A question to better understand the private lives of CFers . . .
Where else do you post? How much time do you spend reading the inane rablings of other people? Do you perfer On topic or off?
Where else can I find you posting?
I spend equal time between CF and the Acoustic guitar forums. Both places have nice people and interesting topics. I’ve been hanging out at the Coffee Geek forum, too. I’ve had an interest in home roasting. I’ve done it once outside(in all things, a hot air popper!) but it’s been so cold, I haven’t done it since.
I occasionaly look in at the mandolin cafe message board, very occasionally at tradmusic.com and sometimes at the session. I don’t spend any significant amount of time at any of those places. C&F gives you the most entertainment for you money. I’m nainly a lurker at all those other places but I’ve posted a couple of messages at the session.
Wel, C&F is my favorite, but I lurk the woodenflute list and occasionally post on fifeanddrum.com.
I look over the topics here and check my pm’s just about every day, but don’t really scrutinize the posts until the weekend. For some reason, I find this forum most entertaining well after midnight on a Saturday night/Sunday morning.
As a novice whistler, I don’t know enough to even ask the questions, so I’m learning by reading others’ questions and answers. Sometimes I don’t even know what they’re talking about! I spend a lot of time enjoying the off topic threads, some of you are truly gifted with a wonderful sense of humor! The “Rumble” thread kept me laughing for several days!
As for other boards, I also use the NAWCC “pocket watch” forum to trade info with other collectors and watchmakers.
I also went shopping for a board for drummers(I’m looking for a pipes&drums gig as a sidedrummer) but I couldn’t find one. I guess it’s true what they say about us. You know: Q. what’s the average drummer get on an I.Q. test? A. Drool
I hope the off topic stuff keeps coming, and the humor never stops!
Tho I am just a lurker, really, here at C&F, I save myself just for here. If I was a teenager with time to kill, I might two-time but…too many new tunes with so little time.
I used to get the IRTRAD emails but since moving and getting new addy, I havent reenlisted. It was ponderous to read because it didnt have the neat interface of separate threads like our beloved Board.
And besides, yer all just such cutie-pies…!
[ This Message was edited by: The Weekenders on 2003-01-29 11:19 ]
I have spent most of my online life at a couple of writer’s sites over the past few years before joining here a few months ago. I also visit the boards of Ohio State Buckeyes sports newspaper.
I have recently begain whittling my online time down, primarily the writers sites, as they took most of my time. This place only takes a few minutes to peruse each day. I need to spend more time doing real stuff, like writing and practicing my whistle and my drums.
I rode my pony on the reservation
In the Oklahoma Hills where I was born
'Way down yonder in the Indian nation
A cowboy’s life is my occupation
In the Oklahoma Hills where I was born.
I’m part of an Australian concertina news group. Otherwise I avoid newsgroups; they could easily take over my life.
I spend time, irregularly, on a large number of music web sites but tend to correspond with the host if I have questions I want answered or information to add. I also correspond by email regularly with quite a few people in musical and non-musical areas of interest.
I check out a cellular phone forum (Howardforums.com). I know, it sounds odd, but hey, that’s me. Post there roughly once a month.
Also, there’s a forum at biddingfortravel.com that explains how to use Priceline to get great deals at hotels. I’ve used it to stay at the new Hyatt in Seattle for $40 U.S. /night several times, a 3* hotel in Vancouver and Ottawa for $35U.S./night as well. Highly recommended, if only for a chance to see how dominating an overzealous moderator can be.
Well, I lurk in a few Irish Dance debate boards, thesession.org, and I post fairly regularly at OsCommerce, which is a discussion forum for an open source shopping cart I am implementing.
I post all manner of nonsense on http://www.buis2.net and a lot on people’s livejournals and their communities, but that’s about it. I used to have a half dozen message boards I’d frequent, but I don’t care to spend that much time on it anymore…
I lurk over on the session some, and I spend some time at the battlefront.com forum, a forum set up for a wargame…some very funny stuff goes on there, along with some off-taste humour, which is why I don’t spend a lot of time there.
Mostly I’m a Chiffite, though, a large majority of my internet time is spent here.
I lurck at Christianguitar (the drummer forum) Switchfoots messageboard and sluggy freelances messageboard good stuff, C&F is by far the best yet though (and i actually am able to throw in my 2 cents without feeling like im going to get my head bitten off)
C & F is the only music one I really spend any time at too. I have a great other “family” in the Michael Waltrip (NASCAR driver) group I belong to, and also lurk at some other NASCAR related boards.
Beth
Well, I spend a lot of time at the BBC Religion Message Board. Lately I’ve been providing proper traslations of the Torah to some persistant missionaries who seem to made up a lot of quotes and translations.
There’s something for everyone, religion-wise:
È Message Board
Eastern Religions - General
Ethics and Freethought - General
Heaven and Earth - Sex Selection
Religion and Ethics - General
The Christian Topic - General
The Jewish Topic - General
The Muslim Topic- General
The Pagan Topic - General
I chat with a Baha’i on the Asian board, but I like to check in on the Pagans once a week.
For those interested, BBC 4 is running a weekly half-hour produced by Neal Innes ofThe Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, comedy shows, quizes, plays and documentaries, all for the downloading.
I try to visit the C & F Message Board once a day, usually around midnight. I also stop in at the Mudcat Cafe discussion forum (http://www.mudcat.org/threads.cfm). As is the case with C & F, the posts range from the ridiculous to the sublime. I post on both, though not frequently.
