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You are currently viewing Malmesbury-Skittles.co.uk, which is the official website of the Malmesbury and District Skittles League. But the Skittles League also has a section on Facebook which lets you interact with other skittlers in
ways this little website can only dream of!
League: Table
League: Latest Results
League: Soon to play
League: All Statistics
Cups: Knock-Out
Cups: Nomination
Cups: Double Exit
Cups: Individual
Members: Teams
Members: Alleys
Members: Submit
Members: Facebook
Information: Records
Information: Meetings
Information: Celebration
Information: Rule Book
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Benefits:
There are many 'social networking' websites in the world. I have chosen Facebook because it is free to sign up, extremely popular worldwide, very easy to use and can connect you with other registered skittlers in literally a matter of seconds. Another great feature is it's security - you must provide your real details before you are allowed full access, a photo is not compulsory but 99% of users have one, and you can set your account to only allow people you know in the real world to contact you. It offers the ability to share photos, videos, audio and allows you to chat live with others.
Facebook
Registered User?
Click on the Facebook F to be taken straight to our page. From there, you can set it up as one of your favourites, so you will be able to easily access it from your personal Profile page.
Not registered, but interested?
Click on the Facebook F and follow the on screen instructions. It is free to use and you'll be surprised just how easy it is to set up.
Not registered, not interested?
Not a problem, you can still view the League's Facebook page by clicking on the logo above, but you will not be able to add your own photos or talk to other members or friends.
Smallprint
Never leave children unsupervised on the Internet - particularly in areas which allow private conversations. We take no responsibility for third party websites, or how users interact with them.
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Registered users
As of
there were 57 members
May 18, 2009