Thank You Drummer World!

[rhumbagirl]

I like to think there's a bit of magic on DW that let's a thread exist for years but still retain it's read-write-execute status (it still has to execute embedded content, if it still exists, and move those emojis at will, whether they're waving hi or slamming their heads against the walls).

Only the good guys die young, but good threads don't, so why mess with the write status? What if I want to add a response to clarify my now locked old-response, as @GetAgrippa posited?

 

[Sonorfan]

I should lighten up I know but threads drive me crazy where the OP posts (paraphrasing here) "I'm gigging next weekend and need to choose between snare X and snare Y before the show. Which one should I pick?" and somebody comes along nine years later saying "you should go with snare Y. I had one and it was great."

I'm cool with reviving zombie threads but for Pete's sake check the dates and try not to pick up decade old threads like they were started fifteen minutes ago. ?

Or just maybe you should withdraw from Drummerworld and start your own blog where you can set the rules. Some of us only came on a year or so ago and if the thread is still open then we will most likely respond. Don't presume to tell us how we should use this form..that's up to the directors. I'm so sorry someone put salt on your Corn Flakes this morning.

 

[GretschedHive]

LOL as I was going over my post before hitting post, I noticed auto correct had it as "talk ass".
See? I'm learning.
I AM NOT a member of talk ass!

Hey, man, no judgments here.

 

[larryace]

Talk gas?

Who here buys premium?

 

[cbphoto]

Talk gas?

Who here buys premium?

Me.

 

[larryace]

said like Robin Leach

He buys premium gas....and I don't know why!

I had a nice conversation with a Wawa fuel tech after a gig once and I asked him how many people buy premium, and he said it's more than you would think.

 

[yammyfan]

Or just maybe you should withdraw from Drummerworld and start your own blog where you can set the rules. Some of us only came on a year or so ago and if the thread is still open then we will most likely respond. Don't presume to tell us how we should use this form..that's up to the directors. I'm so sorry someone put salt on your Corn Flakes this morning.

I opened with "I should lighten up..." but maybe you should lighten up also.

I'm not telling anybody what to do, and no rules have been broken. I was on-topic and very specific about the behaviour I was talking about. My position on the subject isn't even unusual - most boards have locking and archiving policies for this exact reason.

What's ironic is that I was commenting on stale posts that get picked up like they just happened. To answer your question: nobody put salt on my Corn Flakes this morning.... I wrote that 71 days ago.

 

[felonious69]

I typed a reply to this thread,AND THEN looked the original post date...I thought... yeah, I think I am still OK.

 

[felonious69]

Talk gas?

Who here buys premium?

I do for my snow thrower.... NOW.

 

[Sonorfan]

I opened with "I should lighten up..." but maybe you should lighten up.

I'm not telling anybody what to do, and no rules have been broken. I was on-topic and very specific about the behaviour I was talking about. My position on the subject isn't even unusual - most boards have locking and archiving policies for this exact reason.

What's really funny is that I was commenting on stale posts that get picked up like they just happened. Nobody put salt on my Corn Flakes this morning... I wrote that 71 days ago.

Touchy, touchy.. I happen to like people asking opinions from others re: their equipment choice. I'm 80 and it's amazing the tips I've picked up from this forum. But there obviously those who know everything and therefore find we neophytes and our silly questions intolerable. I humbly apolgise on behalf of us all. Oh, and if comments on old threads both you and the one I commented on 71 days old, why didn't you update it ?

 

[yammyfan]

Touchy, touchy.. I happen to like people asking opinions from others re: their equipment choice. I'm 80 and it's amazing the tips I've picked up from this forum. But there obviously those who know everything and therefore find we neophytes and our silly questions intolerable. I humbly apolgise on behalf of us all. Oh, and if comments on old threads both you and the one I commented on 71 days old, why didn't you update it ?

Friend, you've got me all wrong and I would rather not argue with you or try to convince you otherwise. We're here for the same reason so let's just hit the reset button and try to get along, if that's alright with you. I'm sure we could learn a thing or two from one another.

 

[Sonorfan]

Friend, you've got me all wrong and I would rather not argue with you or try to convince you otherwise. We're here for the same reason so let's just hit the reset button and try to get along, if that's alright with you. I'm sure we could learn a thing or two from one another.

You bet. Groove on Pal !

 

[MrInsanePolack]

Talk gas?

Who here buys premium?

I do. It usually doesnt contain ethanol. My car dont like ethanol.

 

[GruntersDad]

Back to the original thought. There are flags that can tell you the age of a post. The date and time in the top left corner of the last post. The number of posts, top right hand corner, #34, this one, and but the number of pages that have been posted. In this case 2. Sometimes it seems a little silly, but it depends on the thread. Sometimes it's best to just move on and let the poster have his/her fun.

 

[CommanderRoss]

Sometimes an old argument needs revival.

I used to think that until I resurrected a few & the comments just went nuts.

 

[Sonorfan]

Back to the original thought. There are flags that can tell you the age of a post. The date and time in the top left corner of the last post. The number of posts, top right hand corner, #34, this one, and but the number of pages that have been posted. In this case 2. Sometimes it seems a little silly, but it depends on the thread. Sometimes it's best to just move on and let the poster have his/her fun.

I agree but if the post is of interest and is still there then one should feel free to revive it.

 

[Swissward Flamtacles]

I actually prefer it when threads get resurrected - keeping all relevant information in one place (whether it's about fast ride cymbal playing, maintaining pedals, the best steambent maple snare for Country or what have you) is better than having 10 similar threads. If the OP's gone, then it might still be of interest to someone else.
If there's one thing that grinds my gears, it's non-descriptive thread titles like "Help please", "The reason for XYZ" or "Quick Question".

 

[Sonorfan]

I actually prefer it when threads get resurrected - keeping all relevant information in one place (whether it's about fast ride cymbal playing, maintaining pedals, the best steambent maple snare for Country or what have you) is better than having 10 similar threads. If the OP's gone, then it might still be of interest to someone else.
If there's one thing that grinds my gears, it's non-descriptive thread titles like "Help please", "The reason for XYZ" or "Quick Question".

Well we agree that threads should be key open. As for me I don't let anyone grind my gears. If there is a thread that doesn't interest me I simply bypass it. It works for me.

 

[Swissward Flamtacles]

Well we agree that threads should be key open. As for me I don't let anyone grind my gears. If there is a thread that doesn't interest me I simply bypass it. It works for me.

Yeah, I do that and grinding my gears is exaggerated - I'm just not a fan of click-bait titles in general and there are so many on the internet. Like "You must know these 5 tips or your life will be miserable" or "You've got see this if you think you know anything about tuning" - cut to the chase, will you!?

 

[SomeBadDrummer]

Talk gas?

Who here buys premium?

My cars all say premium fuel required but I am the one paying for it so they get the cheap stuff and I don’t see any difference in like 15 years