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We are getting closer and closer
To what you ask?
Well to have the bragging rights to the largest group of shopsmith users.
The yahoo sight has been the largest and has been around for a lot of years but now things are getting close. The latest numbers as a just a short time ago was this forum 5065 members and the yahoo group 5123.
Any bets on when we over take them?
Ed
Well to have the bragging rights to the largest group of shopsmith users.
The yahoo sight has been the largest and has been around for a lot of years but now things are getting close. The latest numbers as a just a short time ago was this forum 5065 members and the yahoo group 5123.
Any bets on when we over take them?
Ed
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I going with 21 days from today....11-13-09 at 8:46 am. I'll bet my greenie on it......NOT!!!reible wrote:To what you ask?
Well to have the bragging rights to the largest group of shopsmith users.
The yahoo sight has been the largest and has been around for a lot of years but now things are getting close. The latest numbers as a just a short time ago was this forum 5065 members and the yahoo group 5123.
Any bets on when we over take them?
Ed
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Too bad more of "us" are knot more active!!! I think it will be a bit longer then mickyd; I am going with "around" Christmas time.reible wrote:To what you ask?
Well to have the bragging rights to the largest group of shopsmith users.
The yahoo sight has been the largest and has been around for a lot of years but now things are getting close. The latest numbers as a just a short time ago was this forum 5065 members and the yahoo group 5123.
Any bets on when we over take them?
Ed
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Although I agree with All the above re bigger, and more active, I have difficulty with the YAHOO group due to it's TOO much activity, and the delay in your posts getting out. For those reasons, I rarely post to it!mickyd wrote:Ah...but you don't know the mathematical model I used to come up with my prediction!!!
I think your 'mathematical model' is called the SWAG method(that is a QC/QA term!:D ). Simple or Stupid, take yer pick!:eek:
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one of the not so active crowd
Well,
I am one of the not so active ones here. I do lurk alot though. I keep learning more and more from this forum. I have not been able to contribute much as I am still trying to get my new show together, and I have really not produced anything in quite a while. Now with winter knocking on the door it may be still more time. I do hope to have all of my walls insulated and covered by the end of next month. At that point I can start getting stuff off the floor and on the wall so I can see what I have and have better access.
I am one of the not so active ones here. I do lurk alot though. I keep learning more and more from this forum. I have not been able to contribute much as I am still trying to get my new show together, and I have really not produced anything in quite a while. Now with winter knocking on the door it may be still more time. I do hope to have all of my walls insulated and covered by the end of next month. At that point I can start getting stuff off the floor and on the wall so I can see what I have and have better access.
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[quote="iclark"]probably by people that have bull shit, more shit, and/or piled higher and deeper (aka piled hip deep) degrees.]
I did not know there was a degree for hipness no matter how deep it is piled!.
I did not know there was a degree for hipness no matter how deep it is piled!.
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I assure you it wasn't a SWAG. I can't tell you my method....yet. I will however make you eat crow on 11-13-09. (You can consider the crow an early birthday present.)JPG40504 wrote:Although I agree with ....
I think your 'mathematical model' is called the SWAG method(that is a QC/QA term!:D ). Simple or Stupid, take yer pick!:eek:
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