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Putting a plug out there to let you know that we do have a face book page in the name of Goldensprout - get along and be a friend 
I would imagine you just search goldensprout, there can't be that many out there.....
and of course the twitter page - you can follow it via the link on the website front page.
I've added you, searching with the space between Golden and Sprout finds you straight away. Leave the space out however and you get all sorts of unusual surnames!
I've found facebook page, have got RSS feed from front page, but cannot see a twitter feed anywhere. I looked on twitter for Golden Sprout but no such thing.
I assume I'm being totally dense but can you point me in the right direction.
There's a Twitter Flash app, but most of the times ir just seems to display a black box, so I've dumped it for the moment for a simpler text version.
...and this comes just two weeks before my home internet is to be cancelled due to it consuming my life.
Please don't all run off to facebook 
Internet cancelled?
Yes, I can access the forum from work though.
You could always get a PAYG MOBILE DONGLE I got a vodaphone one for my netbook it does rollover so you can top when needed,I've had it for months and it's still going strong, using it at the moment because I up home visiting.
& in English?
You could always get a PAYG MOBILE DONGLE I got a vodaphone one for my netbook it does rollover so you can top when needed,I've had it for months and it's still going strong, using it at the moment because I up home visiting.
I could, but that would be at variance with my voluntary removal from technology. The internet was eating my life. I sent my modem back last night. I suddenly have time to do useful stuff at home.
It's very liberating
You could get a thingy from a mobile phone company that you plug into a computer (usually a laptop) and lets you talk to the internet over the mobile phone network. They come in pay-as-you-go or monthly-bill varieties. Usually the pay-as-you-go versions are better value if you only use it occasionally, while the monthly-bill version should give you a better deal if it's your main method of internet access.
They're quite popular here in Ireland, as in many parts of the country it's the only form of broadband available.
James
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