Who's Thread or post do you watch for?

[Erich]

I'm impressed with the continual influx of thoughtful posts by so many folks - like many of you, there are dozens of usernames here that will make me click on a post. Good participation and good management for a long time has really kept this forum a savory stew - I am grateful to know you folks.

Honestly, the first thing this thread made me think of is the names I miss - I'm not going to go into a list, but we've sure lost some members whose posts I used to rush to read. May those gents rest in peace and know they're missed - and I look forward to when we all of us are able to have a fine gather-up down the road. (I know 38-44HD45 is going to be waiting for me on the other side with a Registered Magnum with its certificate made out to me. )

 

[sheepdawg]

I watch for my posts. Usually by the time I'm back on I have forgotten what I said. Some of my posts have taught me quite a bit.

 

[Salty RI]

I watch for my posts. Usually by the time I'm back on I have forgotten what I said. Some of my posts have taught me quite a bit.

It takes me all of ten minutes to forget.

 

[JSR III]

I don't typically look for who posts but it's the title that usually gets me looking. Once there, I enjoy the posts by all of those mentioned above plus all of the ones not mentioned above. I guess that's everyone. I even enjoy the posts by the "newbies" that have just inherited a gun or are inquiring about S&W's for the first time. There is so much in front of them to learn but at least they have come to the finest forum on the interweb to learn it.

 

[tops]

I enjoy everyyones posts. There are several that I will never agree with but I am an optimist and I keep thinking maybe they will learn. Larry

 

[the ringo kid]

Mostly, I read anything posted by anyone whose thread is eye-catching, matters not who they be. However, I know were in for it when the Three Stooges post (ie) Snubby, Salty and several others.

I might have tyo sue Snubbyfan though, several times when reading his posts, ive snotted out tea all over my keyboard.

There are too many to list, Walkin Jack, Cmort, yadda adda yadda. I do miss RonJs posts, and Sips posts. Dtrinas posts make me hungry. )

 

[swsig]

...I even enjoy the posts by the "newbies" that have just inherited a gun or are inquiring about S&W's for the first time. There is so much in front of them to learn but at least they have come to the finest forum on the interweb to learn it.

Right on. I've learned an enormous amount here during my 16 months of S&W ownership. (I was a "lurker" long before I joined.) The only "bad" question here is one that isn't asked.

 

[Bullet Bob]

Charlie Sherrill. He can tell a story, and he can write.

 

[Bugkiller99]

Enjoy Captorwrench's tales. Share a couple of common attributes, with "kids" progressing through the military at the same time. Chuckle at some of "Jarwrenches" adventures, missed hearing them lately. And anyone who has a friend or family member who teaches can appreciate her stories about teaching.

 

[ditrina]

ALL OF THEM...Watching ALWAYS watching ( Carry on!! )

 

[teesur]

Thanks for mentioning Mule Packer. I don't how I forgot him. He has, among other useful aspects, got some nice knives.

He has some super nice guitars also.
teesur.

 

[Smoke]

Fastbolt
Happens rarely but Masaad Ayoob

 

[msinc]

I am only a member of a few other forums, but I go to some others when I need info. I can say without reserve that this truly is the best one on the web in part because there really aren't any bad members. There are some real jerks in this world and for some reason I end up eventually having to somehow interact with just about every one of them, but none are here!!!

 

[TTSH]

Fastbolt

Yep. Without question, Fastbolt is Da Man when it comes to S&W pistols.

 

[DeathGrip]

Besides the regular lounge lizards I enjoy 2152hq's post for the knowledge.

 

[30-30remchester]

I seldom look at who starts a thread or responds with just a few exceptions. Palliden (wrong spelling) of course, Tunnerriver is very helpful, and has some beautiful holsters, Texas Star is like wise informative and worth the read, but Mulepacker and I seem to share similar tastes in guns, knives and life experiences.

 

[okiegtrider]

I really hate to weigh in here at all, lest one of you guys disappear.

Last time I made that kind of post, that person was banned and never heard from again.

 

[Smoke]

There's a guy on THR named Drail that I make a point of reading. There's a moderator named Jeff White too. There's one other guy named Dave on a private forum that I make a point of reading also.