Well, as a fellow physician, I must agree to some of it
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Let me help with the 12 steps..
1) Admit you have a stereo
2) Admit you will never be happy until you own X
3) You will only be happy once you buy X for a little while
4) Buy X when you can, not when you want
5) Audio anonymous has no corporate affiliation, and promotes no audio gear
6) Members of AA must only use usernames, no passwords.
7) You always will want better, so buy it when you can (or when the wife lets you)
8) You always will have a friend with a better stereo dont sweat it
9) All stereos do play music, so learn to deal with what you have
10) All music lovers appreciate music over systems
11) Im running really light here, so I wont even try on this one
12) Never let your friends/acquaintances let you listen to their system when it is clearly superior to yours
OK, obviously this was done as a spoof. I hope none of my friends or anyone else in a 12 step program feels offended, as I really didnt try to do that.
Ken and Lola
Let me help with the 12 steps..
1) Admit you have a stereo
2) Admit you will never be happy until you own X
3) You will only be happy once you buy X for a little while
4) Buy X when you can, not when you want
5) Audio anonymous has no corporate affiliation, and promotes no audio gear
6) Members of AA must only use usernames, no passwords.
7) You always will want better, so buy it when you can (or when the wife lets you)
8) You always will have a friend with a better stereo dont sweat it
9) All stereos do play music, so learn to deal with what you have
10) All music lovers appreciate music over systems
11) Im running really light here, so I wont even try on this one
12) Never let your friends/acquaintances let you listen to their system when it is clearly superior to yours
OK, obviously this was done as a spoof. I hope none of my friends or anyone else in a 12 step program feels offended, as I really didnt try to do that.
Ken and Lola