Admiral Spock
22nd June 2004, 02:09 AM
I am Admiral Spock.
I have been using vBulletin as an end user for about three years. I've always wanted to try out vBulletin, and the closest I got was using the vB Wannabe Woltlab BB 1.x. I'll be buying my license in a few weeks. I've been planning on what modifications I'll use (by browsing vB.org as a guest), and I've been browsing vB.com's forums and reading the manual for vB3 and using the admin demo. I'm so excited!
Anyway, I've been using computers for about six years, almost seven. I got into web design in the past four years, and discovered PHP/MySQL scripts about two years ago. I got serious about wanting vBulletin about two years ago as well. :D Let me quote something from my "All I need to know I learned form Star Trek" poster: Having is not as pleasing a thing as wanting. It is not logical but often true.
Interesting?
By the way, for you Star Trek fans: Spock was never an admiral. My username is just an odd name I made up...
I have been using vBulletin as an end user for about three years. I've always wanted to try out vBulletin, and the closest I got was using the vB Wannabe Woltlab BB 1.x. I'll be buying my license in a few weeks. I've been planning on what modifications I'll use (by browsing vB.org as a guest), and I've been browsing vB.com's forums and reading the manual for vB3 and using the admin demo. I'm so excited!
Anyway, I've been using computers for about six years, almost seven. I got into web design in the past four years, and discovered PHP/MySQL scripts about two years ago. I got serious about wanting vBulletin about two years ago as well. :D Let me quote something from my "All I need to know I learned form Star Trek" poster: Having is not as pleasing a thing as wanting. It is not logical but often true.
Interesting?
By the way, for you Star Trek fans: Spock was never an admiral. My username is just an odd name I made up...