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#266215 - 06/16/09 07:39 AM
Keyfeel ?........
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#266224 - 06/18/09 07:48 AM
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I thought it was rather amusing. I think we should lighten up, as I don't think any malice was intended.
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#266228 - 06/18/09 08:40 AM
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Registered: 09/09/02
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Loc: Florida, USA
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Good Grief! Tall, Short, Fat, Skinny, White, Black, Blue.....who cares?
What matters..or should matter here,...is the purpose of Cass's eJam. And yes... CIVILITY should matter. Any comment that purposely singles out a member for the purpose of hurting that person or making them feel bad just for the sake of showing superiority, has no place here, IMO.
I'm loving the music and hope we can stick to the matter at hand.
Eddie
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#266229 - 06/18/09 08:46 AM
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Originally posted by btweengigs: Good Grief! Tall, Short, Fat, Skinny, White, Black, Blue.....who cares?
That's right Eddie, but it sure seems to matter to some people.
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#266230 - 06/18/09 10:42 AM
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Registered: 01/02/04
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Loc: Lexington, Ky, USA
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Diki is English and driven by his own private agenda. He used to really bother me, until I focused on his intellect, musical knowledge and typical English sense of humor.
I'd cut him some slack, and at the same time, suggest that he consider looking at how his posts are received in the vaccume that all internet interchanges operate in.
Understand, he is a full-time musician, competing with lots of others out there; some pretty cutthroat, and you have to be pretty aggressive to be successful under those conditions.
This week, I had the chance to meet and visit Chas and Dave. I liked them both before seeing them and understand and like them more now. It appeared from some of the early posts that Chas rubbed a few here the wrong way at first, but, I'm telling you, I never met a finer, smarter or more accomplished, socially responsible person.
I'd like to visit with Diki. I believe it would be a pleasant, informative experience.
He cares about the subjects he talks about and is articulate in the technical aspects of his contributions; he just has a funny and, some believe, a negative, somewhat offensive way of going about it.
I just wade throught the BS and pluck the few "jems" you always find if you really read what he says.
It occurs to me that, in the past, I might have been considerably more aggressive/offensive and "in your face".
Now, I'm too "old and tired" to put out that much effort.
Let's admit it...the "giant organ" deal was funny as hell!
Russ (old age is a bitch) Lay
[This message has been edited by captain Russ (edited 06-19-2009).]
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#266239 - 06/19/09 06:58 PM
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Registered: 11/04/03
Posts: 541
Loc: Australia
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Well I thought it was very entertaining. It's all been done before (everyone remembers that scene in the Tom Hanks Movie "Big") but they obviously had a great time playing (and filming) this - good fun! I thought Diki's comment was funny. Predictable of course - but predictable in the "Carry On" spirit of things (Diki knows what I mean by this reference ) sexual double entendres are a quintessentially British thing, and I find no harm in it, maybe others aren't as used to this style of humour/comment. Diki, I think you have actually improved slightly in your comments and attitude to people on the Synthzone forums, though I do still stand by what I've said re you being majorly responsible for much of the malice/negativity/arguments here. It's hard to disagree with much of what Russ said, and well said it was too. I would add though, that despite the fact that what Diki says is (mostly) in jest, or just his "style", he nevertheless knows what hurt it CAN cause if taken the wrong way - he's not silly. That makes this behaviour just as wrong in my view - you can all cite "freedom of speech" etc but words that hurt, or taken as such, are still what they are: words that CAN hurt.
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#266246 - 06/20/09 11:38 AM
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Registered: 04/25/05
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Loc: NW Florida
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Originally posted by pasadoble: You see Diki that was a test of your supposed sense of humour in all things but you fell straight into the trap...the Dick thing was said in humour but you bit straight away...now I'm the one laughing and I'm not so sad now....here's some more humour.....lets you and I play a pantaomime horse...I'l go at the front and you can just be yourself at the back Possibly it is just from you being English, Pasadoble, but maybe you don't realize that calling someone a 'dick' over here in the US is NOT as humorous (as I found out after I got here with my name already chosen ), but usually an insult and taunt. SOMETIMES, when used by two people that like each other, it can be considered just friendly sparring. You and I hardly qualify for that. It would be like me calling you a wanker. If we were friends, maybe it would qualify as humor. But in this current situation, I have NO doubt were I to address you as such, you would take my meaning seriously. So much for YOUR sense of humor, eh? No doubt, though, at the rear of your pantomime horse, I will at least finally see the part of you that you are usually talking out of. Now, wasn't THAT funny, you wanker...?
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#266247 - 06/21/09 12:00 AM
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Registered: 11/30/01
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Loc: Portsmouth, England.UK
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I'll have to meet up with you one day Diki...you sound like a likeable person..perhaps a bit hot headed and spiteful but you certainly put a smile on my face...take care mate... Originally posted by Diki: Possibly it is just from you being English, Pasadoble, but maybe you don't realize that calling someone a 'dick' over here in the US is NOT as humorous (as I found out after I got here with my name already chosen ), but usually an insult and taunt. SOMETIMES, when used by two people that like each other, it can be considered just friendly sparring. You and I hardly qualify for that. It would be like me calling you a wanker. If we were friends, maybe it would qualify as humor. But in this current situation, I have NO doubt were I to address you as such, you would take my meaning seriously.
So much for YOUR sense of humor, eh?
No doubt, though, at the rear of your pantomime horse, I will at least finally see the part of you that you are usually talking out of. Now, wasn't THAT funny, you wanker...?
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#266248 - 06/22/09 09:34 AM
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Registered: 08/22/04
Posts: 1457
Loc: Athens, Greece
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Psychology for the masses....
Some scientists actually conducted an experiment, (saw it on a TV program) and measured the "perceived force" or something like that...
They had 2 people standing face to face, and instructed the first one to lightly slap the other, and they somehow measured the force delivered in the slap. Then they instructed the second one to slap the first with exactly the same force as the slap he received, and they also measured that.
Guess what, the second guy's response had more force than the slap he received, but he did not realise that, he thought he just responded with force comparable to what he received.
To cut a long story short, each guy in succession, hit the other with ever increasing force.
Now re-read the thread from the beginning and you'll see what I mean.
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#266249 - 06/22/09 01:50 PM
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Registered: 11/30/01
Posts: 218
Loc: Portsmouth, England.UK
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Nicely put Trident...I let him have his slap and stopped it there as I would have knocked him out with my next slap, I'm not really the guy he wants to mess with, he's a figther behind his keyboard ! PC one that is not a musical one, a brave man knows when to call a truce , a fool does not know when to stop. Here's me...lets see a picture of the fool. Originally posted by trident: Psychology for the masses....
Some scientists actually conducted an experiment, (saw it on a TV program) and measured the "perceived force" or something like that...
They had 2 people standing face to face, and instructed the first one to lightly slap the other, and they somehow measured the force delivered in the slap. Then they instructed the second one to slap the first with exactly the same force as the slap he received, and they also measured that.
Guess what, the second guy's response had more force than the slap he received, but he did not realise that, he thought he just responded with force comparable to what he received.
To cut a long story short, each guy in succession, hit the other with ever increasing force.
Now re-read the thread from the beginning and you'll see what I mean.
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