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count

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count was the nickname my first teacher gave me back in the early 80's. (before internet handles) My name is Jeff, but people still call me count.

Such a broad forum here, it may take a few weeks to find my way around.:lurk:

I've been training CMA since the late 70's with a smattering of a few other things. Mostly with one teacher in Los Angeles. I see some familiar faces here, and I'm looking forward to getting to know a few more.:cheers:
 
:asian: Welcome to MT!

Take your time reading throught the threads and feel free to comment as you like. I hope you enjoy your experience here. I am looking forward to your future submissions.
 
Greetings and Welcome to MT..I too was called Count in my younger days, old CB radio handle...
 
Welcoma and happy posting and yes we have a great forum here and it does take a while to get around.
 
Welcome Jeff! I grew up in Chicago & moved to LA 4 years ago. I'm not sure I'm goin' back. A whole less snow to shovel, here:ultracool
 
Thanks for the Welcome guys.

Drac,
You must be an old guy like me.:ultracool I've got people down Akron way.

Iceman,
Do the words rhichter scale mean anything to you? :ultracool

Nice to meet you people, hope to see some good posts.
 
Welcome to MT! One of the reasons I like this site is the size of it. THere is always something to read or post about
 
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