rollerpigeon
Site Moderator
281 posts
May 04, 2005
10:26 PM
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Hello All, "thank you" for your thoughts and ideas. After considering what you had to say in response to my initial question, I agree, I think everyone benefits from an open site even with the controversy that can accompany it.
For the record, I want those to know who will question my decision as a financial one, I continued to take in numerous orders for Ruby Rollers, Fireballs and leg bands, even without the open forums.
I am doing it to support the loyal members and the customers that have contributed to this site and have expressed a desire to have the discussion board opened again.
I personally invite back those that went elsewhere and welcome your thoughts and opinions and graciousness to others on the "All Roller Talk" discussion boards.
With that...WELCOME BACK and FLY ON! Tony Chavarria
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Alan Bliven
128 posts
May 05, 2005
1:49 AM
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One thing I like about this forum is the ease and simplicity in which you can navigate through it.
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Alan
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Bluesman
Pigeon Fancier
33 posts
May 05, 2005
3:44 AM
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I agree Alan.Very easy to find things.Maybe it is because I am more familar with it.
Anyway I am glad to see it open for everyone again.I will pass the word around.
Even tho we don,t all agree on everything we still need each other some time.LOL.Thanks Tony for a Great site.David
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birdman
1 post
May 05, 2005
1:54 PM
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Hey Tony, Can you tell us about the grandparents of the Ruby hen on your homepage? From the picture of the lavender cock it appears that he's carrying blue flecking which is where that hen got her dark coloring from. Very nice looking birds too! Take care,
Russ
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Leo
Member
14 posts
May 05, 2005
2:23 PM
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Hi Russ, Glad your here,Lavender is dilute of black thus, black offspring, On the ground,the lavender is a super spinner.Has any one flown him???...LEO
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birdman
2 posts
May 05, 2005
3:44 PM
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Thanks Leo! I didn't see anywhere mentioned that the lavender ever got any air time either. Maybe Paul can tell us a little about him.
Russ
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Leo
Member
15 posts
May 06, 2005
7:43 AM
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David, you are absolutely correct, I had thoughts of a black 514 cock and a mealy hen i have, They throw me a lavender almost every time,..Signs..of old age???Thanks,Dave ....LEO
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Bluesman
Pigeon Fancier
35 posts
May 06, 2005
10:00 AM
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Leo.Don,t even talk about Old Age.LOL.I knew that someday I was going to get old but I never knew it was going to be this soon.Life sure has a way of passing by.I always tell my kids to enjoy life now because one day they will look in the mirror and wonder who is looking back at them.LOL.
I also tell them I might be getting old but I had a lot of fun getting here.
I think the mind is the first to go.LOL.About the only thing I can remember well is where the coffee pot is.
As I was watching the birds fly today I thought back to all the years that I put other things in place of the Rollers.They have got to be the most relaxing thing there is.
Take Care Friend,David
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Alan Bliven
129 posts
May 06, 2005
2:33 PM
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Tony,
Now that it's open again, beware of Forum Trolls!
I found an interesting article on a website regarding Forum Trolls. I've heard the term used but never knew for sure what they were. Here's the article:
http://curezone.com/forums/troll.asp
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Alan
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Bluesman
Pigeon Fancier
36 posts
May 06, 2005
7:13 PM
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Alan.You will be seeing that a lot now.LOL.Thanks for the link.David
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Alan Bliven
130 posts
May 06, 2005
7:26 PM
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Hopefully Tony will keep the Trolls under control. I like a forum that has a few regulations to keep things sane. Trolls really bug me. You find them in all forums, even some roller people can be Trolls.
You notice in the article the Troll when corrected will cry for his rights of free speech. I've seen that so many times when a member is corrected by the host. Free speech has it's limits in all of society, forums should be no different.
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Alan
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rotti
1 post
May 07, 2005
3:49 AM
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Hey, Tony. Nice to see you opened it back up. Hopefully it will get back to where it was. Thanks for letting those of us with a need to learn and little to spend back in. Don
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