This is a bit of a two parter, aside from your favorite section of the mag', what would you consider to be your favorite article?
Looking past the fact that Pete won't allow me to date his daughter, I'd say, 'Robbo's View,' is my favorite section of the magazine. My favorite article would have to be one by Eric Felix about six years ago. The thing is, I can't remember if it was about burn-out, or just a general apathy in regards to playing. He was boosting one of his 'mates over the phone, and the lecture he gave his friend was every bit as inspirational to me. You can see how important this was to me by seeing how little I remember of it
, but I do recall how it made me feel. It helped me to leave my team I was playing for at the time, make myself happy by playing with who I wanted to, instead of who I felt obligated to. My attitude about everything changed, not just paintball, my entire outlook on life. You may wonder how screwed up a person has to be to have an article in a paintball magazine improve his LIFE, and I'll just say, "pretty screwed up," but it really was an outstanding article to me. Alright, I really don't foresee anyone else admitting to anything as extreme as this, so don't feel bad if PGI hasn't made you a billionaire, or at peace with the world, I'm just curious about where your focus lies inside the magazine.
Take care, all.
Looking past the fact that Pete won't allow me to date his daughter, I'd say, 'Robbo's View,' is my favorite section of the magazine. My favorite article would have to be one by Eric Felix about six years ago. The thing is, I can't remember if it was about burn-out, or just a general apathy in regards to playing. He was boosting one of his 'mates over the phone, and the lecture he gave his friend was every bit as inspirational to me. You can see how important this was to me by seeing how little I remember of it
, but I do recall how it made me feel. It helped me to leave my team I was playing for at the time, make myself happy by playing with who I wanted to, instead of who I felt obligated to. My attitude about everything changed, not just paintball, my entire outlook on life. You may wonder how screwed up a person has to be to have an article in a paintball magazine improve his LIFE, and I'll just say, "pretty screwed up," but it really was an outstanding article to me. Alright, I really don't foresee anyone else admitting to anything as extreme as this, so don't feel bad if PGI hasn't made you a billionaire, or at peace with the world, I'm just curious about where your focus lies inside the magazine.Take care, all.
