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From: Ray Williams <njraywms@optonline.net>
Subject: Ray Rambling Again
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Good Morning Friends!
There was some posts about OT (Off Topic) discussions here over this pa=
st week. I agree with those that consider this forum an informal gathering=
of numismatists of like interest and it is okay to post off topic discussi=
ons. I consider most here to be my friend, whether we've met of not. If a=
hurricane is passing in your area, I'd like to hear that you and your coin=
s are safe. I enjoy seeing a picture of Clem with his sons fishing. I'd l=
ike to see what many of you look like because we may never meet if you don'=
t attend conventions. A thought I might ask Syd about is to have a biograp=
hy of each of the C4 Officers, along with a picture, over the course of sev=
eral issues of the C4N. If you guys saw my picture, you might wonder if it=
was more likely that I was elected as C4 President for my good looks rathe=
r than for my devotion to C4. <VBG> Some off topic discussions I consider=
uninteresting and I delete them. Then there are a few posts that I wish w=
ere never posted - when we bicker and disparage each other. It's not only =
okay but it's encouraged to disagree with others here... but if an agreeme=
nt can't be arrived upon, then agree to disagree and move on. There is no =
need to question another's IQ or family lineage publicly here. I feel that=
there are many who haven't posted because of the occasional jabs. I would=
love to see people post for the first time. It's okay to ask questions th=
at everyone else might already know - that's how you learn. It's okay to t=
alk about the R-1 VG State Copper you just picked up at a local show. It's=
okay to post that you're the proud uncle of a brand new nephew and you alr=
eady sent Charlie the dues check to enroll him as a new C4 Member <BG>
Yesterday was one of the worst days in my life (definitely in the top 5=
). I looked forward to returning home and losing myself in the chat groups=
. I found posts about a NJ Copper found in the restoration of a house, saw =
a beautiful picture of it and plenty of comments. There were discussions a=
bout the Stack's Ringo II Sale on another group I'm part of. There were th=
ree pictures sent to me of myself and a couple numismatic friends at a dinn=
er we shared recently. A string of discussions about contemporary counterf=
eits was started and there were a number of excellent replies. This is a g=
reat location to get an injection of numismatics and forget about the world=
for a while.=20=20
Well, Diane is in need of the computer so I'll cut my rambling short no=
w. Just have fun out there!
Ray
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Good Morning Friends!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV> <FONT face=Arial size=2>There was some posts about
OT (Off Topic) discussions here over this past week. I agree with those
that consider this forum an informal gathering of numismatists of like interest
and it is okay to post off topic discussions. I consider most here to be
my friend, whether we've met of not. If a hurricane is passing in your
area, I'd like to hear that you and your coins are safe. I enjoy seeing a
picture of Clem with his sons fishing. I'd like to see what many of you
look like because we may never meet if you don't attend conventions. A
thought I might ask Syd about is to have a biography of each of the C4 Officers,
along with a picture, over the course of several issues of the C4N. If you
guys saw my picture, you might wonder if it was more likely that I was elected
as C4 President for my good looks rather than for my devotion to C4.
<VBG> Some off topic discussions I consider uninteresting and I
delete them. Then there are a few posts that I wish were never posted -
when we bicker and disparage each other. It's not only okay but it's
encouraged to disagree with others here... but if an agreement can't be
arrived upon, then agree to disagree and move on. There is no need to
question another's IQ or family lineage publicly here. I feel that there
are many who haven't posted because of the occasional jabs. I would love
to see people post for the first time. It's okay to ask questions that
everyone else might already know - that's how you learn. It's okay to talk
about the R-1 VG State Copper you just picked up at a local show. It's
okay to post that you're the proud uncle of a brand new nephew and you already
sent Charlie the dues check to enroll him as a new C4 Member
<BG></FONT></DIV>
<DIV> <FONT face=Arial size=2>Yesterday was one of the
worst days in my life (definitely in the top 5). I looked forward to
returning home and losing myself in the chat groups. I found posts about a NJ
Copper found in the restoration of a house, saw a beautiful picture of it and
plenty of comments. There were discussions about the Stack's Ringo II Sale
on another group I'm part of. There were three pictures sent to me of
myself and a couple numismatic friends at a dinner we shared recently. A
string of discussions about contemporary counterfeits was started and there were
a number of excellent replies. This is a great location to get an
injection of numismatics and forget about the world for a while.
</FONT></DIV>
<DIV> <FONT face=Arial size=2>Well, Diane is in need of
the computer so I'll cut my rambling short now. Just have fun out
there!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Ray</FONT></DIV>
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