I am going to not be a memeber any more

fishman13 · 09-07-2012, 6:00 AM

I seem to not know what I am doing aparently to most people here on the forum. Buyers say that the fish they purchase are hybrids or something, Some or most say that my facts are wrong. I just dont think I should be a part of this forum anymore due to my lack of knowledge and experiance. I am sorry if what I have told members here on the forum was wrong. I am sorry if I made deals with people that you were misled or ripped of. I dont try to rip people off in fact I try and rip my self off on deals to make it favor you. I will more than likely by the end of school today no longer be part of CCA out of my own free will.

Rasta Fish · 09-07-2012, 9:34 AM

Your being too hard on yourself.

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I just dont think I should be a part of this forum anymore due to my lack of knowledge and experience

you can gain the experience and knowledge here if you want.
But if you feel that way then you have the choice to do what you want
good luck!

Spine · 09-07-2012, 10:57 AM

Cameron,I don't think you should leave the club. I say reconsider before leaving. I would be happy to answerer any questions you have,feel free to pm me with fish questions anytime. I enjoyed talking to you and your family at the meeting I hope you decide to stay!

chriscoli · 09-07-2012, 12:57 PM

Cameron, you are leaving for precisely the reason you should stay. Forums and clubs like this are for learning. Ask thoughtful questions, participate in collegial discussion, and enjoy your successes with your fellow fish geeks. Even if you have experience with fish, there's always someone out there who has done it longer, better, or more creatively. Sit back and learn from them. There's a lot of great information on this forum!

dogofwar · 09-07-2012, 12:59 PM

Couldn't have said it better, Christine!

Matt

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Originally Posted by chriscoli

Cameron, you are leaving for precisely the reason you should stay. Forums and clubs like this are for learning. Ask thoughtful questions, participate in collegial discussion, and enjoy your successes with your fellow fish geeks. Even if you have experience with fish, there's always someone out there who has done it longer, better, or more creatively. Sit back and learn from them. There's a lot of great information on this forum!

jonclark96 · 09-07-2012, 1:04 PM

I gotta agree with what others have said, Cameron. Being a member of the club is a great opportunity for you to learn from the experience of others. I've been keeping fish for longer than I'd care to admit and I still learn new things through the folks I have met in the club.

dogofwar · 09-07-2012, 1:13 PM

And where else would you receive such sage relationship (and body ornamentation) advice?

Matt

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Originally Posted by jonclark96

I gotta agree with what others have said, Cameron. Being a member of the club is a great opportunity for you to learn from the experience of others. I've been keeping fish for longer than I'd care to admit and I still learn new things through the folks I have met in the club.

Tony · 09-07-2012, 1:44 PM

Cameron - PM sent.

MHMoro · 09-07-2012, 1:58 PM

Please, don't feel like that, we are humans and make mistakes. The important thing is to learn from those mistakes and become a more experience, better "fish geek". Besides, where else are you going to meet all the wonderful people from CCA?.

Manuel

Avatar · 09-07-2012, 5:21 PM

Cameron-

Lighten up. We weren't always as cool as we are now (except for Pat). Bill used to stutter before he became auctioneer, Tony was so shy he used to spend half of meetings hiding in his van, Chris(icoli) couldn't tell a mag drive from a bio-wheel, Matt drooled relentlessly, Rachel was an aloof seven-figure fashion model and Holly was such an elitist she wouldn't even look at or talk to anyone that didn't have four legs. I of course have always been a couple points just short of perfect in every way (except for the seizures and the Tourette's Syndrome thing - the medication really helps), but the point is we're all full of beans, though they're mostly good beans and definitely semi-aquatic. Mostly just a bunch of wanna-be modern-day marine mammals which sort of makes us all kin, so stick around. Besides, the fine print in your membership doesn't allow for premature defection unless you donate everything you own that's fish related to Francine (just a little perk that comes with being CCA CINC).

See you tomorrow.

Samuel