Rain

jamesg1213
Looks like the 'colly jolly mustafeel' guy, again. He's had several user names, but the gist of the threads is usually the same (although I can't read this one). I'm guessing he was talking in a very confused manner about composing music in his head, for a computer game?

I seem to remember at least one similar thread too - I also seem to recall a member using Zelda as part of his name.
 
Basically one long post exploring depression, inhibitions, the joy of cruelty, Hitler and so much more... 
 

 
I remember commenting on that, it was his first post and was really long,,,, I mean really long. Too long to read, so I said most folks generally say " Hi, I'm (insert name) and I play (insert instrument) and I'm new here....
 
 

Every paragraph was like deja vu...all over again;-)

Quite a novel wasn't it?
 
In the suggested standard unit of measurement for forum posts length, the Danzi (+/-250 words), I'd say it must have been at least 5 or 6 Danzis long...
 
But not a tenth as relevant or interesting as the posts by the guy after who the suggested standard is named. 

The Danzi...LOL

There's some bug in the forum software that allows you to post on the thread even though you can't read the original post or select the last posted reply. It is an undead thread (TM) Er, I mean, I , ah I imagine that must be how it works.

Rain
Quite a novel wasn't it?
 
In the suggested standard unit of measurement for forum posts length, the Danzi (+/-250 words), I'd say it must have been at least 5 or 6 Danzis long...
 
But not a tenth as relevant or interesting as the posts by the guy after who the suggested standard is named. 

 

 
So, if 5/6 Danzis is a Colly Jolly, how many Danzis to a Mosh ?

Hang on. I have to convert to Bobby's in order to calculate that. Usually, I prefer to convert Danzi's to Yep's. 
 
I think it's because I found the metric system to be too predictable.

I find the metronome system even more predictable.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
But not as predictable as my bad puns.. 

Metrognomes surprise me. I mean, you expect to see them standing in a garden. It's a little disconcerting to see them on the train. 
 
I've always felt that there's something that's not right about them. They just seem "off." Early on, I'd say something about that but my drum teacher would just tell me to stop complaining and stay in tempo. I'd mutter something like, "If I played jazz, tempo would be irrelevant." He wasn't amused. I think he might have been part gnome.

I remember when our good old USA tried converting to the metric system - for about two weeks.
 
We have other strengths, it seems......
 
Bob Bone