Somewhat in the mode of #12, I feel the need to move on and make a permanent break with AAC. It's been a great experience but all good things come to an end.

So, to quote a well known movie line :
"Good morning, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!"

 

Hope to meet you soon somewhere else tnk!

 

Good buy t_n_k! Thank you for making AAC a more interesting place! I hope to meet you again under more pleasant circumstances.

All the best,
Georacer

 

A moderator did not approve of my duplicate farewell post and hence had deleted it.

Farewell all. It was nice knowing you all.

 

Will miss both of you. Hope to see you around here or somewhere else sometime. Good luck to both of you.

 

Farewell, t_n_k, you will be missed!

 

A moderator did not approve of my duplicate farewell post and hence had deleted it.

Farewell all. It was nice knowing you all.

Good bye, MrChips. Thanks for all the help you gave to me, and to this community.
I sincerely hope your departure is not a permanent one, but rather just a (possibly long) break

 

Being here is always a mixture of gratification and frustration. Each person has to decide when the balance isn't working for them. Sometimes a vacation is in order. Sometimes you just grow into different interests.

 

One can only hope TNK and MRCHIPS are going on sabbatical and will return re-energized. I know it's a hard decision to walk away from a forum that your blood, sweat, and tears had help on it's way to zenith.

It's members like you, in the trenches daily, that made AAC thrive, make no mistake about it.

 

Good bye, MrChips.

I don't suppose you have read the book or seen the film?

and t_n_k what will I do now there is no one to pick up my silly arithmetic errors in the maths forum?

 

I don't suppose you have read the book or seen the film?

I saw the film, many years ago. Great movie. It immediately came to mind when I wrote that sentence. I think the most recent version as done by Peter O'toole, and the original film was done in the 1930's. ?
Didn't know there was a book, though... now you've made me curious and I might read it one of these days.

 

It's quite a small easy to read book, but a real classic

 

Sorry to see you guys leave but I can't make you stay..