Happy Solstice from the winter shaman, Lord of the Reindeer. May
your snow always be bloody from the kill.
-- Peter Hughes (ravenart@pacbell.net), December 24, 2001.
"Happy Holidays!"greenspun.com : LUSENET : Leica Photography : One Thread |
Just a short note to say to everyone on this forum, "HAPPY HOLIDAYS!"This site is really one of my simple pleasures, and I am so glad it will continue.
To Tony, thank you sir for your outstanding oversight, and even temperament. This is the best forum on the net!
To Mr. Greenspun, thank you sir for allowing this forum to live on. My understanding is that this will be at some expense to yourself. This gesture is not without the appreciation of all of the participants.
To all of the people that post here often, thank you for the education, the examples, the corroboration, and yes, even the friendly disagreements. I learn something here everyday.
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year to ALL. Good luck and good fortune in all of your pursuits in 2002.
Al
PS...Not to slight anyone, (this is a global forum), if your belief system does not recognize the western holidays, then have a great 2002 and good luck in your future endeavors.
-- Al Smith (smith58@msn.com), December 22, 2001
A wonderful message from one of our real forum leaders. Many thanks, Al!
Happy Holidays to Everyone!
-- Tony Rowlett (rowlett@alaska.net), December 22, 2001.
Hello TONY,thanks for this wonderful forum you are moderating. In handling the A. W.- issue recently you really delivered a masterpiece of www- psychology. We out here are rally appreciating your efforts and we are still learning to become as tolerant as our moderator.
All the best for the coming x-mas holidays and the New-LEICA-Year to all of you..
Good shooting
-- K. G. Wolf (k.g.wolf@web.de), December 22, 2001.
Yes indeed, Merry Christmas everyone and here's to some more wond-alf- ly enjoyable debate (and argument!) in 2002.
-- Giles Poilu (giles@monpoilu.icom43.net), December 22, 2001.
-- sam smith (Ruy_Lopez@hotmail.com), December 22, 2001.
Oops, it might be a good idea if I inserted a message before posting.HAPPY HOLIDAYS everyone.
In the year I have been visiting this forum it has been a sorce of enjoyment for me. Thank you Tony for your hard work.
-- sam smith (Ruy_Lopez@hotmail.com), December 22, 2001.
Same player shoots again:Dammit, Al, you keep on saying everything I wanted to day, but you're always faster than I am.
Tony, you're he best moderator I've ever seen. Thank you for all of your work here, which certainly has even more to do than with Leica itself.
I wish you both and everybody else here a really nice Christmas and a truly good upcoming year. Keep on loving your Leica stuff, but stay healthy, too!
Mike
-- Michael Kastner (kastner@zedat.fu-berlin.de), December 22, 2001.
Ditto for me, Tony.We love ya!
Thanks for everything.
-- Steve Hoffman (shoffman2@socal.rr.con), December 22, 2001.
Definitely this is the most civilized forum out there. Thanks to Tony and all those posters (me included) who, through thick or thin seem to forgive and forget. Happy Yule to all and a blessed New Year (why can I figure out how to do all the fancy fonts and such I see on this site).
-- Bob Todrick (bobtodrick@yahoo.com), December 22, 2001.
Happy Solstice and New year everyone! Emile
-- Emile de Leon (knightpeople@msn.com), December 22, 2001.
Tony, thank you very, very much for working so hard in creating this forum and making it the uniquely pleasant community it has become!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS and a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!
-- Mani Sitaraman (bindumani@pacific.net.sg), December 22, 2001.
Dear Tony R, Philip G and all participants of Leica Photography Forum, regardless of your religion, political biases, and camera- system preferences, here's wishing you a happy, productive and prosperous 2002!
-- Hoyin Lee (leehoyin@hutchcity.com), December 23, 2001.
To Tony and everyone in the forum, have a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. Here's wishing that 2002 will be a better year for all.
-- Fred Sun (redsky3@yahoo.com), December 23, 2001.
This forum is fun, informative, quirky, good humoured (mostly), and well worthwhile. Long may it continue. Best wishes to all for a gentler New Year.
-- David Killick (Dalex@inet.net.nz), December 23, 2001.
Whatg is there left to say? Have a happy and safe holiday season, everyone. May we all put into practice in 2002 the lessons we have learnt in 2001.
-- Ray Moth (ray_moth@yahoo.com), December 24, 2001.
Happy Holidays and may the photo saints be generous with many happy snaps for next year!
-- ray tai (razerx@netvigator.com), December 24, 2001.
Happy Solstice from the winter shaman, Lord of the Reindeer. May your snow always be bloody from the kill.
-- Peter Hughes (ravenart@pacbell.net), December 24, 2001.
Merry Christmas to everyone in this forum; to Tony and Greenspun family my most sinceres thankīs for your time eford and a lot of things I for sure donīt know that keep this place going.Merry Christmas and happy New Year (with red letters and flashing ligths and nice blur background)
-- r watson (al1231234@hotmail.com), December 24, 2001.
Ooops! I just forgot; and specialy to Al Smith for introdicing me to this fabulous forum!
-- r watson (al1231234@hotmail.com), December 24, 2001.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all the unseen Leica friends on this forum, regardless of your religion, race, creed, nationality, etc. May we all enjoy peace, health, happiness, and prosperity in the coming year with no recurrences in anyone's land such as we had on Sept 11. LB
-- Luther Berry (lberrytx@aol.com), December 24, 2001.
Happy Christmas and New Year to everyone. I look forward to another year on-line with such a stimulating and entertaining bunch of people.
-- rob (rob@robertappleby.com), December 25, 2001.
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year to everyone!Special thanks to Al for starting this thread, Tony for his ongoing contribution to this site and to Phillip Greenspun for his continuing support! And, thanks to everyone that participates with this site and makes it such a great place to visit!!!
Ken Prager
-- Ken Prager (pragerproperties@worldnet.att.net), December 25, 2001.