pajoube's PT'ers by state

NJBill · Sep 3, 2005

pajoube\'s PT\'ers by state

As some of you may have noticed, I have been around for quite a while. ( only a short time as a PT er )
In my few leisure moments at the store, or in a parking lot, I find a lot of enjoyment just watching people as they do their normal things. I call it post-college education.
I try to get the same enjoyment by reading your Bio's, unfortunately there are a great number of almost total blanks.
You may wish to call me a nosey OLD b----- , that's ok, i still think it is interesting, and sometimes can be very informative even if only to see where you live. That initself is always handy for prospective new PT owners.
Thanks for listening. Bill

bjustice · Sep 3, 2005

Re: pajoube\'s PT\'ers by state

I glad you posted the comments about filling in the profile. Being a newbie, I was just sitting here wondering if I overdid it. It seems to me that there are many reasons to fill in most of the items, since that will allow questions to be answered with better information.

pajoube · Sep 3, 2005

Re: pajoube\'s PT\'ers by state

NJBILL
Your comments are right on the mark. I notice that many of use also need to update our bio's.

BJUSTICE

I notice your a future PT owner, anything we can do to help you speed up the process? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

bjustice · Sep 3, 2005

Re: pajoube\'s PT\'ers by state

Hi Paul. I have read ALL of your posts, and along with everyone else on this forum, have been amazed by the scope of the projects that you have completed. That was no small part of the reasoning process that brought me to the decision that I needed a PT. I just need to get a few of my ducks (funds) in a row, the speed of which will be determined by locating the right used unit(sooner) or buying new(later). I think that either the PT425 or the PT1430 would do all the things I need to do, I just have to find the right combination. I know that you--along with many other owners on the forum have gone thru the same process.