Audiophile Anonymous meetings to be held soon

  • Trouble

    Trouble

    ACA Member

    After much introspection and Gestalt thoughts, I believe it is time we have sessions for our addiction.

    I think Audiophile Anonymous would be a perfect way to describe our problem

    For all of those who want to partake in these sessions please write your name below.

    During these sessions we will have no stereo's playing. Just live bands and singers.

    I accept people of all ages and wisdom..

    1  17 Sep 2010  
  • Mikekan

    Mikekan

    ACA Member

    Είμαι ο Μιχάλης και είμαι καλά!

    2  20 Sep 2010  
  • Trouble

    Trouble

    ACA Member

    Mikekan wrote:
    Είμαι ο Μιχάλης και είμαι καλά!

    Ειμαι ο Τονυ και ειμαι μολις 12 λεπτα χωρις μουσικη!!!!!!!!!! Και ειμαι στην κουζινα για τα 11. (χειροκροτημα πλεεζ!)

    3  20 Sep 2010  
  • apokon

    apokon

    ACA Member

    Δεν πάτε καλά

    4  20 Sep 2010  
  • andreasecon

    andreasecon

    ACA Member

    Ειμαι ο Ανδρέας και είμαι καλά (με το νέο Phono !!!)

    5  20 Sep 2010  
  • Manos_Bits

    Manos_Bits

    Chairman Administrator

    andreasecon wrote:
    Ειμαι ο Ανδρέας και είμαι καλά (με το νέο Phono !!!)

    Ποιο ???

    6  20 Sep 2010  
  • Mikekan

    Mikekan

    ACA Member

    Manos_Bits wrote:
    Ποιο ???

    2 ακόμα μήνες στο ΑΑ για την απάντησή σου...

    7  20 Sep 2010  
  • Trouble

    Trouble

    ACA Member

    A twelve-step program is a set of guiding principles outlining a course of action for recovery from addiction, compulsion, or other behavioral problems. Originally proposed by Audiophile Anonymous (AA) as a method of recovery** from spending too much money on music and machines**,[1] the Twelve Steps were first published in the book, Audiophiles Anonymous:

    The Story of How More Than One Hundred Men Have Recovered From Audiophilism in 1939.[2] The method was then adapted and became the foundation of other twelve-step programs such as Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, Co-Dependents Anonymous and Debtors Anonymous.

    As summarized by the American Psychological Association, the process involves the following:

    admitting that one cannot control one's addiction or compulsion; T**his is where we lie to our wives....**
    recognizing a greater power that can give strength; Or a better job!
    examining past errors with the help of a sponsor (experienced member);** Any ACA member will do!**
    making amends for these errors;** This is where we try to stop lying and we try to stop listening and upgrading but we can't**
    learning to live a new life with a new code of behavior; This is where we start to understand that ACA people are the only ones we can trust
    helping others that suffer from the same addictions or compulsions. This is where we help others get addicted because we feel sorry for them!

    8  20 Sep 2010  
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