Wes Phillips back at Stereophile?

[Margaret von B.]

I just visited the website and much to my surprise saw an article by Wes. It
was his departure from Stereophile that started its downfall in my books.
Hopefully he's back as the equipment editor as well. I may subscribe again
if this trend continues.

Cheers,

Margaret

[Lionel]

Margaret von B. a écrit :
> I just visited the website and much to my surprise saw an article by Wes. It
> was his departure from Stereophile that started its downfall in my books.

Have you written some "books" Maggy ?

(If yes, I understand now why Dave Weil also thinks that he
is a writter).

;-)

[dave weil]

On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 22:16:30 +0200, Lionel >
wrote:

>If yes, I understand now why Dave Weil also thinks that he
>is a writter

[Lionel]

"8hz" dave wrote :

> On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 22:16:30 +0200, Lionel >
> wrote:
>
>
>>If yes, I understand now why Dave Weil also thinks that he
>>is a writter

It's not a magic mantra Dave...

:-D

[tcassette]

At least he spelled "mantra" correctly.
"Lionel" > wrote in message
...
> "8hz" dave wrote :
>
>> On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 22:16:30 +0200, Lionel >
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>If yes, I understand now why Dave Weil also thinks that he is a writter
>
> It's not a magic mantra Dave...
>
> :-D

[Lionel]

tcassette a écrit :

> At least he spelled "mantra" correctly.

Thank you for your kind encouragement. :-)

[Howard Ferstler]

"Margaret von B." wrote:
>
> I just visited the website and much to my surprise saw an article by Wes. It
> was his departure from Stereophile that started its downfall in my books.

I am sure there is much more to it than that.

May the sliding "downfall" continue right into the pit.

Howard Ferstler

[George M. Middius]

Brother Horace the Lonesome wishes for company.

> May the sliding "downfall" continue right into the pit.

Much as you'd like to see the staff of Stereophile rolling around in the
mud and slime with you, that scenario is very unlikely to occur. Even if
those guys weren't smarter than you, and better educated and much more
assiduous, they have something you'll never have: class. And don't ask how
much it costs or where to buy it, Clerkie.

[Margaret von B.]

"George M. Middius" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Brother Horace the Lonesome wishes for company.
>
>> May the sliding "downfall" continue right into the pit.
>
> Much as you'd like to see the staff of Stereophile rolling around in the
> mud and slime with you, that scenario is very unlikely to occur. Even if
> those guys weren't smarter than you, and better educated and much more
> assiduous, they have something you'll never have: class. And don't ask how
> much it costs or where to buy it, Clerkie.
>

George,

He lives in a manufactured house, remember? Give him a break. His qualities
may come in handy when he fights for the week old loaves of sourdough at the
local dump :-)

Cheers,

Margaret

[Howard Ferstler]

"George M. Middius" wrote:
>
> Brother Horace the Lonesome wishes for company.
>
> > May the sliding "downfall" continue right into the pit.
>
> Much as you'd like to see the staff of Stereophile rolling around in the
> mud and slime with you,

Actually, I would rather see them selling pencils at the bus
station.

Howard Ferstler

[George M. Middius]

Brother Horace the Entrepreneurial whined:

> > Brother Horace the Lonesome wishes for company.
> >
> > > May the sliding "downfall" continue right into the pit.
> >
> > Much as you'd like to see the staff of Stereophile rolling around in the
> > mud and slime with you,
>
> Actually, I would rather see them selling pencils at the bus
> station.

Like I said, wishing for company.....