This thread makes my ears paisley.

 
Be that as it may and it no doubt will.

Hey Beepster, I just want you to know, that in another forum, folks were saying that you had received your "Sonar Accredited User," certificate. 
 
You are really coming into your own.
 
Pancakes NO, toast yes.
 
Jesse Q. Screed

Uhm... thanks?
 
:-/

Beepster, don't take that the wrong way.  I only meant that you really know Sonar inside and out.  I consider you very well versed in many aspects of the program.  So I meant that with the utmost respect.  You're not a craig, or a scook, or a robert e. bone yet,, but that will take a few more years, and then I will grant you your Sonar Doctoral Certificate.
 
Sure, I'm the new guy, nobody gets me just yet, so when I say something in jest people question my gender, IQ, or my age, but I always remember where I'm at.
 
This isn't Kansas anymore.
 
I close my eyes, repeat "there's no place like home," click my heels three times.....open my eyes.....and I'm still stuck in the coffe house where snakes don'rt have armpits and people canoe down the middle of the street.
 
So, you gotta believe me when I say you really know your Sonar stuff, especially about those "take layers."
 
Peace
 
Hey, you want to join my movement? 
 
 
Jesse Q. Screed

This thread makes perfect elephants to me. When time jellyfish comb their eyes over and my coffee turns the color of dissonance, it's comforting to imagine that there's a thread where cheese explains what reality's goat meant when it evaporated into clouds of gravity. Actually, the comforting thought is that this thread is near that one and that the pandas haven't yet blossomed into disappointment.
 
Also, Time soon will have always waved poodles by their imaginations and then imploded into possibility. Then again, who hasn't done that?

'Zactly!  Finally a voice of reason. 
("Snakes don't have armpits?" Yeah, right.  As if.)

Jesse Screed
Beepster, don't take that the wrong way.  I only meant that you really know Sonar inside and out.  I consider you very well versed in many aspects of the program.  So I meant that with the utmost respect.  You're not a craig, or a scook, or a robert e. bone yet,, but that will take a few more years, and then I will grant you your Sonar Doctoral Certificate.
 
Sure, I'm the new guy, nobody gets me just yet, so when I say something in jest people question my gender, IQ, or my age, but I always remember where I'm at.
 
This isn't Kansas anymore.
 
I close my eyes, repeat "there's no place like home," click my heels three times.....open my eyes.....and I'm still stuck in the coffe house where snakes don'rt have armpits and people canoe down the middle of the street.
 
So, you gotta believe me when I say you really know your Sonar stuff, especially about those "take layers."
 
Peace
 
Hey, you want to join my movement? 
 
 
Jesse Q. Screed

Ah... I see. A friendly loon. That's all good.
 
I've just been acquiring a few cranky detractors lately (or one using multiple handles) so I was sure if that was snark.
 
Carry on.
 
PS: The only movements I'm good for these days are of the bowel variety... and even those can be unreliable/of poor quality.

Hello Beepster, I'm glad we're cool, because I really meant what I said. 
 
Your explanation of take lanes, which I have struggled with, really makes me want to learn how to use them better, and efficiently. 
 
You hit the nail on the head that it takes some extra patience to figure them out, but all the truth you laid out about them made me realize that I can get this down and I can make it work for me.
 
I kind of know what you mean about taking a little heat from others.  Just dobn't be deterred when it come to sharing your insight into Sonar.  I always learn a lot form you.
 
Your nice loon friend
 
Jesse Q. Screed

If you find it helpful then it's worth it.
 
I get cranky sometimes but I can be "cool" with anyone willing to be cool themselves even amidst wildly differing opinions.
 
Best to ya, Jesse.
 
Cheers.