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4th February 2005, 03:32 PM #1
Lurkers
There's 29 members logged on at the moment, some of them well known names, and we're all sitting back waiting for someone to say something we can pounce on. Lurkers be dammed, vultures. :eek:
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4th February 2005, 03:40 PM #2
The lurkers nearly always outnumber the members.
I can only recall a couple of times that it's been the other way.
Even a lot of the logged on members rarely post. So does that make them virtual lurkers :confused:
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4th February 2005, 03:41 PM #3
How's your Friday arvo going brother Mite?
It is a puzzle why they don't become members. If they have a question they can ask it or perhaps they could help someone with an answer.
They could just tell us they have become new members. I don't recall seeing anyone new not welcomed.
Come on lurkers, let us welcome you.- Wood Borer
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4th February 2005, 03:57 PM #4Originally Posted by Wood Borer
Is a Wood Borer and insect technically? I think so... we sort of have a bit of a club going really don't we??? Or is there an entomoligical elitism between the sap suckers and the blood suckers?
Perhaps that's why they don't become members??
I lurked seriously for a couple of years as I currently do on a couple of other fora, I had no particular reason to join but eventually got sucke....er felt I could contribute something, the timing of which also coincided with the connection of broadband at the Home of the Biting Midge. I couldnt' have stood the pain of dial-up and this forum!!
They could just tell us they have become new members. I don't recall seeing anyone new not welcomed.
Come on lurkers, let us welcome you.
But no you are right.....come on down, we need new jokes!
cheers,
P
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4th February 2005, 04:03 PM #5Originally Posted by Wood Borer
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4th February 2005, 04:07 PM #6Originally Posted by Wood Borer
Oh! all clever mathematicians speak backward.
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4th February 2005, 04:09 PM #7Originally Posted by Wongo
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4th February 2005, 04:11 PM #8
Termite will have to agree of course but the way I see it, there is no great void between blood suckers and sap suckers, so yes we can be sap brothers.
I get into dead timber a bit, are you into corpses? I guess if you bite my head off on that one, I will have trouble feeling my nec.- Wood Borer
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4th February 2005, 04:23 PM #9Originally Posted by Wood Borer
I hope that nec is not as in necro :eek:
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4th February 2005, 05:15 PM #10Deceased
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Originally Posted by bitingmidge
There I was having a great day, early this morning I bought a 50 metres roll 100mm 320grit sandpaper for $ 15 then worked in the shop building some new shelves to store my sandpaper collection and I come and look what you guys been up to and you have to spoil it by reminding me of Seppo Joe.
What a turn of for the weekend. :eek:
Peter.
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4th February 2005, 06:56 PM #11
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4th February 2005, 07:31 PM #12
Most of the un-registered "lurkers" are usually search engine "bots" following up queries .
Which in-turn lead to hopefully OTHER new members.I try and do new things twice.. the first time to see if I can do it.. the second time to see if I like it
Kev
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4th February 2005, 07:32 PM #13Registered
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I lurked for 12 months before I joined up.
Sorry now aint ya?????
Al
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4th February 2005, 07:32 PM #14
I can understand the lurkers lurking on the peripherie of this world renowned and highly prestigeous forum.
I too was guiltyof lurking before taking the plunge The thought of communicating with people of such high intelect, epertise and experience is truly daunting for a newbie.
Will i be accepted, will people listen to me, can i really contribute, to a group where gay reparti, wit, wisdom, warmth and comradeship abounds are questions that ran through my mind for several days before I eventually took the plunge and shed my lurker cloak forever.
Since joining I have been accepted, Ive been enlightened, ive been educated in world affairs, politics, the finer elements of woodcraft, been constantly amazed by the depth of knowledge amongst the founder members,have been driven to bigger and better things and above all, feel I have found some really wonderful people.
I would like to thank all the members of North American Woodworkers Society for taking me on Board.
beejay1
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4th February 2005, 07:39 PM #15Registered
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Originally Posted by beejay1
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