Pop on over any time, Don!

I've tried YOURS... killer piece of kit, but, just like mine, it ain't perfect!

None of them are! They are like women.

ho ho ho I have tried his and mine is defiantly better than his, Don it was wide open for it, like a hole in one , drive a bus through sideways. Anyway I am going over to see Col on Saturday if I really feel like I need another hole in the head I will takes some dots plays his KB and remember the bad old days, you got to have a laugh at someone's expense on the last day of 13. I just seen on the news they pulled a 17 year old boy out of the Manchester Ship Canal drowned, been out for a drink with his friends last Saturday,his mum and dad will remember 2013, get things into perspective, I don't really give a toss about who's got what KB and you all know that. I have more things to worry about.

Happy new year All of you

Tony

You take care what you say old lad, if your Doris gets your password you are brown bread.

A few random thoughts, not directly related with this thread:
1- Choosing a keyboard is like choosing a car or a photographic camera or a cell phone or a wrist watch: it tells something about our own personality and our likes and dislikes (for example what kind of music we tend to play). Hence the negative reaction to criticism of any kind: ("How dare you criticize who I am??")
2- Criticism is more accepted when it comes from someone who owns the same keyboard (or the same make, at least), because in this case is also self-directed ("Look the mistake I made!"). Besides, sharing a common destiny establish a bond of some sort ("We are all in the same boat, aren't we?").
3- There are different ways to convey a negative judgement (see? I didn't even use the word "criticism" here!) A good idea is -like always- to sugarcoat it with an introductory phrase like: "It's a fantastic piece of gear; pity that...".
4- The least accepted kind of criticism is the one that looks or sounds like a mockery: "How could you buy that piece of sh@t? What a dumbass you are! Everybody knows that it has the "X" defect!" This last kind of remark can arouse homicide instincts (no kidding!) and -at the very least- end a friendship.

That was a very elegant way to state the facts, my friend, and I for one, have always appreciated your candor and sincerity in matters such as these.

Thank you very much Andrea. You are true gentleman and a scholar,

Gary

The ALWAYS classy Andrea ...

Great post, Dreamer...I am in total agreement with what you have said.

Ian

Thank you my friends: your words mean a lot to me

Andrea ... Wishing you and yours a Happy, Healthy, and Blessed New Year, free from strife, and full of smiles ...
i tuoi amici Lydia e Antonio ...