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My 3000th post. Enjoyed everyone of them. I would have got to 3000 earlier but for The Moderator stepping in on the odd occasion, like the time I suggested.........

Anyway, Auntie Angelina and anyone else who wants to comment, hows life for you on the forum? My main enjoyment is the interaction, particularly with new members who are also new to hifi. My only dis-satisfaction is, not surprisingly the unecessary bickering that some actually appear to relish.

My benefits from forum membership has been numerous. The learning achieved from the many knowledgeable members. The development of hifi from an interest to my main hobby. The chat, which has often been LOL entertaining. That, with the music has been very theraputic.

This is me, not very photogenic and my name is Ian..........

igglebert:

I'm hungover !

At 6pm!!!  Where do you party?

igglebert:

Hi Ian, it's good having you around. I'm hungover and not feeling very chatty right now but keep up the posting!

I look like you feel!

Ravey Gravey Davy:

igglebert:

I'm hungover !

At 6pm!!!  Where do you party?

Musical Fidelity X-Ray v8 → AVI S2000MP → Quad 405 Netaudio MK3 Dual Mono (Burr-Brown OPA627) → Spendor SA1 →

I certainly enjoy being on the forum! I have learnt a fair bit whilst on here and my current Hifi is what it is from the interactions on here.

Certainly many of the threads are entertaining and educational. There are many interesting personalities on here which help make the forum what it is.

As for the arguments, I don't get involved although they are sometimes fun to read.

Messiah:

As for the arguments, I don't get involved although they are sometimes fun to read.

No they're not! 

idc:

My 3000th post. Enjoyed everyone of them. I would have got to 3000 earlier but for The Moderator stepping in on the odd occasion, like the time I suggested.........

Anyway, Auntie Angelina and anyone else who wants to comment, hows life for you on the forum? My main enjoyment is the interaction, particularly with new members who are also new to hifi. My only dis-satisfaction is, not surprisingly the unecessary bickering that some actually appear to relish.

My benefits from forum membership has been numerous. The learning achieved from the many knowledgeable members. The development of hifi from an interest to my main hobby. The chat, which has often been LOL entertaining. That, with the music has been very theraputic.

This is me, not very photogenic and my name is Ian..........

                 

 

Moylesy?

survivor:

I find your posts to be non-confrontational. .

You've missed a few then.(he says in his best non-confrontational patter)

igglebert:

Ravey Gravey Davy:

igglebert:

I'm hungover !

At 6pm!!!  Where do you party?

House warming at our new place last night. Was up to 05:00 drinking single malts. Ug.

Only one thing for it-have another one and one for the cat cos he looks a bit rough too.

Your contributions on the 'listen to now' thread have lead me to music that have broadened what I thought were already broad music tastes Survivor,  . I am so glad that that thread has run and run, nice one Fast Eddie.

Joel, do mean to say, that I look like a handsome, amenable, Leeds Utd fan? One out three is correct.

I use to buy the the magazine bout 15yrs ago-when it was just WhatHiFi, bought all my HiFi gear from thr reviews in the mag.....then i went off and done the usual, bought house, got married and had children...........

I joined up about a year ago, and have learned and gained so much from the contribations from the forum members, ive upgradeed my TV, BluRay Player, Surround Sound.........

Oh and ive learned soooooo much about Cheap HDMI V Expensive HDMI cables.........i'll get me coat

...And learned so much you're now a subscriber? Well, one lives in hope...

BTW, is the OP's picture the acceptable face of the Cybermen, or am I suffering from pre-jet-lag having been up since 4am to watch the Japanese GP qualifying in order to get onto something like halfway there time...?

Andrew Everard:

...And learned so much you're now a subscriber? Well, one lives in hope...

BTW, is the OP's picture the acceptable face of the Cybermen, or am I suffering from pre-jet-lag having been up since 4am to watch the Japanese GP qualifying in order to get onto something like halfway there time...?

Andrew, i would have subscribed long ago however as i live 'overseas' i dont qualify for all the FREE subscription offers..

Also due to Haymarket's rather expensive p&p charges (£70 for a year) it's as cheap for me to buy it locally............