What have you learned in your time at CP?

tommyboy

//// might not be the best method to raise your post count when you're trying to sell something.

tonyb

dcmartinpc wrote: »

Cue Keiko!

You would think the dude could take a hint once in a while.

On3s&Z3r0s

I learned where to buy black paint and whether my subwoofer needs a hole.

disneyjoe7

Cables matter.

And I'm not the only crazy one.

amulford

Let's see, what have I learned.....


































































Aww, dammit, what was the question???

Sherardp

So much in so little, but most importantly ENJOY IT. There is such a thing as Brotherhood outside the military.

cfrizz

Power matters!

And I wish that the babe thread still existed so that I wouldn't be ambushed by pics all over the damn place for all of you perverted pie lovers.

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ryanjoachim wrote: »

I learned that a funny newspaper article about something innocent can lead to a 5-page rage-fest about the current political state of our Country.

You left out the time increment it takes for any such thread to turn ugly is so fast it cannot be measured. :cool:

shack

The IL is one of Club Polk's best features....

izafar

I can't afford it and what he said!

bobman1235 wrote: »

This. And that a lot of your bastages are way richer than I'll ever be.

polkfarmboy

I learned that electronics is more addictive than crack

george daniel

I learned how to "hot swap" tubes,, met some of the finest folks you've ever meet,,,and the vinyl road goes on forever.

Oldfatdogs

1. There is no good enough 2. I will always be looking for the next deal. 3 Craigslist is not wallet friendly.

gimpod

Lasareath wrote: »

Just like in real life I am always correct.

SAL 4 LIFE!!!!!

www.S4L.co

Sal is this anything like BiffCo Enterprises.

Here's my list.
1. There is never enough time or money that you can spend on audio.
2. There really is a bottomless pit.
3. Jesse may be a DayWalker, but he's a kick in the butt to talk to.
4. Face gives the shortest to the point non BS answers Period!
5. Never take part in a thread about cables, IC's, amps, money, real estate, education, black paint (why is the thread still alive ) etc..
6. You guys make me spend money faster than an oval eyed honey in Saigon.
7. SDA's flat out rule.

halo71

I've learned that I need a higher paying job. Or I need to win the lottery one.:biggrin:

And I REALLY REALLY REALLY want a pair of SDA's.....any model!

treitz3

I've learned that Roger Russell is..........wait a minute.

What did I learn about him again?

EFanning

I've seen the audio landscape through Club Polk members. And, I've learned what I can afford and targeted some of the best-buy new and used equipment.

Like Polk speakers, this forum serves a range of wealth. That diversity has made it a great place to learn.

So, this place has helped me save cash and avoid a money pit.

tonyb

Some of the best folks you'll ever want to meet hang out here.

Club Polk has also taught me when to keep my mouth shut. In my own defense, the wife tells me all the time I have a hearing problem.....can't seem to sell that one over the internet though.
Oh yeah...drinking and posting is a no no too.

Fongolio

That the Polk Audio Forum family is just like my real family. Sometimes it's so excellent that I can't imagine living without them and sometimes I just want kick them until all hope for life is gone.

Oh ya and that the bozo list is invaluable.

Toolfan66

Thanks for the pie Mike!!!!

sda2mike

yes...nothing like some good pie! tubes is good, too

Jstas

What have I learned? That you people will argue about anything.

EDUBAG

i have learned that i need to learn a lot more.

that the members of the forum take care of each other and are a great group of people that seems to be of another time of mankind (in the good sense) in which we help each other, and believe in ethics and ask for prayers and share our problems to get comfort to get through adverse situations.

that the club is about more than audio, but audio is the blood that keep it running.

eduardo

txcoastal1

EDUBAG wrote: »

i have learned that i need to learn a lot more.

that the members of the forum take care of each other and are a great group of people that seems to be of another time of mankind (in the good sense) in which we help each other, and believe in ethics and ask for prayers and share our problems to get comfort to get through adverse situations.

that the club is about more than audio, but audio is the blood that keep it running.

eduardo

Excellent-Ed

It's all been good...from a good meal to a good deal...and the crap and goods in between

dorokusai

A little.

wayne3burk

lobing is not the same as lobbing...

timber is what matches are made of but timbre is what you want to match...

someone who truly enjoys opera might be able to appreciate a clock radio more than someone who does not really appreciate good music might enjoy an true oddiofile system.

everyone's ears and tastes are tuned differently - hi quarity is in the ears of the beholder.

club polk's theme song is spam-a-lot

danger boy

I learned apparently that I fell off the short bus and no one told me....

Ern Dog

I learned that I have a very serious affliction and there is no cure.

On3s&Z3r0s

I've learned that the only cure is... more cowbell.

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mantis

1) I'm not the only one with a serious condition.
2) There are others out their like me.
3) I'll never be completely happy with what I own.
4) Grown men can insult each other over audio.
5) Of a good friend across the state.
6) Older polk speakers are important to others
7) polk also got other people into audio
8) Some will never "get it".
9) How to post a pic on a forum.
10) That the polk forum is a great place to come and talk to a bunch of audio / videophiles with a wealth of knowledge and experience which we all can share with each other.