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[BobKrause]

Dang, sure got a lot of computer professionals on a forum for a theme park that celebrates the 1880s.

[Ozark Outlaw]

Silver Dollar City's new slogan: The Place for Techies to Unplug!

[okiebluegrass]

I'm thinking that is quite appropriate.

My pastor called me a computer geek in church the other day so I think I need to get away a little more often...

[sdcDave]

I'll throw my hat into the computer techie group as well.  I've been doing computer programming/consulting since 1991.  I actually went to school to be a CPA.  Passed all of the tests and everything but just found computer work to be more exciting.

[KBCraig]

Dang, sure got a lot of computer professionals on a forum for a theme park that celebrates the 1880s.

That's pretty much the entire fan base of the Steampunk movement.

[Duelist]

I'm thinking that is quite appropriate.

My pastor called me a computer geek in church the other day so I think I need to get away a little more often...

Okiebluegrass, you being into computers and being a bluegrass musician reminds me of the joke: How many bluegrass musicians does it take to change a light bulb?  4 - one to change the bulb and 3 to complain that it's electric!   

[Ozark Outlaw]

Haha Duelist, you're not right! Love it!

[okiebluegrass]

Dang new fangled Microphones... 

But seriously, one thing I like about playing  music is that it's the same as it was 100 years ago. I can watch Hee Haw reruns on TV and tell you what chord Buck Owens is playing even though he's been dead for years.

If guitars were like computers, I'd have to learn how to play again every time I got a new one.

[Swoosh]

^Which is why my beginning guitar methods class that I teach isn't overly complicated.