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What did you learn today?

I learned that my Bride and I, and 2 close friends will be crossing one of my guitar gods off my 'gonna go someday' list on Aug. 2nd! We're going to see and hear Buddy Guy in Atlanta! He's opening for Jeff Beck...but I'm going to see Buddy Guy!
That is great! One of my best friends was in a local band that opened for him here in town and he scored a couple of tix for me and the wife. Small outdoor venue - Invalid Link Removed - great show! You are going to have a great time.
 
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I learned that my Bride and I, and 2 close friends will be crossing one of my guitar gods off my 'gonna go someday' list on Aug. 2nd! We're going to see and hear Buddy Guy in Atlanta! He's opening for Jeff Beck...but I'm going to see Buddy Guy!
Our guitarist and I went to see him a few years back. When he did his walkabout he sat in the empty seat next our guitarist, it made his year.

Our guitarist has 2 Buddy Guy signature Strats, a black one with white spots and the rarer white with black spots. They are MIM I believe and are superb guitars, he prefers the pickups to any of his USA Strats.
 
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I learned that some people have a serious need for validation.

I learned that some people take offense to completely innocuous comments.

I learned that some people feel the need to quote and taunt in order to somehow aggrandize themselves.

These types tend to post relentlessly. Only to edit original thread titles and OPs. They post, quote, edit, re-quote, re-post and or delete posts altogether so as to redirect and/or take conversations out of context because the responses don't conform to the their specific train of thought, belief or intent of conversation.

People be "mental" yo.

I learned that some people on the internet seem to think they are impervious to "contradictory" response. Perceived or otherwise. Hell, responses period.

I learned that posting every thought, contrary opinion, complaint about modern societies inconsequential antics, society at large and general frustrations with internet forum participants gets a lot of attention. Which is exactly what some crave.

Me, not so much.

Did I ever "like" you?
Did you ever "like" me?

Don't know, don't care. (doing a search aren't you? you know who you are)

If Mr. Internet Poster really feels the need to embark on a crusade to set humanity straight and put the internet in its place, be my guest.
Go ahead and get on with your bad self.

Good luck with that though.

It's the f**king internet. W.orld W.ide W.eb dot com. Get it? Got it? Good. Of course you get it, 'cause you're smart.

Get over yourself.

(walking away, he glances back dismissively, tipping the brim of his cap while firmly placing his other hand in his pocket. after tipping his cap with the same free hand he waves back revealing but one finger as if to say you're #1)

This is what I learned today.

I bet there is more to learn though.

Please tell me there is more to learn.

What did you learn today?

Oh, oh, wait. I'm pretty sure I'm about to learn that other people have opinions about stuff and and things. You know what, I'm good with that.

Here's to learning things and stuff.
 
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I learned that some people have a serious need for validation.

I learned that some people take offense to completely innocuous comments.

I learned that some people feel the need to quote and taunt in order to somehow aggrandize themselves.

These types tend to post relentlessly. Only to edit original thread titles and OPs. They post, quote, edit, re-quote, re-post and or delete posts altogether so as to redirect and/or take conversations out of context because the responses don't conform to the their specific train of thought, belief or intent of conversation.

People be "mental" yo.

I learned that some people on the internet seem to think they are impervious to "contradictory" response. Perceived or otherwise. Hell, responses period.

I learned that posting every thought, contrary opinion, complaint about modern societies inconsequential antics, society at large and general frustrations with internet forum participants gets a lot of attention. Which is exactly what some crave.

Me, not so much.

Did I ever "like" you?
Did you ever "like" me?

Don't know, don't care. (doing a search aren't you? you know who you are)

If Mr. Internet Poster really feels the need to embark on a crusade to set humanity straight and put the internet in its place, be my guest.
Go ahead and get on with your bad self.

Good luck with that though.

It's the f**king internet. W.orld W.ide W.eb dot com. Get it? Got it? Good. Of course you get it, 'cause you're smart.

Get over yourself.

(walking away, he glances back dismissively, tipping the brim of his cap while firmly placing his other hand in his pocket. after tipping his cap with the same free hand he waves back revealing but one finger as if to say you're #1)

This is what I learned today.

I bet there is more to learn though.

Please tell me there is more to learn.

What did you learn today?

Oh, oh, wait. I'm pretty sure I'm about to learn that other people have opinions about stuff and and things. You know what, I'm good with that.

Here's to learning things and stuff.
I feelya Brother.
There are fools living on every street in the World.
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When all is said and done, lil kids are what it's ALL about.
F#£ the azzhats who try to bring you down...Why would they want to DO that?
Cuz they're azzhats!

"Speak your voice...even if your voice shakes."
Maggie Kuhn
 
That there is now a solar & battery-powered multi-signal transmitter system that will allow me to "save" about $200K expense of underground conduit & wiring IF approved. Sent email and now we wait for vendor's user and location list along with the unit this is for to review the proposal.
It's their money but we already do a lot of more critical things with telemetry.
 

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