2012/12/09 20:50:33
Jonbouy
Beagle


Nick P?

Good one!
 
There was that fascist pastor too who was going to get damnation to rain on us for liking Sonar.
 
Oh my...
 
I think it might have worked...
 
There sure is a bunch of potential prize-winners in this category.
2012/12/09 21:25:33
The Maillard Reaction


SFwayne was my favorite... and I mean that it in a good way... he was total pure "think good thoughts" and his posts always made me smile once I thought maybe I understood them.



2012/12/09 21:30:35
bitflipper
Maybe you're thinking of reader1? His forte was writing sentences no one could decipher. But I gave him the benefit of doubt and assumed he was not a native English speaker.

Or maybe Resonant Serpent? He gave us this memorable line, which made its way into at least one forum regular's sig:

...this may be the point where the ancient guitar-slinging primates get off the boat, and they'll be replaced by a new generation of users.


How about Crush? He'd duplicate each DAW complaint on the Presonus and Reaper forums, just changing the name of the DAW.



As you know, I collect these gems as a hobby (cheaper than snowglobes) and I've got a zillion of 'em. 

Some are wonderfully profound: 
"Our tools don't adapt to our demands.  I've been having this argument with my guitar for about fifty years." (Clint Swank). 

Or maybe "Can you drag and drop your unending sadness into a project and then delete it?" (although the OP has already exempted himself from quotation).

But the three individuals listed at the top are the repeat offenders. At least, I assume they're three different people.

But my collection is not complete. I do not save the merely rude posts, so no Sherriff or DKFH. I also don't save any that were meant to be serious but only revealed a profound ignorance of the subject, so no {redacted} or {redacted}. Only when they cross over into blatantly rude arrogance do they make my collection, e.g. "I'm not interested in joining a scientific debate of the ins and outs of digital audio.  ...Ultimately, facts don't matter." Those are words to live by.


2012/12/09 21:49:32
craigb
Beepster


Remember that guy who went by bapu?

What a joker.

He said "Funnybones" not "Unfunnymoobs" Beepster.
 
 
2012/12/09 22:04:45
Beepster
but with those moobs he sure brings teh sexay... ammirite?

...

guys?
2012/12/09 22:19:45
Jonbouy
"I'm not interested in joining a scientific debate of the ins and outs of digital audio. ...Ultimately, facts don't matter."

 
That one crosses the divide of being so completely wrong and yet so full of truth.
 
It's a good one for any collection as a reminder that sometimes we need to be reminded in order to remember, if nothing else.
2012/12/09 22:24:50
Jonbouy
"Can you drag and drop your unending sadness into a project and then delete it?"

 
This one has to be our very own resident Mr. T.
 
If it isn't then it should be.
2012/12/09 22:24:50
The Maillard Reaction


In analog it's a slippery slope... in digital it's more like a cliff?




2012/12/09 22:27:20
Jonbouy
Pistol Pete?
 
He's contributed some great whimsical prose full of empathic sensitivity.
2012/12/09 22:35:43
The Maillard Reaction


I think I just made that up... but that probably just means I forgot where I read it.
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