The Good Old Days ??

hubert liverman hubertliverman@bellsouth.net
Thu, 19 Aug 2004 13:36:40 -0500


HI, RicB

"Nostalgia is a fond memory of an imaginary history"

I can not recall the author. I am confident that someone will, and
instantly, indicate that it either attribitutal or a aphorism. Please advise
as to how I can post to Newtonburg, he became a email/phone friend and
Mentor of mine. I have a few 'Newtons' to share. :-). Off Line Is Fine.

Hearty Cheers

Hubert Liverman,

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Brekne" <Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no>
To: "Newtonburg" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 1:00 PM
Subject: The Good Old Days ??


> Hi folks... Ed, Barbara.. and others who recently took up this flag.
>
> I've been here since 1998... maybe late 97... not really sure.  And
> personally I dont buy this romanticised picture of how great things were
> in yesteryears pianotech.  In fact I really dont notice much of a change
> in either content or tone on the whole at all.  When I poped up the
> raging war at the time was one Ed Foote up against one Bill Bremmer.
> And boy did things get nasty.  I got wrapped up in a couple with a few
> people as well for statements and opinions that still have me aghast in
> wonderment as too what brought all that about.  I've watched a select
> agenda oriented types few bully off one person after another for having
> some view or another about pianos they didnt like. Ive seen outbreaks of
> political posts about Clintons presidency by the bushel.  Religion has
> been a regular player all along... and all the posts I've seen through
> the years relating how sick and tired somebody is of all the crap has
> not increased or decreased one bit as far as I can see.
>
> Sorry... I dont buy it. I dont buy that somehow people just 8 years ago
> were fundementally more well behaved then they are now.  What in human
> nature could possible explain such a degenerate evolution ?  I'd like to
> hear some Darwinistic justification .... grin.  No no no... its easy to
> romantisize the good old days... easy to forget the bad and remember the
> good.  But frankly... the only thing I've seen fundementally change here
> in 6 + years  are a few faces.
>
> Cheers
> RicB
>
>
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