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well, it's not exactly fire yet


cheers to all pulsarians on the planetZ
and a virtual cigar for those who aren't shrieked away by the pic - I stick with the real stuff

cheers, Tom

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: astroman on 2006-08-14 20:11 ]</font>

Congratulations, brother Tom, and, as always, you are smokin'

thank you for your continuing posts!

I saw you getting the new title...Levitating Fire-Breathing Pulsar Overlord ...
congrats, we should congrat ourselves too, for having you around here with your helpfull, accuraat and versatile contributions!



<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2004-09-28 09:35 ]</font>

Took me a little while to work out that one isn't supposed to breathe in cigar smoke...(cof!)

Congrats Astroman!

Royston

I thought you stopped smoking long ago.

Anyway, nice having you here. Keep on geeking

Congratulations Tom! I know you've helped out loooots of folks here, but more personally I would be utterly lost without ya. Keep up the great work!

Cheers,

Johann

thanks a lot to all for your kind and encouraging words

planetZ is a great place for ideas and a source of inspiration - a very special thanks to John Cooper for keeping this up

you're right, Immanuel - I gave up smoking cigarettes 8(?) years ago and I'll never start it again - that for shure.
I admit being concerned to fall back to this habit before the first cigar after > than a year without smoke, but it turned out well.

This is a completely different story - if I'd inhale the dose of smoke on the pic above I'd probably be ready to call the ambulance
The mixture of a good cigar is a true art in it's own and a piece of craftsmenship, like a good wine. You don't consume that stuff - you enjoy it. It's something special one does on occasion, not on a regular base.

It's fun to explore new brands - and it's an affordable form of decadence
Helps the last (and only almost true) communist regime to survive and gives work to a lot of 3rd world people, though one could argue about their income in relation to the final product's price...

cheers, Tom

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: astroman on 2004-09-30 19:41 ]</font>

I'm actually a 'Levitating Fire-Breathing Pulsar Overlord' now

coOl, i swear my life changed completely instantaneously on the 2000th posts

And to you congrats too Marcuspocus

ah tom,

happy firebreathing to you!!! wouldn't have had a nice running mac if it weren't for you (and wojtek, and yes, you too huub and atomic (sfp) of coarse).

still, i'm not sure whether you have a mac or pc DAW yourself

and happy festivities to you too, marcus

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andy
<FONT SIZE="-2"> the lunatics are in the hall </FONT>

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: borg on 2004-10-06 09:30 ]</font>

thanks Andy
I actually run a Win98 office box by MSI, stuffed with 2 Pulsar Ones on a risercard.
Usually it sits under the table - topless and fed by an external PSU.
For carrying it around I re-install the (too) small internal PSU and slide the metal case back over it (12x12x3) inches

I need some Windows experience somehow for my job - the Scope system prevents me from throwing the crap where it belongs...

cheers, Tom

On 2004-10-06 08:06, marcuspocus wrote:
I'm actually a 'Levitating Fire-Breathing Pulsar Overlord' now

coOl, i swear my life changed completely instantaneously on the 2000th posts

big congrats, MarcusPocus

in my case it took a couple of weeks longer - awaiting the contracts for a new flat, negotiations went positive yesterday
... most certainly related to fire breathing

cheers, Tom

Crikey! Three LFBPO's in the same thread!

Congrats, Marcus

Royston

Congratulations Marcus

And to you Tom for getting papers done