Has his Drago-ness really left the building (again)? If so...?

[theclaud]

A Double Back Dummy-Ramrod with Offstage Clarkson Variation and Pouting Roundoff. Fluffed the dismount slightly, but that's to be expected at this level. 6.9

 

[Salty seadog]

To be fair it was not a flounce. He aired his views on his blog without mentioning this place and it wasn't him who linked to his blog either.

 

[theclaud]

There's more than one way to twirl a petticoat.

 

[nickyboy]

Why the obsession? There have been, to me, some much more interesting leavers who haven't warranted a mention, let alone six pages of genuflection

I do miss @John the Monkey film and beer reviews for example :-(

 

[FishFright]

Why the obsession? There have been, to me, some much more interesting leavers who haven't warranted a mention, let alone six pages of genuflection

I do miss @John the Monkey film and beer reviews for example :-(

Because its Drago and not some background noise.

 

[nickyboy]

Because its Drago and not some background noise.

QED

 

[Pale Rider]

Why the obsession? There have been, to me, some much more interesting leavers who haven't warranted a mention, let alone six pages of genuflection

I do miss @John the Monkey film and beer reviews for example :-(

Obsession might be a bit strong, but interest in departure is always going to be related to post count.

Drago made 32,000+ posts in a relatively short time.

In the last year or two he was probably the forum's most frequent poster, or in the top three or four.

There's bound to be comment when one of those big beasts leaves.

 

[vickster]

I hadn’t noticed until this thread...

 

[mjr]

Why the obsession? There have been, to me, some much more interesting leavers who haven't warranted a mention, let alone six pages of genuflection

I just went searching for a certain example to disprove that and it doesn't seem to be available any more. Ironically, I did find a previous 16-page Drago exit discussion but it's locked.

 

[ChrisV]

Obsession might be a bit strong, but interest in departure is always going to be related to post count.

Drago made 32,000+ posts in a relatively short time.

In the last year or two he was probably the forum's most frequent poster, or in the top three or four.

There's bound to be comment when one of those big beasts leaves.

Do people feel that such high frequency of posting is impressive, or rather points towards an unhealthy addiction to technology and an empty life?

 

[potsy]

Why the obsession? There have been, to me, some much more interesting leavers who haven't warranted a mention, let alone six pages of genuflection

I do miss @John the Monkey film and beer reviews for example :-(

There is one much more prolific poster that I wouldn't miss one bit if he flounces off.
Drago was interesting and could be quite amusing, not sure if his cry wolf routine will work a 2nd (or is it 3rd) time though

 

[swee'pea99]

Do people feel that such high frequency of posting is impressive, or rather points towards an unhealthy addiction to technology and an empty life?

Is 'neither' an acceptable answer?

 

[jowwy]

what blog post??

 

[Glow worm]

what blog post??

There's a link to the blog above in message 69 if you want to look at it (and can face reading the word 'I' about a thousand times a paragraph).

 

[mjr]

There's a link to the blog above in message 69

@Fnaar!