Why you be frontin' Cap'n G?

PanzerFaust · Post by **PanzerFaust** » Friday Oct 06, 2006

YankeeRose wrote:Any way, just WHO is it that posted 2 more misspelled words? Ha ha.

I give up... Who?

YankeeRose · Post by **YankeeRose** » Saturday Oct 07, 2006

PanzerFaust wrote: Huh? You been watchin' this guy???

HaHa...

YankeeRose wrote:Any way, just WHO is it that posted 2 more misspelled words? Ha ha.

PanzerFaust wrote:I give up... Who?

Wasn't me.

FretBored · Post by **FretBored** » Saturday Oct 07, 2006

Capt. Grammar wrote:Hurricanes, but good sir, a spell check program would not be reinforcing good grammar technique. Do you feel as though you should play each and every gig with a click track? A spell check is much like using a metronome to keep time instead of developing one's own internal time.

Hey! I thought you where a radio head shrink?

We sure could use some self-examination around here. Stop with the correcting of language and start helping with our mental issues!

FretBored · Post by **FretBored** » Saturday Oct 07, 2006

It was Freud's belief that much of human thinking occurs in the part of the mind he termed the "subconscious."

He held that the unconscious sexual drives of infancy and early childhood help shape personality.

Hummmm???

bassist_25 · Post by **bassist_25** » Sunday Oct 08, 2006

While I'm not an advocate of most psycho-dynamic theories (due to their lack of empirical proof and inability to be falsified), I think that Erickson had the most complete psycho-dynamic theory. Freud's theory didn't take into account important social factors and stated that personality was developed at much too early of an age. Erickson's theory focused on both sexual and social development and personality was a lifelong development. Though I think that Karen Horney also had a pretty good theory when it comes to neurotic personalities.

I'm not sure which school of psychology Captain Grammar comes from, but my guess is that he's a behaviorist.