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187(V)URD@ · 10th August 2005, 13:10

hehe Jort , I need to watch my back when you're on the road

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I am already doing the same thing as you do, studying , gf & having fun and once and a while oc a bit.

10th August 2005, 15:25

you'll be back, or at least stick around for sure. I'm not an active poster here anymore, but I check the forum at least daily.

like lazyman said, when I quit the HW madness and quit gaming (except for an occasional LAN party) I got other interests. I've tried lockpicking for a good while. I got into photography too. for over a year I'm into an anime (and related manga/games) frenzy and it looks it'll dure for a while. I'm learning japanese, too.

this hobby doesn't cost me anything after all, while hardware is not

jmke · 10th August 2005, 15:33

Quote:

Originally posted by TeuS
I've tried lockpicking for a good while.

or you could try not stealing things for a living

Sidney · 10th August 2005, 15:50

Guys,
This hobby consists of many areas, not just having the latest and greatest and fastest CPU, boards, graphic cards and memory.

O/S guru
Office apps master
Data management
Java for games
C++ for manufacturing apps
Home security

I could name hell a lot more. We all get old; let's "grow" together with age and knowledge. And, when you come back, you will be a better person yet.

10th August 2005, 16:07

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke

or you could try not stealing things for a living

why spend three years of training on something if you can just use a crowbar, drill or electric device that does it?

lockpicking is an art as much as it is a skill and a hobby

jmke · 10th August 2005, 16:49

I was joking of course

people across the street have their own "lock picking" firm, they earn they money by hard work, but are skilled at what they do and get fair rewards too; their kid always had the latest toys

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10th August 2005, 15:50	#44
Sidney [M] Reviewer Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,739	Guys, This hobby consists of many areas, not just having the latest and greatest and fastest CPU, boards, graphic cards and memory. O/S guru Office apps master Data management Java for games C++ for manufacturing apps Home security I could name hell a lot more. We all get old; let's "grow" together with age and knowledge. And, when you come back, you will be a better person yet. __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

10th August 2005, 16:49	#46
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,423	I was joking of course people across the street have their own "lock picking" firm, they earn they money by hard work, but are skilled at what they do and get fair rewards too; their kid always had the latest toys __________________

10th August 2005, 15:25	#42
TeuS Posts: n/a	you'll be back, or at least stick around for sure. I'm not an active poster here anymore, but I check the forum at least daily. like lazyman said, when I quit the HW madness and quit gaming (except for an occasional LAN party) I got other interests. I've tried lockpicking for a good while. I got into photography too. for over a year I'm into an anime (and related manga/games) frenzy and it looks it'll dure for a while. I'm learning japanese, too. this hobby doesn't cost me anything after all, while hardware is not