SVX Networkers,

I initially had that same feeling that I would ignore this site for awhile. But then I thought that I'm not going to run away from something that I really really like, just because of one person.
Running away is not what we as Americans stand for. When someone tries to tear down or take away what we have built up, we fight for it. I put too much time & energy into this site and enjoy it too much to leave. I hope the rest of you feel the same way.

preach on, brother Larry! i've been posting more lately. :D

Hear, hear. "American" ends with "I can", not "I ran".

Generally, the folks on this forum seem to be worth knowing, and I'm looking forward to being able to attend a meet.

And when you go to a meet, and get to know the member in person, it gets even better. :)

<And when you go to a meet, and get to know the member in person, it gets even better. >

Earl, I'll second that emotion! :D Don

(the cars ain't bad either...)

Re: There is a way
 

I'd like to point out this wonderful example of tact and kind consideration. For fear of hurting my feelings by saying, "Randy, Shut your yap," Doug opted for the more civilized approach. He knew that I would know that he was trying to send me a message. That's what happens when you spend as much time together as many of us have, and that's what I can appreciate about this group.

As for "ignoring," golly, I'd really love to. But, it's difficult, when you open your AOL mailbox to "A Reported Post from the SVX World Network." It's hard to get away from. :D

And, don't worry. We will return to bliss, once again. It's just a matter of time.

<<I'd like to point out this wonderful example of tact and kind consideration. For fear of hurting my feelings by saying, "Randy, Shut your yap," Doug opted for the more civilized approach.

<Doug blushes>

Right on Larry. Now put your lights on. ;P

- Ca$h