Not Your Typical Introduction, But Here Goes

qhumberd
qhumberd Administrator, Moderator Posts: 900
edited October 5 in Introductions

I wanted to reintroduce to the forum our longest participating members.

NuCamp is doing some forum stats so we have been diving into the forum history, and here are some tidbits:

There are 17 of you that joined in the first year (2014-2015) that have remained active in the last 12 months on the forum.

Of those 17, THREE have logged on in the last 30 days! In the online world, that is pretty notable.

Those THREE have sign up IDs of 22, 42 and 108 of the entire 16,782 sign ups over the years.

So let me introduce our OG group on the forum:

@atlasb

@jkjenn

@ChrisK

Extra credit if you can place them in the correct order of sign up (22/42 and 108)

12 years these folks could have been doing something else with their time other than hang out here!

Congratulations!

P.S. If you are one of the remaining 14, your can chime in when you next log on…

2019 T@B 400 Boondock Lite towed by 2016 5.7L Toyota Tundra

Comments

  • ChanW
    ChanW Member Posts: 3,168
    edited October 22

    Oh, I imagine I was in there early somewhere back then! I remember being pleased seeing jkJenn was part of the group, cuz she was kind of in my neighborhood! Nice to know she's still active too!

    The only reason I've been less than talkative is that our Tab's been sleeping for the last year or so, waiting for me to have time to replace the floor that rotted out under the shower. Rot was due to a factory 'defect' - when they installed the fresh water filler port, they neglected to attach a hose to the breather port, or otherwise plug it. Whenever I'd fill the freshwater tank, water would go through that breather hole into the wall behind the toilet and down to the floor. I figured it out after a few months or more but didn't realize how much damage had been done with the water sitting down there on the floor under the toilet. (You would think they'd have used treated plywood!) Our Tab S Maxx was built by Little Guy/Pleasant Valley a few years after they'd acquired the company, just as they were introducing the Alde system, and before the Tab split-up.

    Hope to have time (after finishing up painting the house trim!) to get the Tab back together. It's a dear trailer, and doesn't deserve to be sitting there crippled! Hope I can remember how all those wires go back together!

    That's the news from Buffalo!

    Oh, and if have to guess, I'd say that @jkjenn was 22, @atlasb was 42, and @ChrisK was 108.... Yes?

    Chan - near Buffalo NY
    2014 S Maxx
    2011 Tacoma 4cyl ... edit: 2022 Tacoma 6cyl - oh yeah!

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    A_Little_T@b'll_Do_Ya

  • ChrisK
    ChrisK Member Posts: 281

    Who?

    2014 T@b S Max AKA T@dpole
  • qhumberd
    qhumberd Administrator, Moderator Posts: 900

    Oh, and if have to guess, I'd say that @jkjenn was 22, @atlasb was 42, and @ChrisK was 108.... Yes?

    Well I guess that was easier than than I thought it would be. @ChanW was right on target! BTW Chan is a baby compared to them (user ID = 600).

    Still pretty impressed with the number of members that stick around for many years. That is actually a lot of combined knowledge and experience.

    2019 T@B 400 Boondock Lite towed by 2016 5.7L Toyota Tundra