Ciao!!

Did I just say hello in some language I found spur of the moment on Google Translate?

Yes.

Is my name ridiculously hard to pronounce, and trying to do so correctly will give you a headache/spontaneous brain combustion?

Possibly.

Do I talk like this all the time?

Generally not. To my knowledge. I think. Maybe.

In all seriousness, I'm Oneavi Iroj, I'm new here, and I'm hoping that I'll be able to stick around for a while. I'm something of a writer, and occasionally a helpful critic, (or so I'm told) so I'm hoping to fit in here.

Also, is my avatar too large? It seems a bit big to me.

Well hello! We're glad that you joined!

I don't think your name is that difficult to say. But I'm pretty sure I'm saying it wrong, though.

Pretty much anyone can fit in here. They have writing talents, even if they don't realize it. Just don't get anyone angry and you won't have a rough start.

It depends on the size of it... So, I'm not quite sure...

Hey! You were right! You did sign up at about 11:00-12:00 last night! Haha. I'm positive I don't need any intro.

Positive you don't need an intro, BP. Psh. So full of yourself.

I'm Starr, BP's neighbor. xD
...Does it sound bad if I don't want to introduce myself, either? Besides my name, I mean? xD Because if you do stick around, you'll come to know all of us pretty darn quickly.

And when I saw the title, I was like, "D: Someone's leaving?" And then was thrilled to find that we had a new member instead.

Lol Starr I thought the exact same thing. I suppose it's easy to forgot that Ciao is also hello

Hello! Well seeing as we never actually have to pronounce your name that's ok. Maybe you should spell it phonetically just for curiosity sake, but just to warn you I'm willing to bet people will just abbreviate it, most likely to OI, or something similar just like BP's

Anywho, welcome to WCF! It's so nice to see people that want to stick around

I'd probably end up abbreviating it to One/a or something. xD

.~. I mostly think it's used for 'good bye'. Or, that's how I hear it heard mostly.

Usually goodbye, but also hello. But often goodbye.


Hello, nice to see a new face round here (metaphorically only)


I'm probably the only one here from the UK, rather than the USA. *crosses fingers*

Yeah. I'm positive I don't need one because he's my school friend. (Well, not the "school" part anymore.)

YOU MUST!

You, as admin, must set a good example for other users to follow.

Oh wow, didn't expect people to reply as quickly as you all did. I suppose I'm simply too used to forums where people take weeks to reply (or spend weeks on one reply, depending ).

So, thanks for welcoming me! And I would certainly hope Mr. BPahl doesn't need an introduction, or vice versa, unless of course one of us hit our heads with a rock and developed that wierd amnesiac state of which are so common in bad/overly cliche TV shows and books.

In which case introductions would be necessary. However, the odds of said catastrophic accident occuring are impossibly small, so the point's moot.

Meesa likes big words.

Still, he should introduce himself. Like 2b said, he needs to provide a good example for the rest of us to follow. ^^
But we are pretty quick repliers around here. There's at least two people on each day, if not more.

I knwo him in person, why should I need to introduce myself. "Oh, hey (Fill in the blank with his name here). My name's Ben! How'ya doin'?