have no expertise in any particular topic.

Due to the forum there being so large, I'm always hesitant to chime in with my take on something, because there's always someone more knowledgeable than me, and I tend to be shy.

I'm hoping to dip my toe in a tad here, if that's ok.
:)

You're more than welcome Kat. You don't have to be a scientist to be a skeptic!

Yes, join in and if you're not sure about something just ask. We'll either explain it or reveal how ignorant we are.