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Then set a deadline or bust. 3500 Dollars is enough money to build a system for your HD600, vinyl rig and speakers with cash to spare for music. @MoatsArt , you deserve better.

 

@MuppetFace Not really a question, but you went by the username "Kiteki" on HF? If so, I bought my first pair of CK10s based on your review of them, and have been knee deep in this hobby ever since...

 

Hi @MuppetFace ,

If you could build a musical instrument , what would it consist of, and how would it be played?

IM

 

Love it.

Also, the underlying truth to that is that every day that you don't say something makes it harder.

 

Ultimatum so what? When money is involved business decisions follow. That is life.

You deserve good "stuff." You can have my HD600 if necessary. I can afford another one. Just tell me where to send it to.

 

Take care of yourself.

Enjoy life day by day and do your thing. You are my favourite Bruce.

Edit 11-11-2016: quote redacted.

 

@Deep Funk
He probably doesn't want that quote to remain there.

@MoatsArt
Never met you but you seem alright to me, maybe you're just too hard on yourself. No human is perfect.

 

@MoatsArt

Sincere apologies for hijacking @MuppetFace wonderful thread. She is far more wise than I, but damn, asking friends to do stuff for money is such shaky, terraforming ground. It completely changes the dynamics of the relationship. I know hindsight and all but it is important to set some kind of timeline, at least for updates, at the start. I really hope to be wrong but I kind of feel if he was going to be able to do it, there would have been some progress already. I would say that friendship is more important than money. If you push too hard or at the wrong time, it may damage your friendship. If the friendship is more important, you may need to let it go, key Disney Frozen music. If you want your money or your amp more, say to him straight, where is my amp buddy and hope for the best.

Back to lurking.

Good luck.

 

@MuppetFace
If you were given an opportunity to poke a frog, which side would you start with?

 

I recommend the head, then. They make cute head thwapping motions afterwards, like they're trying to fix their hair. <3

 

@%20 Oddity , don't disrespect this place

EDIT: Did not realize you were friends.

 

Two thoughts:

1.Reading Moatsart's post and the responses remind me how supportive people are. Also, I'm really heartened to read that his wife looks out for him. Having a spouse like that is special beyond words. In Buddhism, there's the idea that when you see the blessings in another person's life, you can rejoice and that then their blessing becomes a cause of happiness for you, too. That's how I feel reading people's open-hearted responses. It's a lovely thing.

2. Question for Romy: Have you seen this picture?



Because it's pretty awesome!

 

@Kunlun , beautiful sentiment well expressed!

 

My apologies to @MuppetFace but I know @MoatsArt is following this thread so I want to interject some thoughts here.

Hang in there. Life can become very dark at times. Remember there are people that care deeply about you.

I haven't posted much nor had energy to make and post measurements of late, something I love. My health has been a bit frail for the last 3 months. After a cardiac procedure I was left with a depressed immune system. The pneumonia and bronchitis that followed created a very dark time (six to seven weeks) of sleep deprivation, constant struggling for air, coughing, you get the picture. After 5 weeks of this nonsense one morning at 0200, it seemed hopeless. But listening to my favorite inspirational music helped remind me that if I gave up, those around me would be greatly impacted. I found Alan Parsons I Robot rather appropriate, especially Breakdown. It was time to dredge up the from the darkness. Like a bad burrito it will soon pass. I see the light at the end of the tunnel; maybe you can too.

I repeat, hang in there @MoatsArt.