Beepster
That is complete and utter nonsense. I mentioned this in regards to the "10,000 hour" rule in another recent thread.
 
If you are doing something wrong, no matter how long you do it, you will still be doing it wrong.
 
You, my annoyingly obtuse friend, are doing it wrong.

You see, that was the central core by which all my posts in this topic revolved around.  You thought that I was being some troll or something.  But you were mistaken.  I might still be doing it wrong, but it is still significantly better than the average non-talented child or lay person because that all goes back to my cleaning analogue.  I might not have had 10,000 hours of training, but I did a better job than the average sweeping scrubber in my cleaning analogue and that is what qualifies my voices as talent and great works of art.  
 
You and others just have a much higher standard which is the reason why you see my voices as having no talent at all and just plain awful.  But if you were to set your standard lower, then you will be able to appreciate the works of art that these voices truly are.  If you always have high expectations in life, then how can you ever appreciate the good value of things life has to offer you?

Fershure, but I'm currently just sitting on my d*ck while concocting my next IRL evil scheme so I figure I might as well waste as much of his time as I can in the meantime.
 
Also, sometimes it's nice to have a punching bag you don't feel guilty about punching.
 
And of course someone will likely report me for being an arsehole which generally gets the hosts looking at the silliness leading to numbnuts like this getting dealt with. Keeps me from actually using the "Report" option which I never use because I'm a hardened street kid who still feels weird about "snitching".
 
I'm almost ready to offer up my services as a forum "bouncer" (not a "host") if everyone else is too shy/libertarian to deal with blatant forum abuse. I really don't want that though.

It's 'analogy' not 'analogue'.
 
The first part of either is exactly right.

SuperMarioGamer
If you always have high expectations in life, then how can you ever appreciate the good value of things life has to offer you?

You have absolutely NO clue who you are talking to, pally-o.
 
I thrived and made my bones in the ugly, chaotic filth of the street level art/music scene. I appreciate sh*t. Completely ridiculous, noisy, smelly, nonsensical sh*t. I am a connoiseur of rottenness.
 
There is absolutely nothing of value to anything you have posted or posited here. You even suck at trolling.

Beepster

SuperMarioGamer
If you always have high expectations in life, then how can you ever appreciate the good value of things life has to offer you?

You have absolutely NO clue who you are talking to, pally-o.
 
I thrived and made my bones in the ugly, chaotic filth of the street level art/music scene. I appreciate sh*t. Completely ridiculous, noisy, smelly, nonsensical sh*t. I am a connoiseur of rottenness.
 
There is absolutely nothing of value to anything you have posted or posited here. You even suck at trolling.

You honestly don't believe me when I say that I put effort into those voices just like the amount of effort that a scrubber put forth into making a good cleaning job?  Why would it be necessary for this scrubber to have 10,000 hours of making a virtually perfect cleaning job?  Don't you find yourself complimenting people who have done good cleaning jobs even though they did not have 10,000 hours worth of practice at cleaning?  This is the standard I think you should go by when judging my voices.  Any lower standard would be absurd, but I think this standard is well justified to go by.

SuperMarioGamer
 
 
  But if you were to set your standard lower, then you will be able to appreciate the works of art that these voices truly are.  If you always have high expectations in life, then how can you ever appreciate the good value of things life has to offer you?

Now we're getting to the nuts & bolts of your thinking/talent.......everyone needs to have super low expectations (waaay below mediocrity) in order for you to look good?
With that kind of so called 'thinking', anything and everything is a work of art (depending on how low you want to go).
 
Anyway, now that you've finally set the bar for yourself.......this certainly must be EPIC.
  

Mesh

SuperMarioGamer
 
 
  But if you were to set your standard lower, then you will be able to appreciate the works of art that these voices truly are.  If you always have high expectations in life, then how can you ever appreciate the good value of things life has to offer you?

Now we're getting to the nuts & bolts of your thinking/talent.......everyone needs to have super low expectations (waaay below mediocrity) in order for you to look good?
With that kind of so called 'thinking', anything and everything is a work of art (depending on how low you want to go).
 
Anyway, now that you've finally set the bar for yourself.......this certainly must be EPIC.
  

Read my previous post.  I do set a limit on how low the standard is.  It is a standard that I point out which I think is well justified to go by.

I used to be a glorified janitor... and yes, you can completely f*ck up a cleaning job even if you spend 10,000 hours cleaning the same room. I'd say even more so the longer you "clean" if you don't know WTH you are doing.
 
I quite literally used to have to scrub years worth of improper cleaning away to get work areas ACTUALLY clean. Not just surfaces where feces and other filth had merely been spread around contaminating everything.
 
Your "analogue" (lulz) is flawed.

Beepster
I used to be a glorified janitor... and yes, you can completely f*ck up a cleaning job even if you spend 10,000 hours cleaning the same room. I'd say even more so the longer you "clean" if you don't know WTH you are doing.
 
I quite literally used to have to scrub years worth of improper cleaning away to get work areas ACTUALLY clean. Not just surfaces where feces and other filth had merely been spread around contaminating everything.
 
Your "analogue" (lulz) is flawed.

But here again, you are going by a professional standard.  The standard I go by would be a basic standard.  One that is set not too low and not too high.  In other words, right in the middle.  It would be a standard where any normal average person would be able to look at the job you have done and would think that it was a good job.  It would be the standard that my mother or father would have.  If I put effort into cleaning a certain room which would be a better effort put forth than the lazy sweeping scrubber in my cleaning analogy, then that was a good job to them.

I'm actually learning new things in this thread.  Like that hidden, evil side of James I've never noticed before.