Our Less

Len · 09-09-2005, 08:49

Has anyone seen our Less yet, apart from on here?
Has he calmed down and child out yet?
He seamed to be on-one the other day, hope he's OK.

garinda · 09-09-2005, 09:15

There's more to this story than meets the eye, it's not just about what he said in the thread he started the other day.

He nearly told me then we were interupted. He was going to tell me on MSN but said it was too long winded and he'd tell me over a pint. Sadly I couldn't make it as I was waiting for a lift to Manchester.

I for one miss his pithy wit, and sometimes very succinct summing up of serious issues in a wicked one liner.

I haven't got him held captive by the way, that's just on his birthday!

Hope you are ok mate.

accymel · 09-09-2005, 09:52

Haven't heard from him though i think he maybe taking time out from the group as he was rather upset so he can return to his usual self again

WillowTheWhisp · 09-09-2005, 09:54

Sorry Len, I haven't anything to offer in a positive light. He did sound very disillusioned with AccyWeb in his last post.

mez · 09-09-2005, 09:57

he was ok when i saw him in the stag on wednesday afternoon!

accymel · 09-09-2005, 10:23

Tehehehe Mez well most things are better after a swift pint

Like Willow said its more that he's disillusioned with thing going on at Accyweb at the moment, he'll be back to catch up on things.

Len · 09-09-2005, 11:13

I wonder if it’s a simple case off having too much of a good thing. What I mean by that is, things like work, going out at nights, going to meetings, having hobbies or even participating in Accyweb. etc etc can end up being too much. when you find something you enjoy doing you end up spending day after day, hour after hour participating in what ever it is you enjoy. As a result, the thing you enjoy doing eventually becomes normal, I mean it becomes uninteresting you get fed up of doing the same thing over and over again, such as work, going out, Accyweb etc. and I feel this is completely normal for anyone. I bet at some time we will all reach that point and feel the need for a brake. Let’s just hope that the brake does us some good and we haven’t gone past the point of no return, which would be a shame.

accymel · 09-09-2005, 11:15

Yeh thats all it is Len, im on loads of other forums & i've took time out from them for a bit, it can get too much & too addictive at the same time it can frazzle you out