I'm probably going to alienate myself here with this, but what the hell, I'm wearing my flame-retardant under-roos today...
I've had an account here for 3 years, and had another account years before that but forgot it, so created a new one. I *was* very active on the old CCB. While I've been virtually silent here until very recently, I've been an active member of, and an admin or moderator of, a LOT of forums over the last couple of decades, everything from billiards to marketing to gaming to IT to poker. It's not at ALL uncommon for people to post "I just did X" or "I just bought Y." It happens like nearly every day on a busy forum. I don't understand the need to criticize the OP here -- as some others have said, if it doesn't interest you, don't read it. To be snarky to the OP here is a sure-fire way to turn off new members, and at many of the forums I ran or belonged to, was behavior worthy of a stern warning and a ban for continued offense.I thought young gamer geeks were bad with their elitist attitudes, but frankly I'm seeing some presumably much older folks here giving them a run for their money.
And another thing that simultaneously amuses and frustrates me. There is no such thing as "freedom of speech" in a private setting, such as a privately owned forum, a club, a private sector employer, etc. That people often bring it up in situations like this always boggles my mind. The Constitution and Bill of Rights doesn't apply to AzBilliards or any other privately-owned venue. Common courtesy should, however.