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Good News Everyon......Whoops! Excuse my momentary lysdexia ! (apologies to any person or persons who may indeed suffer from this frustrating and often debilitating condition).

Not everyone celebrates this recently controversial-ized holiday, but everybody can find something they are thankful for. One of the things I am thankful for, is this DIY community.

T H A N K Y O U!

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[He mentioned a contest, right]

Let us know something you are glad about your life, even if for life itself, and you'll be entered to win $50 PedalPCB gift code!

Here's the blah blah blah part...feel free to watch All My Circuits instead.....

Entries must be made prior to Sun, Nov 28 11:59pm ET ...a pulse is required to enter. Batteries are not included, see store for details, check your local listings for dates and showtimes, skateboarding is NOT a crime, and Have A Wonderful Weekend!

Thanks for reading!
 
I am thankful for all of you! All of you nut jobs that come up with some of the coolest builds and take the time to share and talk about them. I really am truly grateful for anyone who takes the time to watch my videos, it really means the world to me and of course our gracious host!

ProfessorPoopyPedalPanorama aka @PedalPCB

…..and my family too, sometimes.
 
I am beyond thankful for this forum. So much knowledge is shared here, its awesome. I really enjoy seeing everyone’s builds and watching them improve over time. Thankful for all the new YouTube channels I’ve heard about here as well. Enjoy Turkey day everyone.
 
Ditto on the previous comments. Seriously, this little corner of the internet has been great and I’m happy to be a part of it. Also, a special thanks to my wife for putting up with me, the hours I’ve spent at my workbench over a soldering iron, and the loud Marshall flavored noise that permeates my entire house.
 
I'm thankful that my daughter makes me dance around in my pajamas most mornings, something I never thought I'd be doing (or needed). My wife for being amazing and taking care of me while my arm was recovering and just overall being an awesome, supportive, and non-judgemental partner in life.

I'm also very thankful for this hobby and you folks as well. It has been a very long time since I have felt any kind of drive or inspiration to do something for myself. There's something really very zen I find about building pedals.

And then being able to share it with all of you nerds who help to teach and inspire me to be better at something than I was yesterday, it's the gin in my vermouth. I missed that feeling from my life and hardly knew it was missing, so thanks for that.
 
I'm thankful to be amongst people I think have many of the same values as me

I'm thankful in general this is a non political space although I don't mind people expressing views from time to time

I'm thankful my parents didn't call me Gertrude but wished they'd called me Dude or Sir Blade or something a wee bit cooler than Billy

More than anything I'm thankful on occasion somebody actually gets my infantile jokes (and spits their coffee all over the place)
 
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Beyond the obvious things (family, health, ppcb community) I'm thankful for herb stuffing. I don't cram it in the bird so it's technically dressing though. Grrrraaaaaaaavyyyyy. I hope all you 'mericans enjoy the holiday and to the rest of you, HAPPY THURSDAY! If I had extra pie is share it with y'all.
 
I'm thankful for all the good things I've been fortunate to come into my life, like my wife, friends, career, and hobbies.

I'm really grateful for all of you too--it really boosts the enjoyment of this hobby to share and discuss it with such a supportive community.

Happy Thanksgiving to all you in the US, and happy Thursday to our friends worldwide!
 
I have a lot to be thankful for; the best friends in the world, the best parents ever, many opportunities and privilege, and much to look forward to in life.

A lot has been said here about this forum and I feel the same. I’m am so thankful for this hobby, and how it has brought me to this space where we work together and support each other above and beyond.

I particularly appreciate how the forum has grown to be so much more than a troubleshooting place or subreddit style thing. People like @fig host awesome giveaways, people like @Chuck D. Bones offer incredible insights on circuits and design, and many of us create and participate in different threads to socialize and share. Each and every one of you make this forum what it is, and it is a helpful, fun, and welcoming community centered around the hobby we love.

Thank you especially to @PedalPCB for creating the forum!
 
I am thankful for my family and my job, both of which afford me ample opportunity to live a great life and have awesome hobbies and experiences.

Not everyone has both, nor are they in balance. In this moment of my life and career I’ve found both, without having to sacrifice much. And I’m in a really good place for the first time in a very long time.

Also thanks to all of you for helping me troubleshoot my builds and giving me ideas and inspiration!

Warmly,

Zach
 
I'm really thankful for this place and this community, as it helped keeping me sane in the past 2 years. It's great to see the camaraderie, the help that a lot of you provide, and the general support for everybody's projects.
You guys rock!

I'm also thankful for my family who support me and are and endless well of love and laughter. I'm grateful for the person who makes me laugh the most (my 4-year-old), and the person who makes me work on being a better person by reflecting who I am (my 7-years-old, who's so much like me in many ways), and my partner who's basically holding this household together.
 
I’m thankful for this hobby which is becoming a part time job and hopefully a full time job at some point. It has led me here and everyone here is cool as a cucumber. Love to help people even if it’s the same damn mistake over and over again haha.

My life took a complete nose dive at the start of the year and I lost pretty much everything but my mind and music so I give thanks to this community and all involved most of all (beyond my family of course).
 
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