Why Don’t You Post Your System on Your Profile?

I think there should be a section highlighting pictures of homes and cars for all those people who have Noteworthy Systems, and others too who are inclined to share they're lifestyles.  

We’ll call it lifestyles of the well to do and famous audiophiles.

Architectural digest never shows pictures of hi-fi systems.

@emergingsoul 

Your idea counters what I value.  I value posting systems in reference to questions and advice given.  I don’t want there to be an elite and I don’t care to see your stable of cars.  I posted this question because I had thought that many were intimidated by the high value systems.  I was hoping that this thread would help people to understand the value of posting their system and encourage members to look to the educational and communication value of posting vs looking at this as who has bragging rights.  Someone on this board is the wealthiest and someone is the poorest and I don’t care who these folks might be.

@linnvolk 

I really like your setup, looks very inviting. Did you triamp your speakers?

@nonoise 

Why are you so miserable? Wait, I know, you see pics of all these fantastic systems built by audio fanatics and you got nothing...

If I were you I guess I would be miserable. In all fairness though you don't behave like a 12 year old, more like a misguided old soul that wishes he had a SOA 9.3.8 immersive surround system with a 120 inch 4K screen like mine and is just envious. 

@kota1 

Like I said before....massive projection from an overachieving 12 yr old more interested in his shrine and how it measures than anything else. 

Miserable? Try annoyed at your spastic utterances that come out of left field. I've moved on like I would with any tool and then you pop up and spout off all over again. It's like you've entered your second childhood and are going through your oral, anal, phallic, latent and genital stages all over again, and all at once.

"Look mommy, I made poopie in the toilet. Aren't you proud of me?" Freud is laughing it up somewhere, wishing he could rewrite some of his findings.

All the best,
Nonoise