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I vividly remember when SNF was booted from CBn and I don't know why he felt compelled to apologize here as he did nothing wrong.

Hope to see you around here more, Jeremy.

I wasn't part of CBn, only a few times I popped when MI6 went down and I wanted to see if MI6 members crossed over. I heard of SNF having issues there when he briefly joined MI6 but that was it. I definitely remember him being VERY informative in his brief stint.

SNF, I think you'll find plenty here who will welcome you to these parts. I think I speak for all of us that what makes places like Bond and Beyond special for us is that there's room for both s***s and giggles and intelligent discussions. The best of both worlds. I think you would add a lot to these forums regarding discussions. :)

danslittlefinger wrote:

I stated then on my profile page on CbN as I do now, I had nothing to do with any of that upsetting episode, (I'm not that clever) and appreciate the public apology.
As mentioned, I did accept a private apology of sorts from Jeremy some time ago and since have moved onwards and upwards.
I too would appreciate any 'in depth fan' on here and I'm constantly learning from such people and hopefully not getting on too many people's nerves doing so.
Obviously Jeremy does not need my permission to post, that's up to the chief moderators.
I, as does everyone else I'm sure, appreciate a peaceful friendly forum to visit without unwarranted hassle. :)
s my beloved Dad always said, 'Best foot forward'... :cheers:

If you stay, welcome Jeremy.

Dan, I didn't realize you were such a rabble rouser over at CB.n. So polite at Mi6



Jeremy, please stick around. I remember you from Mi6. I even checked out your blog. The Per Fine Ounce stuff was real interesting, as was the bit about the GF pts being based on real spy adventures.

http://jeremyduns.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2011-01-01T00%3A00%3A00%2B01%3A00&updated-max=2012-01-01T00%3A00%3A00%2B01%3A00&max-results=13

Hi everyone. Request permission to come aboard. :)

I'm a nineteen years old French James Bond fan, maybe some people know me, my username is TCK on CBn. I registered over there last april and I have really enjoyed these few months, having had some good times. I was away these two last weeks, so I don't really know what happened. It appears that some members has left... Anyway, coming back, I read the private message The Shark had sent me about this forum, and then here I am. Do understand that as I had really interesting discussions on CBn, especially with Capsule in space, univex or Mr Blofeld for instance, I don't leave it for all that. Nevertheless, if things don't change over there, I'll surely give up. But be sure I'll post on both websites. Thanks for understanding.

My favourite James Bond film are The living daylights, On her Majesty's secret service and From Russia with love. This is my top three. My favourite James Bond actor is Timothy Dalton. I've read all Ian Fleming's novels, my favourite are On her Majesty's secret service, From Russia with love and Casino Royale. I've also read Carte Blanche.

See ya' ! :)

Permission granted.

And welcome.

Klaus Hergesheimer wrote:

Hi everyone. Request permission to come aboard. :)

I'm a nineteen years old French James Bond fan, maybe some people know me, my username is TCK on CBn. I registered over there last april and I have really enjoyed these few months, having had some good times. I was away these two last weeks, so I don't really know what happened. It appears that some members has left... Anyway, coming back, I read the private message The Shark had sent me about this forum, and then here I am. Do understand that as I had really interesting discussions on CBn, especially with Capsule in space, univex or Mr Blofeld for instance, I don't leave it for all that. Nevertheless, if things don't change over there, I'll surely give up. But be sure I'll post on both websites. Thanks for understanding.

My favourite James Bond film are The living daylights, On her Majesty's secret service and From Russia with love. This is my top three. My favourite James Bond actor is Timothy Dalton. I've read all Ian Fleming's novels, my favourite are On her Majesty's secret service, From Russia with love and Casino Royale. I've also read Carte Blanche.

See ya' ! :)

Hello TCK. We did have some nice conversations over at CBn. A lot of CBners and old Mi6ers are finding refuge here, and It is nice to see you here too.

Welcome Klaus Hergesheimer.
Bond and Beyond is a friendly place, hope you enjoy yourself.

Welcome Klaus.

Your manner and your picture make me want to treat you with an oddly high level of respect. I approve and glad to have you here.

Welcome aboard, Klaus.

Welcome Klaus. I hope the radiation shields are in order.

Ed Tom Kowalsky wrote:

Permission granted.

And welcome.

Thanks.

Capsule in Space wrote:

Hello TCK. We did have some nice conversations over at CBn. A lot of CBners and old Mi6ers are finding refuge here, and It is nice to see you here too.

Hi Capsule. It's great to see you're here, and I hope we will have nice conversations here too.

danslittlefinger wrote:

Welcome Klaus Hergesheimer.
Bond and Beyond is a friendly place, hope you enjoy yourself.

Sure I will. Thanks for the warm welcome.

Chief of SIS wrote:

Welcome Klaus.

Your manner and your picture make me want to treat you with an oddly high level of respect. I approve and glad to have you here.

Thank you very much. Your friendly messages are greatly appreciated, everyone. For the picture, I chose this one because I would like James Bond's military past to be used in a future James Bond movie. But not with Daniel Craig, I think his Bond is already well built. Why not with Bond7 ?

Hilly wrote:

Welcome aboard, Klaus.

Thanks Hilly.

Sharky wrote:

Welcome Klaus. I hope the radiation shields are in order.

They are, but judging by Professor Metz's visible anger, the real Klaus Hergesheimer should be... out of order. Thanks.

Welcome Mr Hergesheimer, great to have you on board.

I've been a Bond fan since 1963.Love the films up to Diamonds Are Forever. Films post Goldeneye have been disappointing. I've read all of Fleming's novels and seen all of the films in a cinema.I live in London and am a Maths support teacher in a primary school. My interests,are films, music, politics, hiking, travel.

Welcome Peter!
Step inside, free martini's at the late night bar. :cheers:

Welcome Mr. Greenhill. Great to see such an inveterate Bond fan.

I'm a long-time member of CBn...and look forward to joining your ranks.
If you'd like to know more about me, feel free to check out my new blog "Southern Scotch", a sort of real-time chronicle of a published, mid-list author's attempts to beat the Midlist Curse by mastering the art of the Online Boogie. The blog is new and won't take long to read. Go to: www.rebmacrath.blogspot.com

Looking forward to meeting you all on the boards!

Dodge? You made it over here? Cool.

(And the link to your blog still isn't working for me. Sadly.)

Welcome Dodge. Hope to get you know you a little better.

I think it's the period you're adding to the end of the address that causes the error

http://www.rebmacrath.blogspot.com/

Try that.

Welcome, Dodge.

Hello, got an invitation. Look forward to the discussions.

A warm welcome aboard, Dodge and Napoleon. Hope you enjoy the forums.

Welcome aboard, Napso.

Hi, I'm on both Commander Bond and MI6 forums, where I go by "Jackanaples." Thought I'd change it up a bit here with a new name.

Glad to be here and to have a new place to discuss things 007. As we get closer to November 2012 and the release of Bond 23, I know that my attention will become increasingly turned toward Ian Fleming's gentleman agent. Two forums was never going to be enough.


-Jack

I understand Two Forums Is Never Enough is under consideration as the title of B23.

Hello, Gobi-1 here from CBn and MI6. For those of you who don't know me I make fan art posters, although not as often and I would like, which you can see at my blog RNK Fan Art.