Peter McCormack appreciation thread!

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Peter McCormack appreciation thread!

Post by xsubs »

We had a similar thread, awhile back, and I thought it about time to do it again!

I have only been posting here for ~9 months or so. In that time, I have grown to enjoy the community. A community of people, sharing a passion for all things RICKENBACKER! I have learned much, and met many nice people along the way... none of these things would have been possible without Peter's efforts.

Thanks, Peter... for all that you do! Your efforts do not go unnoticed.

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Post by 86kubicki »

Peter is indeed "The Man"! Let's all go to New Brunswick to thank him in person!
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The first Rickenbacker site I found so many years ago, and the one that always appears to possess the most civil tone. Coincidence? I think not!
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Post by simer4001 »

A thankless job for sure...so I thank you Peter.
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Post by charlyg »

Peter who??????? {:^) JIC he needed a smile today..


Thanks!!!
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Post by bigbajo60 »

Hip-hip...

HOORAY! (x3)

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Post by tennis_nick »

He's in New-Brunswick? Hell I'm in Moncton! Why haven't we jammed yet????
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Thanks for everything, Peter!
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Post by jingle_jangle »

Peter is The Man. Labour of Love, indeed.

A zillion thanks.
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Post by soundmasterg »

Peter's been at this awhile with this site, and I for one really appreciate it! Thanks Peter!
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Post by bob_the_bass »

What can I say? All the above & more - cheers Peter!
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Post by squirefan01 »

I still try other forums but nothing compares. Thanks Peter!!
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Post by dswp »

Peter is the man!!!

I hope that Peter is coming to SoCal this year as so I can buy him a drink or two (or 10).
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Post by SixtyFour »

Many,many thanks, ...Sir Peter!
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Post by kcole4001 »

'Forum' and 'civil' are not often used in the same sentence, but Peter makes it all come together (and stay together) here.

And then there are the seemingly 'little things' like: new sections, archives, the registry, etc. involving who knows how many hours of unpaid labor.

Peter, thanks for having the patience of a saint & the heart big enough to keep all this going!

We truly need more people like you in this world.
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