^^Aww, that does sound like a fun thread! I wish I had been around while it was still here.

Hmm... my favorite thread... Probably the Tolkien thread since I love LOTR. But it hardly ever gets posted on...

I love the Fetch thread in Games and Blogs, as well as the story thread.

Also, of course, the Ditto Fountain, where I do all the RPs I'm in. And any of the graphics threads.

~Riella

Pretty much every thread on the "I've seen the Movie and it was..." subforum. That's the only place I've really been posting recently.

Aside from that, I really like the Compliment Game in G&B. I think it's probably the best game (imho) that I've seen on here so far.

Oh my...um...

Lots of the games, if I'd had to pick a few, Fetch, Name that NarniaWebber, StoryTelling, and You know You're a Narnia Fan When. Oh and can't forget the Pets Blog!!!

I also love the Fan Art Section, seeing everyone's work is amazing. Libby and Windsong's Poetry threads and the sig/avy set thread are some of my faves. And of course the tutatorials section

Prayer Requests! It's so good for us to be able to pray for each other and support each other.

Naturally I'm keeping my eye on the box office thread in the General Movie Disscusion.

As for SpareOom, well...there's a lot, Getting to know you, favorites, Non-Narnian Graphics, the Car thread, the equestrian thread, and ...well I think you guys get the idea By the way what happened to mod of the week?

I never used to post in rumors, but then we went through a spoilerless period and I gave in The one I'm following the closest right now is Eustace in SC

I actually just stopped looking in the I've seen the movie thread since I haven't seen the movie yet

I've also gotta catch up on Characters, Costumes, and pretty much the entire Culture/ Books section...

So yeah needless to say I can't pick just one

Hmm... well, my favorite thread changes a LOT. Right now I'm enjoying the whole "I've seen the movie and it was..." section.

I also like the Games & Blogs - This or That, That Reminds Me, Name That NarniaWebber, and The Compliment Game are/were some of my favorites. (I agree with MinotaurforAslan when he says that The Compliment Game is one of the best.)

I also post a lot in Narnian Fan Art (if I don't post, I lurk). I love looking at everyone's graphics!

I'm a huge fan of the Town Square in Ditto Town. It's a good place to get to know people you wouldn't normally meet, and also a good way to get to know each other in a way you can't on the other threads. It also satisfies my need to ramble. Square Onions, unite!

GASP! I cannot believe zat I hath forgotten ze...

I mean: I can't believe I forgot about the Monestary, Loesrm, and the Middle Way! Those are definitely in the top five!

*exits humming:

The monks went to the mountain
The monks went to the mountain
The monks went to the mountain
All plucky and wearing blindfolds
To find delectables untold

The monks arrived at the mountain
The monks arrived at the mountain
The monks arrived at the mountain
To hear a frightening sound
Of a frightening hound

The monks went under the mountain
The monks went under the mountain
The monks went under the mountain
To explore an ancient mine
And meet a sweet feline

The monks came out of the mountain
The monks came out of the mountain
The monks came out of the mountain
To find a spoiled rotten fellow treed
And to kindly intercede

The monks went down the mountain
The monks went down the mountain
The monks went down the mountain
To then crash into a tree
Because of a goat's gluttony

The monks stood by the mountain
The monks stood by the mountain
The monks stood by the mountain
In need of rescuing
By a good wolf's quick thinking

The monks went back to the mountain
The monks went back to the mountain
The monks went back to the mountain
Singing loud, high and low
Arms laden with marshmallow

The monks went away from the mountain
The monks went away from the mountain
The monks went away from the mountain
Back home to the Monastery
To good friends and karmonized coffee!

*

There's several for me:

The movie threads are some favorites to post. The music thread was one of my "hottest" threads for a long time, though I haven't been in it for quite some time now.

I loved Hangman on the games section, I was sad to see it end
and in the fan-art section- I really enjoy Windsong's Poetry thread.
and lately the iPod wallpaper thread.

Firstly, there isn't a part of Narniaweb that I don't enjoy.

If I had to choose just one, though, I'd have to say the Town Square. The conversations and the warm camaraderie in there are simply amazing. *dittos Mountie's post*

I also like to hang out in the Fan Art forum and the Games and Blogs. And I'm really enjoying the discussions in the "I saw the movie..." forum and Talk about Narnia.

there are lots but to sum it, I would definitely like any thread in "The Spare-oom". To be specific, about movies (Past Movies: The First Reel).

I really like the Christianity and Philosophy thread which is in the Spare Oom. I love analyzing things, and the Bible is one thing that you have to perfect your opinions on.

~Riella

Where should I start. I do have to say, the Spoiler War threads (The Order, the Pilgrims, and the Lair) have somewhat lacked compared the original Order thread from LWW's release. While it has gained ground with the PC and VDT releases, it just can't compare in glory to what LWW had. It was absolutely hilarious as we decided which roles we had discovered what it meant to be spoiler-free or spoiled Rotten.

My other two favorite threads are the CR&P thread and the Writer's World threads. I've had many good discussions in the Christianity thread and it really helps that if you are going to stand by something that you really know what it is you are standing by. The discussions have gotten very interesting in the past as well, some heated, some really good.

The original Writer's World thread went on for about 50 pages before I joined in on it. That was also when I really gave it a shot. In the time since, I have written four complete drafts of three novels, and edited a bunch. All in just over four years. Through the Writer's World thread, I have met several NWebbers whom I have used for feedback on my writing. That feedback was very useful as I edited and polished to where I am now, which is having my first novel due to have a release date set at any time now.

It's been amazing to get to know people on this forum and one of the best things about NWeb is the spectacular job the Mods do to keep this clean and family friendly.

I really love the Spoiler War threads, too! And the poll about which one you're in.

Hair and Eye Color is always interesting. I love seeing what my friends really look like.

And, of course, the threads where you get to explain what your username, graphics, and location means.

~Riella

I'm with georgiefan1. VotDT Scenes (later renamed VDT Scenes) is definitely my absolute favorite thread (ever). It's actually the reason I joined in the first place. I met some amazing people, had a blast writing, and in the process read VDT 26 times. Not to mention, we had a pretty good 'script' going for a while there.

My favorite threads would be mostly in the Spare Oom: The Makeup thread, the Fashion thread, and the Past movies thread. Occasionaly the Books thread, and sometimes the Future and Present movies threads. I don't really venture out too much into the other forums, although I check up on Casting (hey, I'm the moderator there! ) I don't do a lot of posting there.

Choosing one thread is pretty much impossible. I really loved the "Are the Chronicles Racist and Sexist" reading group. I joined NarniaWeb because of that reading group, so it is very special to me. I really miss it.

I also really liked the "You know you are a Narnia fan when..." thread. I hope a new one surfaces soon. I still have things to post.

I liked the Till We Have Faces reading group to. I guess the Christianity, Religion and Philosophy threads are some of my favorites too (or at least that is the thread that is list under my profile as most active)

Oh and I can't forget the Birthday Committee's chat thread.

The Special Features about Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys too

I could go on and on