Hi I'm John Ritsz from NY I'm a accountant I'm new here, and my passion is drums. I hope to learn as much as I can about everything in drums and of course Vinnie COlaiuta and Dave Weckl as in the www.houseofdrumming.com
Thanks,
John
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Hi I'm John Ritsz from NY I'm a accountant I'm new here, and my passion is drums. I hope to learn as much as I can about everything in drums and of course Vinnie COlaiuta and Dave Weckl as in the www.houseofdrumming.com
Thanks,
John
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Originally posted by John Ritsz:
Hi I'm John Ritsz from NY I'm a accountant I'm new here, and my passion is drums. I hope to learn as much as I can about everything in drums and of course Vinnie COlaiuta and Dave Weckl as in the www.houseofdrumming.com
Thanks,
John
Hi John,
Welcome aboard!
Brad
Welcome John. I too have a day job and a passion for drums. this is a great forum. Guys like us can learn a lot! There are a lot of professionals in here and then guys like us.
Be nice Henry.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">"Hi I'm [ ] from NY I'm a accountant". Don't accountants need to have basic writing skills? I hate to snark, but this is pretty egregious.Quote:
Originally posted by John Ritsz:
Hi I'm John Ritsz from NY I'm a accountant I'm new here, and my passion is drums. I hope to learn as much as I can about everything in drums and of course Vinnie COlaiuta and Dave Weckl as in the www.houseofdrumming.com
Thanks,
John
Henry... one of your better replies matey boy! Very articulate and well constructed as usual!! [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Johnathan - had to look up egregious. Nice one! I bet poor old John Ritsz wishes he never said hello now!!!
anyway... nice to see you John. We're not ALL as blunt as these two you know!! [img]wink.gif[/img] [img]cool.gif[/img]
My sentiments exactly, Dazz.
That would never have happened even a year ago, John, and I hope the board becomes as meaningful to you as it used to be for me. We're seeing less and less of the people posting here who used to make HOD a class act. Why? I think you've just seen why. Once upon a time a mature and respectful manner prevailed, i.e. adults presided and exchanged views. Nowadays the junior high kids are running rampant with their fart jokes.
Maybe a locked board of the old school HOD people could be created and the frustrated comedians could press their faces to the glass looking in wishing they could be part of it.
Welcome aboard, John! I'm a newcomer myself. In the short amount of time I've been registered, I've really enjoyed it. In the event they ever do lock out the youngsters, I hope they make exceptions for "new" old dogs such as myself!
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Not intending to offend anyone, but one of the things that makes this board great is the fact that most posters take care when posting to write clearly. I would to hate to have to wade through posts such as "Do u think guys like dave weckl or virgil donati n all made lots of mistakes at their first ever gigs like most people or were they just so good???" in order to get to the quality posts I'm used to reading here. It's just a matter of respect to the community, isn't it?Quote:
Originally posted by Five Eight:
My sentiments exactly, Dazz.
That would never have happened even a year ago, John, and I hope the board becomes as meaningful to you as it used to be for me. We're seeing less and less of the people posting here who used to make HOD a class act. Why? I think you've just seen why. Once upon a time a mature and respectful manner prevailed, i.e. adults presided and exchanged views. Nowadays the junior high kids are running rampant with their fart jokes.
Maybe a locked board of the old school HOD people could be created and the frustrated comedians could press their faces to the glass looking in wishing they could be part of it.
Regards,
Jonathan
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