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Is it time to just quit?

Time to just quit?                      
Buying audio stuff?                             
Posting to an empty house?                          
My gut feeling is no one is posting in the regular 'free' threads. Maybe they all are paying to post? I could not know, since I am way too cheap to pay to just post 'exclusive'.  Being natural paranoid, I think everyone is posting over there, not here?                                       
Then I also just hit my limit on credit card Paypal. Now I have to become "verified' or no Paypal.    
This also happened at a fortuitous moment, when I was starting to overspend...             
So no buying OR selling here for me (unless I am willing to get the Paypal CC. Which I have to think about)So maybe the Universe is telling me "Time to quit".???  
Not quit listening to music, just NOT buying more stuff and NOT posting more gibberish.
elizabeth
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jafant
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stilljim
Welcome back!  Happy Listening!
erik_squires
5,268 posts
 
OP : Maybe you need to DIY something. :) Make your own cables, or a pair of speakers or something.

You like power cords, why not make a couple?
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tomic601
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Stay
please
insider ? Pay ? WTF
i am having way 2 much fun of late
put the NAIM into overcurrent Protection today with the DMM
building some calibration curves for the iPad RTA
waiting for UPS to deliver my analog circuit book and Clapto live in San Diego CD

glad to be alive

aint no u hauls going to heaven

please stay
i always enjoy what you have to say

....
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tostadosunidos
1,096 posts
 
Sounds as if it might be time to take a break for a while.  You'll know when it's time to return.  Give your mind a rest and just enjoy what you've got until then.
skywachr
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Elizabeth I hope you can continue your presence here. I've enjoyed your posts. A thought. What's really exciting to do, at least for me, is find really good vintage equipment in the wild for almost no money at all at thrift stores. The challenge is to assemble amazing systems that approach your keeper one. There are endless combinations. You can give whole amazing systems away to people who want to get into the hobby or sell them for $200 or less to recapture your outlay. The excitement of the hunt and finding things in the wild can be a thrill. You'll also get amazing CDs or LPs on the process. Could be a cure for your ennui. 
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