But you have to admit, when he jumped on some of the purists and know-it-alls at the AA Hi-Eff forum it did get kinda entertaining. I thought he was pretty funny at times.

You have to admit if it gets too dry then it isn't a forum anymore it's a trade journal.
Wayne hit the nail on the head once before when he said that posts are hard to interpret; not having the emotional and physical cues you would have in person.

As much as I love audio and speaker design, as much as I wish I could spend 8 hours a day working on speakers (instead of just thinking about them), as much as I wish I could spend a hour or two every evening enjoying music played on my own speakers, I do recognize at this point in time it is still a hobby and there are more important things in life. You have to keep things in perspective and only sweat the stuff that will impact your life. I have a wife, three little kids, a career (who am I kidding, I got a job), and a house that always needs something done, and I definitely don't need or have time for some fool pissing me off and wasting my energy on a pointless arguement. I express my opinion just once so the fool can take it or leave it. It is easy when you look at it that way and really don't care what the fool at AA (or some other forum) thinks or does, he is still a fool.

How is that for an attitude?

Martin

He'd already been banned from Don McRitchie's Lansing Forums, too...

He's got problems...