What bothers me about forums and online life...

[Themis]

I hope you will change your mind and come back from time to time Andr'e. How will I discover unknown-but-interesting Prog groups without you ?

[Alex_UK]

Oh crikey, what have I started!

Well, nothing, obviously, that wasn't already there from anyone who has contributed to the thread.

I think Beechwoods has probably hit the nail on the head, if your anally retentive like me, you'll want to read all of the New Posts, but actually, that is a hell of a lot of effort, and can be very difficult to keep up with. Life just is more pressing, sometimes.

[Themis]

Well said, Alex.

[Jonboy]

you'll want to read all of the New Posts, but actually, that is a hell of a lot of effort, and can be very difficult to keep up with. Life just is more pressing, sometimes.

I must admit that i try to read all of the new posts in case i'm missing something, but of late i have waned and have lost some of my enthusiasm, this is not a reflection of the Forum but just me, i embrace a new hobby with a strong passion and usually compulsive type of buying, this has lead me into some bother in the past both financially and morally, but that is my personar, i share it with my father and one of my sisters.


At that the end of the day i come on here to loose myself for a few hours and get away from lifes little tribulations and meeting a few of you over the past few weeks has been a enjoyable experience and makes for a better place, bring on a few more bake offs and such likes, even if it is just to prove that you don't need to spend stupid amounts of money to achieve a good sounding system, so if some of us have gone a bit quiet it is not nessesary a bad thing or a sign of the forum getting stale just life goes on elsewhere as Nick and Alex also say

Enough of the morbid and rambling talk i'm off for another beer