Mathias here; 'sup?!

Mathias

Hey everyone, how's it goin'?!

To introduce myself; my name is Andrea Moi. I am from Milano, Italy, where I lived fro 6-some years upon coming to the US. I have now been living here for just about 10 years. If you're wondering about my age, do the math above...

Anyways... I stumbled upon this site while searching for free web hosts on a web hosting search engine. I am very familiar with free web hosts, as I am currently using/with another one (of which I will not name for risk of breaching the TOS; this host is probably in competition with yours, as it runs on the same premise), and have been for some time. However, I have become a "web-hosting" fanatic, and so I am now here. The other host I am with, as I said, runs on the same idea - "post to host", and they themselves have a forum. I am actually a moderator at that forum, and besides that I use the webhosting.

Among others, the one notable difference I noticed with this host as compared to my other host is the webspace size - I believe a difference of 100 MB, to be exact.

Other than that, I hope I enjoy myself here at Frihost, especially as I like interacting with other users on such a basis.

Thanks, all.

P.S. Frihost's only drawback so far: the use of phpBB - my other host uses (I believe) vBulletin via Invision Power Board; I'm used to it, so...

bananaphone

Hi and welcome to Frihost!

[always wanted to go to italy - cause of the girls there Laughing

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Happy posting!

meretyping · Last edited by meretyping on Thu Nov 24, 2005 7:08 am; edited 1 time in total

yes, hi. i like the forums posting too, it is easy because i like to talk a lot [ . . . duh]

yeah, so now i have a site. still can't code worth a stick of gum. am determined to try though. on second thought, that has nothing to do with this post, except . . . how are you going to make your site?

[see, look at my one-track mind!] also, i don't think it violates the tos or forum rules to discuss other web hosting, but we don't want to anyway, right?

[are you fluent in italian? because that would be nice.]

-meretyping

Mathias

The funny thing is, since having lived in the US for almost 10 years, I have become more fluent with English than that of Italian. I can understand Italian pretty well, but to relay back IN Italian is a little tough. However, it would not be a hard deal to recall the language; not much learning involved, I mean.

Still, it annoys me when people spell "ciao" like "chow"...