Which is greater? [Poll]

[Thujone]

I noticed that my post count is somewhat near what I have spent on flashlights and just thought that it may be an interesting topic on where your spending matches up with your post count.

 

[binky]

Re: Which is greater?

It started a long time ago with an 8nx as the first "real" flashlight and from that point on there's been no way to catch up.

 

[TigerhawkT3]

Yikes... my USD count is great than my post count my over 45%!

 

[Trashman]

*cough* My spendage is greater than my postage.

 

[RA40]

About even here.

 

[270winchester]

 

[CLHC]

Hmmm. . .:thinking:

 

[Morelite]

Way over my post count.

 

[bombelman]

:lolsign:


Even I think ? But could be more too ! :sick2:

Great hobby still ! :thumbsup:

 

[Fallingwater]

Post count, many times. Thankfully.

 

[karlthev]

Over my post count--by too much to count!!!!


Karl

 

[d123]

I would have to post 24/7 for quite some time to catch up with what I have spent.

 

[nerdgineer]

talk is cheap, and so am I ....

 

[thesurefire]

Good question..... USD spend, but I tend to only keep the ones I fall in love with.

 

[45/70]

This is kinda silly. I mean, the amount you spend on lights, that's significant. Post count doesn't really mean much of anything.

My USD in lights is abut 15 times my post count. See what I mean? :naughty:

Dave

 

[carrot]

Hmm, I think my post count is higher but I'm afraid to add up the numbers.

 

[Thujone]

Seems like it is somewhat of a water line to benchmark the health of your light hobby... If you have a high post count you obviously have a high interest in the hobby, but if you have a high post count yet your spending blows it out of the water... Then maybe you need to seek some help

 

[PhantomPhoton]

I exceeded my current post count by the time I was 18 years of age. By now I have no idea how many thousands I've sunk into lights over the years.

 

[The_LED_Museum]

My post count is higher; though I've probably spent at least several thousand dollars on flashlights, lasers, and other things that blink, glow, or otherwise emit visible radiation over the last seven or so years...this does ***NOT*** count products sent by manufacturers and retailers for evaluation purposes..if I did count that, then it would be a fairly close game here.