Sick Rick

[Fred]

Discursive Rock/Electronic/Orchestral/More

http://www.myspace.com/richardakarickyjmusicmyspace
http://www.purevolume.com/richarderwin

[fiveironfrenzy]

In the words of Randy Jackson: "I Aint Feelin' It Dawg"

[Dr. M]

We're all so pleased to hear your engaging, well-reasoned feedback.

[Dave]

[quote="fiveironfrenzy"]Not to be a jerk but, I almost commited suicide after hearing that.[/quote]
I wish you would have.

[Whatev]

[quote="Dave"][quote="fiveironfrenzy"]Not to be a jerk but, I almost commited suicide after hearing that.[/quote]
I wish you would have.[/quote]

That's a real nice thing to say to someone....real nice....

[Dave]

Oh I'm sorry...

[Nikmis]

Dave knows where he is at all times. He knows this because he knows where he isn't. By subtracting where he is from where he isn't, or where he isn't from where he is (whichever is greater), he obtains a difference, or deviation. The synthpop superstar uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive himself from a position where he is to a position where he isn't, and arriving at a position where he wasn't, he now is. Consequently, the position where he is, is now the position that he wasn't, and it follows that the position that he was, is now the position that he isn't.

In the event that the position that he is in is not the position that he wasn't, Radio Way has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where he is, and where he wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the brain. However, he must also know where he was.

The scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information Dave has obtained, he is not sure just where he is. However, he is sure where he isn't, within reason, and he knows where he was. He now subtracts where he should be from where he wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where he shouldn't be, and where he was, he is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.

[charis]

so basically... dave makes the rules?

[Dr. M]

[quote="Whatev"][quote="Dave"][quote="fiveironfrenzy"]Not to be a jerk but, I almost commited suicide after hearing that.[/quote]
I wish you would have.[/quote]

That's a real nice thing to say to someone....real nice....[/quote]

So was fif's. Funny you had nothing to say about that.

[Kris Avalon]

[quote="Dr. M"]

So was fif's. Funny you had nothing to say about that.[/quote]

I agree with Dr. M 100%. All personal attacks are unnecessary, but that kid definitely threw the first stone in this case.

[Whatev]

[quote="Kris Avalon"][quote="Dr. M"]

So was fif's. Funny you had nothing to say about that.[/quote]

I agree with Dr. M 100%. All personal attacks are unnecessary, but that kid definitely threw the first stone in this case.[/quote]

Dave wrote me a PM and pointed that out to me. Here's what I wrote him:

"I think it's just more about the fact that saying "kill yourself" is a bit much. Sure, you can say whatever you please, but I don't know....I just thought that comment was over the top.

Also, I didn't know the link posted was by a musician. I thought it was just some band everyone liked or something. In that case, I can see your point. He might've just wanted to give a "cool" response to fit in. In any event, I don't support anyone saying to anyone else, "kill yourself"."

In other words, I don't support FIF or Dave saying "kill yourself" and I don't think 2 wrongs make a right, either. Simply put, both acted like idiots.

[fiveironfrenzy]

Sorry for acting like an idiot everyone.

[Dave]

Meh, he deserved it.

[Nikmis]

I, for one, value FIF's insightful opinion. He really has a handle on the human experience

[charis]

just don't give up.

[kidwhocracked]

Well, he might be right. I've never really had negative feedback, and I probably needed it. If my music's bad he's allowed to say so. My picture's pretty bad too, actually, on the Purevolume.