Introducing Myself Here On Dbg, I Like It Already

General Tso

General Tso

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I seem to share a résumé with many other new members here, long time PR member and very long time DB member.  Those forums were great and quite distinct from one another.  But that is the past.  I remember them and their personalities with fondness while at the same time I am so very happy to find DBG.

I've been looking around here tonight and can see that there are plenty of differences that I'll need to become familiar with.  I look forward to doing that and becoming acquainted with the contributors here, striking up some new relationships and possibly reuniting with some of my old contacts.

I'm sure I'll never have the highest post count, I don't get time enough to post as often as I would like, sometimes I just find it relaxing to see the interesting things other people have to say.  But, I do very much enjoy participating in forums like this and I like to think that I have information, experience and insight to offer and I really enjoy exchanging ideas.

So, thanks for being here and for letting me be a part of it all!

GT

 
I actually find this site a lot more kind. Haven't noticed the same level of "know it all" as we often experienced on PR. Regardless--grateful to be here and learn from this forum. Must have looked crazy to see all of us suddenly pour in onto their site. Ha

 
seriously? said:
I actually find this site a lot more kind. Haven't noticed the same level of "know it all" as we often experienced on PR. Regardless--grateful to be here and learn from this forum. Must have looked crazy to see all of us suddenly pour in onto their site. Ha
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There are so many great folks here!

 
Welcome, General Tso! (I love your chicken!)

I was really upset when I thought my time on PR was lost, but then I found this place. There were a handful of familiar faces, initially, and now more just keep pouring in. CatintheHat and others have been making us all feel welcome.

 
happy another PR member (and old DB member) has joined us! i'm growing quite fond of DBG. nice forum & happy that they are accepting of all of us newbies -yet- old-timers. /default_wink.png

 
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