I've learned a number of very helpful audio things on this board. But I've also learned how to behave on a message board. For that, I'll single out the following, in no particular order:

(Sing to the tune of "My Favorite Things")
Mayfair always shows respect for your posting.
TMH mixes his thoughts with mock boasting .
Tim Midgett helps with advice and with laughs.
Weissenberger posits with smarts and sass.
Greg's tech journal
saved me thousands
going down the drain.
He told me "Do not buy that 3M machine
and you'll avoid looooooooads
of paaaaaain."

= Justin

PS - NO THANKS TO RUSS FOR RUINING MY APRIL FOOLS JOKE.

I, like many others, am happy to have found this forum. I do no other regular Internet posting at any other site. Express & expansive thanks for the playtime & education

Special thanks to the following for contact, callouts, and cracks above and beyond the call of mere forum duty::

The Right Honorable Bradley R. Weissenberger
Reverand (Faiz) Kerble
Laureate Stackmatic
Commandant Redline
Praetor Tmidgett
Solicitor General MayFair
Dr. Spoot, DDS


and especially Commisioner Russ for making it all happen, and, natch, Signore Albiznonini.


Now, seriously. Back to the slagfest.

What I actually meant was back to the mutually-uplifting exchanges of value-charged electronical text correspondence.

Of course.

I have a hard time remembering everyone's fake names, but I really appreciate all who post.

Except those other people. Fuck them.


I've made some new friends and aquaintances here and I'll be happy if I can match a face to a name someday. It may be sooner than we think...

Geiginni: I always make sure to read his posts. His tone is often stern, but sobering. No bullshit with this man!

Brett Eugene Ralph: His defense of Lynyrd Skynyrd was a joy to read!

And of course I always listen to what the more seasoned, 500+ posters have to say: Brad, Tim, Dylan, Kerble, etc.

Connor

Favorite posts to read:

Linus Van Pelt!

Always well stated, never repetitive (how does he do that?), and you rock the greatest personality in your writing.

Cheers.

I would like to pass along some love to kerble who made a valiant effort trying to get my band a show in chicago.

thank you sir!

rachael wrote:Favorite posts to read:

Linus Van Pelt!

Always well stated, never repetitive (how does he do that?), and you rock the greatest personality in your writing.

Cheers.

Oh!

I got... I got a little choked up...

Excuse me...

... OK, I'm better now.

I'd like to shout out to:
Rachael for choking me up,
Kerble for making so many great anagrams which I suspect is what finally drove off Cum,
Whomever* came up with the idea of making anagrams to drive off Cum (this is probably Kerble again...), and
LAD, because of all of my favorite posters, he didn't seem to get very many shout-outs in this thread.

Props, Y'all!




*Is it 'whomever' because it's preceded by 'give props to' or is it 'whoever' because it's followed by 'came up with'?

Linus Van Pelt wrote:what finally drove off Cum

I would buy a record called What Finally Drove Off Cum, if only on faith alone.

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

Linus Van Pelt wrote:what finally drove off Cum

I would buy a record called What Finally Drove Off Cum, if only on faith alone.

I was going to make a joke about how good it feels to get rid of Cum, but I wasn't sure quite how to word it...