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The Musician Forums => Guitar Central => Topic started by: jimy james on July 07, 2009, 10:43:40 PM
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got news from a fellow forumite that Doc Rick was rushed to the hospital last night... mejo grabe daw lagay... pls pray for him. a fellow biker, fender dude, family man & an axe slinger. Doc knows his gears. Let's all pray for Doc Rick' s speedy recovery. Pati na rin kay Tolits. God Bless!
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Wasn't Doc stationed in Afghanistan?
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retired na si Doc Rick. He's living here in Pampanga w/ his family...
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Di kami close ni Doc but I see him around sa LP club thread and always have this on his comments.
"Be well,
Doc"
I hope he gets through this and get well. Let's pray for him.
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doc be well, i'll buy back my epiphone super strat...i miss that guitar....
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First off, Doc Rick is NOT USAF. :-D . He's special forces, hence Army. :-D.
Kakatakot lang baka hoax na naman. We were trading text messages after the so-called "he died" affair.
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First off, Doc Rick is NOT USAF. :-D . He's special forces, hence Army. :-D.
Ups, my bad. Special forces, as in counter insurgency, behind enemy lines/commando, "kill them all, take no prisoners" bad ass soldier? Chuck Norris/Steven Segal type? Isn't he a surgeon? kinda like MASH?
Kakatakot lang baka hoax na naman. We were trading text messages after the so-called "he died" affair.
got the info fm gitarakista27, a close friend of Doc Ric. Happened last night according to him... this time, I think it's our turn to say: Be Well, Doc.
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well, true or untrue..let's just say a prayer for him, after all he is one of us here...
yeah...be well, doc Rick...hope to see you soon here again :-)
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He was an enlistedman, served in Vietnam, got to go to college with the GI bill and made his way through medicine after retiring as Master Seargent in the Green Berets.
Darn we were supposed to meet when he got back from Afghanistan...oh darn. :-(
Kakatakot lang baka hoax na naman. We were trading text messages after the so-called "he died" affair.
got the info fm gitarakista27, a close friend of Doc Ric. Happened last night according to him... this time, I think it's our turn to say: Be Well, Doc.
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Hope he gets well soon in case the news is true, been a while since i read a post from him here in PM. Get well soon Doc.
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Hi folks,
First thanks for all of your thoughts and prayers.
Second, I guess I will fill you in on what's going on and the real reason why I am not in Afghanistan anymore, nor will I be able to return there.
I did indeed spend 20 years in the US Army. I was NOT Special Forces when I was in Vietnam. I did my first 3 year tour as a paratrooper. I was at first an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division at Camp Eagle, which was just outside of the town of Phu Bai, Republic of South Vietnam. When the 101st left Vietnam in November of 1971, I still had time on my tour and I was reassigned to the Division Recon Company, 1st Cavalry Division, located at Bien Hoa. I fought in the Easter Offensive of 1972 as well as the Battle of An Loc the same year.
During my tour there, I received several "blast" injuries. Those can be caused by a bomb, or by an incoming mortar round that sends you flying. The main thing is you can't hear crap for awhile, get blood coming out of your ears, and have a concussion injury. I was NOT a hero guys. I went there, did my job, got my Combat Infantryman's Badge, left there and went to Special Forces in 1973 where I spent the next 17 years. During that time, I served all over the world, and I also spent 3 years in El Salvador. I spent 3 years in the Philippines also, as well as 4 years in Korea and two years on Okinawa. I had very little stateside time.
In September of 1990, I was in a military freefall competition. When I pulled, my chute opened fine, but, I could not reach the toggle lines, which control the parachute. They were tangled up in the risers and suspension lines. After 500 jumps, this was the first incident I ever had. The only thing I could do was to try and pull myself up to the toggle lines and untangle them - but this is all while you are descending too. Well, this caused my parachute to partially collapse and I fell about 100 feet with basically a bunch of tangled up crap over my head. I was knocked unconscious, flown by medivac helicopter to Rhode Island Trauma Center where I was diagnosed with a Brain Contusion. After that injury, I started to have "space out" episodes. I didn't know about them and everyone else thought it was funny. I would just go ODS (Out deah somewhea).
I retired in 1991, went to med school, somehow made it through, and I did in fact become a neuro-psychiatrist and neuro sugeon. When I joined the list, I was working here in the Philippines, doing humanitarian work. As some of you know, well I know that BAMF and a couple of others know, when I was home in the states for Christmas in 2006, I was blasting down the road on my Harley and a little old lady turned left in front of me.
Well, that cleaned my clock folks and I was in a coma for 29 days. I had massive head injuries and a broken neck as well as nerve damage to my left side. Somehow I survived it. I also survived cancer during this same basic time frame.
However, some bad things came out of that. One, well, I can't play guitar like I used to. I used to be a major shredder, but I don't have any sensation in the fingers of my left hand, so those days are over. I'm trying now to be a good rythym guitarist. I also lost my ability to do surgeries of any kind, and it also left me with full blown epilepsy.
The medications controlled my epilepsy quite well for a few years. I experienced no difficulties on my first 3 rotations to Afghanistan. However this last trip, we had to take a physical. They discovered that I had adult onset diabetes. That right there, made me lose my job, because I became insulin dependent. Once I became Insulin dependent, the seizures came back.
For several months now, the seizures have gotten worse and worse. Sometimes I have as many as 20 in a day. I have aphasia (difficulty speaking) and have broken my right and left hips falling from seizures. My arms catch hell too in these falls as well as my head. I usually look like I just stepped out of the ring with Manny Pacquiao.
Last week, I was diagnosed with Organic Brain Syndrome. The symptoms are the same as Alzheimer's, just that the cause is from brain trauma. There is no cure folks. The prognosis is death. My short term memory is extremely bad, and my judgment is too - like I make some really bad deals on here. What will happen is my short term memory will go, completely, then my long term memory, then my brain will just forget how to breathe.
Right now, I'm stage II. My prognosis is about 3 years.
Yes, I was rushed to the hospital the other night for status epilepticus - which is one seizure after another - with no breaks between them. It's a true medical emergency, which can cause death. I was given valium IV, kept for observation for awhile and then demanded to go home.
So that's it. I'm at peace with all this folks. Please be also. We don't die a single moment before the time of our passing. Meanwhile, I'm trying to become a rythym guitar player.
There are skeptics out there because of the ordeal that happened with my son. Well, be skeptic if you wish. I have some friends on here who are very important to me. Life is too short for me to worry about those who wish to have a negative attitude about all this. That doesn't contribute to miracles.
So thanks for listening.
Be well and God Bless,
Doc
***Typed by Jovy
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I'll try to drop by within the month to have a drink with ya doc.
Don't worry, we're here for you if you need us. :-)
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So that's it. I'm at peace with all this folks. Please be also. We don't die a single moment before the time of our passing...
I have some friends on here who are very important to me. Life is too short for me to worry about those who wish to have a negative attitude about all this. That doesn't contribute to miracles.
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Straight fm the man himself. So let's stop the skepticism & just pray for our brother here. That's the reason why I made this thread.
to Doc Ric: Be Well & God Bless!( playing rhythm guitar ain't that bad :-D )... keith richards' been doin' that all his life :lol:
Always a pleasure hearing fm you Sir!
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Doc, Be well! God Bless... you're good and cool :mrgreen:
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saw his posts about telecasters.. humble guy..:-( nakakaiyak nmn toh..be well sir!
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Hi folks,
First thanks for all of your thoughts and prayers.
Second, I guess I will fill you in on what's going on and the real reason why I am not in Afghanistan anymore, nor will I be able to return there.
I did indeed spend 20 years in the US Army. I was NOT Special Forces when I was in Vietnam. I did my first 3 year tour as a paratrooper. I was at first an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division at Camp Eagle, which was just outside of the town of Phu Bai, Republic of South Vietnam. When the 101st left Vietnam in November of 1971, I still had time on my tour and I was reassigned to the Division Recon Company, 1st Cavalry Division, located at Bien Hoa. I fought in the Easter Offensive of 1972 as well as the Battle of An Loc the same year.
During my tour there, I received several "blast" injuries. Those can be caused by a bomb, or by an incoming mortar round that sends you flying. The main thing is you can't hear crap for awhile, get blood coming out of your ears, and have a concussion injury. I was NOT a hero guys. I went there, did my job, got my Combat Infantryman's Badge, left there and went to Special Forces in 1973 where I spent the next 17 years. During that time, I served all over the world, and I also spent 3 years in El Salvador. I spent 3 years in the Philippines also, as well as 4 years in Korea and two years on Okinawa. I had very little stateside time.
In September of 1990, I was in a military freefall competition. When I pulled, my chute opened fine, but, I could not reach the toggle lines, which control the parachute. They were tangled up in the risers and suspension lines. After 500 jumps, this was the first incident I ever had. The only thing I could do was to try and pull myself up to the toggle lines and untangle them - but this is all while you are descending too. Well, this caused my parachute to partially collapse and I fell about 100 feet with basically a bunch of tangled up crap over my head. I was knocked unconscious, flown by medivac helicopter to Rhode Island Trauma Center where I was diagnosed with a Brain Contusion. After that injury, I started to have "space out" episodes. I didn't know about them and everyone else thought it was funny. I would just go ODS (Out deah somewhea).
I retired in 1991, went to med school, somehow made it through, and I did in fact become a neuro-psychiatrist and neuro sugeon. When I joined the list, I was working here in the Philippines, doing humanitarian work. As some of you know, well I know that BAMF and a couple of others know, when I was home in the states for Christmas in 2006, I was blasting down the road on my Harley and a little old lady turned left in front of me.
Well, that cleaned my clock folks and I was in a coma for 29 days. I had massive head injuries and a broken neck as well as nerve damage to my left side. Somehow I survived it. I also survived cancer during this same basic time frame.
However, some bad things came out of that. One, well, I can't play guitar like I used to. I used to be a major shredder, but I don't have any sensation in the fingers of my left hand, so those days are over. I'm trying now to be a good rythym guitarist. I also lost my ability to do surgeries of any kind, and it also left me with full blown epilepsy.
The medications controlled my epilepsy quite well for a few years. I experienced no difficulties on my first 3 rotations to Afghanistan. However this last trip, we had to take a physical. They discovered that I had adult onset diabetes. That right there, made me lose my job, because I became insulin dependent. Once I became Insulin dependent, the seizures came back.
For several months now, the seizures have gotten worse and worse. Sometimes I have as many as 20 in a day. I have aphasia (difficulty speaking) and have broken my right and left hips falling from seizures. My arms catch hell too in these falls as well as my head. I usually look like I just stepped out of the ring with Manny Pacquiao.
Last week, I was diagnosed with Organic Brain Syndrome. The symptoms are the same as Alzheimer's, just that the cause is from brain trauma. There is no cure folks. The prognosis is death. My short term memory is extremely bad, and my judgment is too - like I make some really bad deals on here. What will happen is my short term memory will go, completely, then my long term memory, then my brain will just forget how to breathe.
Right now, I'm stage II. My prognosis is about 3 years.
Yes, I was rushed to the hospital the other night for status epilepticus - which is one seizure after another - with no breaks between them. It's a true medical emergency, which can cause death. I was given valium IV, kept for observation for awhile and then demanded to go home.
So that's it. I'm at peace with all this folks. Please be also. We don't die a single moment before the time of our passing. Meanwhile, I'm trying to become a rythym guitar player.
There are skeptics out there because of the ordeal that happened with my son. Well, be skeptic if you wish. I have some friends on here who are very important to me. Life is too short for me to worry about those who wish to have a negative attitude about all this. That doesn't contribute to miracles.
So thanks for listening.
Be well and God Bless,
Doc
***Typed by Jovy
Now that's a remarkable life worth living! Keep those rhythm chops going Doc! Might have known very little 'bout you here, but your words/posts speaks for the wisdom you have for such great life experience you've gone through.
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saw his posts about telecasters.. humble guy..:-( nakakaiyak nmn toh..be well sir!
Now that's a remarkable life worth living! Keep those rhythm chops going Doc! Might have known very little 'bout you here, but your words/posts speaks for the wisdom you have for such great life experience you've gone through.
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Hi folks,
First thanks for all of your thoughts and prayers.
Second, I guess I will fill you in on what's going on and the real reason why I am not in Afghanistan anymore, nor will I be able to return there.
I did indeed spend 20 years in the US Army. I was NOT Special Forces when I was in Vietnam. I did my first 3 year tour as a paratrooper. I was at first an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division at Camp Eagle, which was just outside of the town of Phu Bai, Republic of South Vietnam. When the 101st left Vietnam in November of 1971, I still had time on my tour and I was reassigned to the Division Recon Company, 1st Cavalry Division, located at Bien Hoa. I fought in the Easter Offensive of 1972 as well as the Battle of An Loc the same year.
During my tour there, I received several "blast" injuries. Those can be caused by a bomb, or by an incoming mortar round that sends you flying. The main thing is you can't hear crap for awhile, get blood coming out of your ears, and have a concussion injury. I was NOT a hero guys. I went there, did my job, got my Combat Infantryman's Badge, left there and went to Special Forces in 1973 where I spent the next 17 years. During that time, I served all over the world, and I also spent 3 years in El Salvador. I spent 3 years in the Philippines also, as well as 4 years in Korea and two years on Okinawa. I had very little stateside time.
In September of 1990, I was in a military freefall competition. When I pulled, my chute opened fine, but, I could not reach the toggle lines, which control the parachute. They were tangled up in the risers and suspension lines. After 500 jumps, this was the first incident I ever had. The only thing I could do was to try and pull myself up to the toggle lines and untangle them - but this is all while you are descending too. Well, this caused my parachute to partially collapse and I fell about 100 feet with basically a bunch of tangled up crap over my head. I was knocked unconscious, flown by medivac helicopter to Rhode Island Trauma Center where I was diagnosed with a Brain Contusion. After that injury, I started to have "space out" episodes. I didn't know about them and everyone else thought it was funny. I would just go ODS (Out deah somewhea).
I retired in 1991, went to med school, somehow made it through, and I did in fact become a neuro-psychiatrist and neuro sugeon. When I joined the list, I was working here in the Philippines, doing humanitarian work. As some of you know, well I know that BAMF and a couple of others know, when I was home in the states for Christmas in 2006, I was blasting down the road on my Harley and a little old lady turned left in front of me.
Well, that cleaned my clock folks and I was in a coma for 29 days. I had massive head injuries and a broken neck as well as nerve damage to my left side. Somehow I survived it. I also survived cancer during this same basic time frame.
However, some bad things came out of that. One, well, I can't play guitar like I used to. I used to be a major shredder, but I don't have any sensation in the fingers of my left hand, so those days are over. I'm trying now to be a good rythym guitarist. I also lost my ability to do surgeries of any kind, and it also left me with full blown epilepsy.
The medications controlled my epilepsy quite well for a few years. I experienced no difficulties on my first 3 rotations to Afghanistan. However this last trip, we had to take a physical. They discovered that I had adult onset diabetes. That right there, made me lose my job, because I became insulin dependent. Once I became Insulin dependent, the seizures came back.
For several months now, the seizures have gotten worse and worse. Sometimes I have as many as 20 in a day. I have aphasia (difficulty speaking) and have broken my right and left hips falling from seizures. My arms catch hell too in these falls as well as my head. I usually look like I just stepped out of the ring with Manny Pacquiao.
Last week, I was diagnosed with Organic Brain Syndrome. The symptoms are the same as Alzheimer's, just that the cause is from brain trauma. There is no cure folks. The prognosis is death. My short term memory is extremely bad, and my judgment is too - like I make some really bad deals on here. What will happen is my short term memory will go, completely, then my long term memory, then my brain will just forget how to breathe.
Right now, I'm stage II. My prognosis is about 3 years.
Yes, I was rushed to the hospital the other night for status epilepticus - which is one seizure after another - with no breaks between them. It's a true medical emergency, which can cause death. I was given valium IV, kept for observation for awhile and then demanded to go home.
So that's it. I'm at peace with all this folks. Please be also. We don't die a single moment before the time of our passing. Meanwhile, I'm trying to become a rythym guitar player.
There are skeptics out there because of the ordeal that happened with my son. Well, be skeptic if you wish. I have some friends on here who are very important to me. Life is too short for me to worry about those who wish to have a negative attitude about all this. That doesn't contribute to miracles.
So thanks for listening.
Be well and God Bless,
Doc
***Typed by Jovy
Now that's a remarkable life worth living! Keep those rhythm chops going Doc! Might have known very little 'bout you here, but your words/posts speaks for the wisdom you have for such great life experience you've gone through.
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Nice and inspiring life story Doc. Be well and God bless you and your family.
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Doc, I didn't know that. Wow. That's an inspiring story right there. In spite of all the trials, and that terrible prognosis, you manage to keep a positive light on everything. Trying to be a good rhythm guitarist?! My God!! :cry: Makes me feel bad for feeling sorry for myself when my life takes a bad left turn.
Be well doc. I haven't met you, but please take care of yourself. I'll include you in my prayers.
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Hi folks,
First thanks for all of your thoughts and prayers.
Second, I guess I will fill you in on what's going on and the real reason why I am not in Afghanistan anymore, nor will I be able to return there.
I did indeed spend 20 years in the US Army. I was NOT Special Forces when I was in Vietnam. I did my first 3 year tour as a paratrooper. I was at first an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division at Camp Eagle, which was just outside of the town of Phu Bai, Republic of South Vietnam. When the 101st left Vietnam in November of 1971, I still had time on my tour and I was reassigned to the Division Recon Company, 1st Cavalry Division, located at Bien Hoa. I fought in the Easter Offensive of 1972 as well as the Battle of An Loc the same year.
During my tour there, I received several "blast" injuries. Those can be caused by a bomb, or by an incoming mortar round that sends you flying. The main thing is you can't hear crap for awhile, get blood coming out of your ears, and have a concussion injury. I was NOT a hero guys. I went there, did my job, got my Combat Infantryman's Badge, left there and went to Special Forces in 1973 where I spent the next 17 years. During that time, I served all over the world, and I also spent 3 years in El Salvador. I spent 3 years in the Philippines also, as well as 4 years in Korea and two years on Okinawa. I had very little stateside time.
In September of 1990, I was in a military freefall competition. When I pulled, my chute opened fine, but, I could not reach the toggle lines, which control the parachute. They were tangled up in the risers and suspension lines. After 500 jumps, this was the first incident I ever had. The only thing I could do was to try and pull myself up to the toggle lines and untangle them - but this is all while you are descending too. Well, this caused my parachute to partially collapse and I fell about 100 feet with basically a bunch of tangled up crap over my head. I was knocked unconscious, flown by medivac helicopter to Rhode Island Trauma Center where I was diagnosed with a Brain Contusion. After that injury, I started to have "space out" episodes. I didn't know about them and everyone else thought it was funny. I would just go ODS (Out deah somewhea).
I retired in 1991, went to med school, somehow made it through, and I did in fact become a neuro-psychiatrist and neuro sugeon. When I joined the list, I was working here in the Philippines, doing humanitarian work. As some of you know, well I know that BAMF and a couple of others know, when I was home in the states for Christmas in 2006, I was blasting down the road on my Harley and a little old lady turned left in front of me.
Well, that cleaned my clock folks and I was in a coma for 29 days. I had massive head injuries and a broken neck as well as nerve damage to my left side. Somehow I survived it. I also survived cancer during this same basic time frame.
However, some bad things came out of that. One, well, I can't play guitar like I used to. I used to be a major shredder, but I don't have any sensation in the fingers of my left hand, so those days are over. I'm trying now to be a good rythym guitarist. I also lost my ability to do surgeries of any kind, and it also left me with full blown epilepsy.
The medications controlled my epilepsy quite well for a few years. I experienced no difficulties on my first 3 rotations to Afghanistan. However this last trip, we had to take a physical. They discovered that I had adult onset diabetes. That right there, made me lose my job, because I became insulin dependent. Once I became Insulin dependent, the seizures came back.
For several months now, the seizures have gotten worse and worse. Sometimes I have as many as 20 in a day. I have aphasia (difficulty speaking) and have broken my right and left hips falling from seizures. My arms catch hell too in these falls as well as my head. I usually look like I just stepped out of the ring with Manny Pacquiao.
Last week, I was diagnosed with Organic Brain Syndrome. The symptoms are the same as Alzheimer's, just that the cause is from brain trauma. There is no cure folks. The prognosis is death. My short term memory is extremely bad, and my judgment is too - like I make some really bad deals on here. What will happen is my short term memory will go, completely, then my long term memory, then my brain will just forget how to breathe.
Right now, I'm stage II. My prognosis is about 3 years.
Yes, I was rushed to the hospital the other night for status epilepticus - which is one seizure after another - with no breaks between them. It's a true medical emergency, which can cause death. I was given valium IV, kept for observation for awhile and then demanded to go home.
So that's it. I'm at peace with all this folks. Please be also. We don't die a single moment before the time of our passing. Meanwhile, I'm trying to become a rythym guitar player.
There are skeptics out there because of the ordeal that happened with my son. Well, be skeptic if you wish. I have some friends on here who are very important to me. Life is too short for me to worry about those who wish to have a negative attitude about all this. That doesn't contribute to miracles.
So thanks for listening.
Be well and God Bless,
Doc
***Typed by Jovy
Mojo sent. :cry:
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Doc Rick has been one of the most helpful people here in GC regarding fender stuff and others, and that for me is enough to give respect and regard him as one of the "better" people here.
Be well doc. :-)
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you're included in my prayers Doc. hope everything will return to normal right away.
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God is good Doc!
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yeah, another long explanation
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yeah, another long explanation
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yeah, another long explanation
Ya know there Stompmoko, we met, and I gave you dayum good deal. You walked away with a great Greco Les Paul and I ended up with a strat that the next guy had to have totally refurbished.
I knew you were getting the better end of the deal when we traded. But obviously, you cannot seem to grasp that some us just like to see someone happy, even if we lose a bit in the process.
Since the ordeal with my son, I've got seen nothing but negative crap from you. I'm friggin sick of it.
It's really really easy to sit there and be a bad ass behind a computer.
With that said - you know where I live - just in case you want to find out if you are as bad with your fists and feet as you are with your mouth and fingers.
Screw you.
But be well and God Bless,
Doc
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yeah, another long explanation
so what if it's a long explanation? what's w/ you dude? You tryin' to be sarcastic or what :? Aren't you glad to hear fm Doc? His post is always full of wisdom, humor, adventure, insights, & inspiration...
Doc is an authority w/ Fenders. A former Paratrooper (just like jimi hendrix), major shredder, a biker, a soldier, a surgeon, a family man & latest a rhythm guitar player.
This thread is is for those who wish Doc Rick good health & longer life here on earth (despite the prognosis), & to pray for the man.
so if you've got nothing better to do than to rant on how long Doc Ric's explanation is... you're not welcome in this thread :-D
In the words of Zappa... "Shut up & play ya Guitah"
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yeah, another long explanation
[quote author=stompmoko
You know, I really try to be a nice guy and I really really hate getting pissed off at people on here. But Stompmonkey, or stompomoko or whoever, you have pissed me off and just in case you don't know me that well, there are times when I can be less than a nice guy.
Stompmoko, we met, you seemed ok (somewhat) and I gave you dayum good deal. You walked away with a great Greco Les Paul and I ended up with a strat that the next guy had to have totally refurbished. I am not complaining about the guitar you traded me though. You see, what people like you can't grasp is that some of us just like to see someone happy, even if we lose something "material" in the process.
I ain't stupid man, and I knew you were getting the better end of the deal when we traded. But you were happy and thats all that mattered at the time.
Since the ordeal with my son, I've got seen nothing but negative crap from you. I'm friggin sick of it.'You have written negative and nasty comments repeatedly about something you know absolutely nothing about. That means you are a low life.
You know dude, it's really really easy to sit there and be a bad ass behind a computer.
With that said - you know where I live - just in case you want to find out if you are as bad with your fists and feet as you are with your mouth and fingers. But you better come prepared, cuz I won't be "playing".
You got some kind of chip on your shoulder and if that chip is a problem with me, that's fine. Either shut the hell up about it or let's deal with it like men, not like panty wads typing negative [gooey brown stuff] on a computer.
Until recently, I had nothing against you. Now I say "Screw You".
There are two expressions I love.
1. There ain't nothin between us but atmosphere and your fear.
2. This is the drop zone, the lights green - so jump mo fo - go for it.
By the way, do you need my address again?
Again, either keep your friggin mouth shut and your comments about my family and myself to yourself, or bring your ass to Angeles and lets deal with once and for all.
But be well and God Bless,
Doc
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yeah, another long explanation
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Doc made me consider buying a royal valveking hehe no funds yet :lol:
just ignore the guy
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Get well soon Doc.. I'm not sure if you still remember me or my PM at least.. God bless you more :-)
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Wadja Say Stomp? MANO a MANO. 3 five minute rounds. Name the place.
sorry mods. am not promoting violence here. this ass is making fun of Doc Ric. makes my blood boils...
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yeah, another long explanation
PM Sent.
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Sorry for the double post on there guys. Sometimes I can't tell if something has been posted or not.
Be well and thanks for all your well wishes and prayers.
Doc Rick
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wow, people are too sensitive
no comments on the deal, and i ain't bringin' anything up
and you guys are in a public forum.. where's the rant? where's the sarcasm?
it was a reply on a thread.. sheesh..
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wow, people are too sensitive
no comments on the deal, and i ain't bringin' anything up
and you guys are in a public forum.. where's the rant? where's the sarcasm?
it was a reply on a thread.. sheesh..
eh?? :? :? *kamot*
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wow, people are too sensitive
no comments on the deal, and i ain't bringin' anything up
and you guys are in a public forum.. where's the rant? where's the sarcasm?
it was a reply on a thread.. sheesh..
You're not welcome on this thread. but if you wanna settle this MANO a MANO, just name the place.
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You're not welcome on this thread. but if you wanna settle this MANO a MANO, just name the place.
sir, easy. we dont want this thread to be another ultimate fighting metal thread. :-D :-D
baka di lang nakapag almusal si mr. stompmoko. :-D :-D :-D
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sir, easy. we dont want this thread to be another ultimate fighting metal thread. :-D :-D
baka di lang nakapag almusal si mr. stompmoko. :-D :-D :-D
his post was a disrespect for Doc. makes my blood boils :-D am not promoting violence here, haven't been into a fight for almost 3 decades... but those kind of replies ( considering what Doc has gone through lately ) just brings out the Chuck Lidell in me :-D :lol:
Peace :mrgreen:
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PM Sent.
Stompmoko and I have PM'd with each other and I think we have come to an understanding. So lets just be happy and live until the Lord calls us home.
I apologize for reacting the way that I did, but sometimes history takes one on a detour away from a clear thinking mind.
Be well and God Bless,
Doc
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Doc Ric, Rick here. Dunno if you remember me, but I'm the one you traded your PRS with. :D
Be sure to get well soon. Godbless!
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You're not welcome on this thread. but if you wanna settle this MANO a MANO, just name the place.
haha!! where's the disrespect? i think you are the one whose looking for a bashing, not me.. do you even know how to read? maybe you just take everything you read here negatively :-D
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wow daming nangyari ah..
sometimes may mga insensitive lang magpost.. its not their fault. but sometimes a little sensitivity and some respect go along way.
to sir stompmoko:
i don't know what your beef it with doc, pero he's my friend and i cant imagine him doing anything na makakasama or makakalugi ng isang tao. i think most of time pag ka deal mo sya, siya talaga nagpapaluge. he values friendship more kasi. i think jimy james, bertz and a few other forumites here would agree with me on that!
so if you have ill feelings or you need to get something off your chest pa, i suggest you finish it na and settle it. masama sa tao ang may sama-sama ng loob.
to doc:
sorry bout all this. i think its partially my fault when i mentioned ur seizures to jimyjames yesterday. I hope the guys who replied here pray for you, and i will also include you in my prayers.
will try to drop by next week or something. redcross is on my a$$. can't even go back home to cavite to see my family. :-(
and doc, be well!
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haha!! where's the disrespect? i think you are the one whose looking for a bashing, not me.. do you even know how to read? maybe you just take everything you read here negatively :-D
ok guys cool tayo
relax lang...
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be well, doc. will include you in my prayers.
... and don't waste your time with this forum nonesense. LIVE!
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you're in my prayers doc... and dont waste your energy :-D
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haha!! where's the disrespect? i think you are the one whose looking for a bashing, not me.. do you even know how to read? maybe you just take everything you read here negatively :-D
do you even know how to read?
Yup. I can read. do you "walk the walk"? or just "talk the talk"?
It's so easy for you bein' a pussy, behind your PC :-D
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You're not welcome on this thread. but if you wanna settle this MANO a MANO, just name the place.
keep your cool bro. not worth of your precious time..
@ Doc, be well. I hope you still remember me. I'm the guy who follows your valuable insights here. :-)
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Get well soon Doc.. I'm not sure if you still remember me or my PM at least.. God bless you more :-)
Hi.
I remember you well and I thank you for your prayers and best wishes.
God Bless,
Doc
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Hello Everyone,
I have been touched very deeply by everyone's love, concern and prayers.
Thank you so much.
God Bless you all.
Be well,
Doc
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do you even know how to read?
Yup. I can read. do you "walk the walk"? or just "talk the talk"?
It's so easy for you bein' a pussy, behind your PC :-D
dude, insensitive nga yung unang post ni stompmoko but, as far as i can see, ikaw lang naman ang pilit na naghahamon ng suntukan and calling him names. you are talking about "disrespect" but how are you better than him with this behavior? kung talagang gusto nyo ng "walk the talk" eh mag PM kayo, wag na dito sa thread.
respect na lang kay doc rick. we're wasting his time and emotional "bandwidth" with this crap.
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dude, insensitive nga yung unang post ni stompmoko but, as far as i can see, ikaw lang naman ang pilit na naghahamon ng suntukan and calling him names. you are talking about "disrespect" but how are you better than him with this behavior? kung talagang gusto nyo ng "walk the talk" eh mag PM kayo, wag na dito sa thread.
respect na lang kay doc rick. we're wasting his time and emotional "bandwidth" with this crap.
Copy that bro. Pardon my behavior. My bad. Was just furious w/ stomps' remarks. Now I know better... my apologies to doc ric for shooting w/ my mouth & not thinkin' w/ my head... I'll tone it down.
Again, this thread is for guys here at GC to pray for Doc Ric. It's our turn to say: Be Well & God Bless Doc!
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@ deltaslim
PM sent bro.
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Copy that bro. Pardon my behavior. My bad. Was just furious w/ stomps' remarks. Now I know better... my apologies to doc ric for shooting w/ my mouth & not thinkin' w/ my head... I'll tone it down.
Again, this thread is for guys here at GC to pray for Doc Ric. It's our turn to say: Be Well & God Bless Doc!
good on ya, mate. :-) dumaan na kasi ako sa ganyan; nobody wins and everybody loses. nagreply na ko sa PM mo.
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@ deltaslim...
PM sent ulit 'mate
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Doc Ric, Rick here. Dunno if you remember me, but I'm the one you traded your PRS with. :D
Be sure to get well soon. Godbless!
Hey Bro,
Is the PRS still in good shape?
Give me a text at 0922-869-0514 if it is. Let's see if we can work out a good trade for me to get it back.
Thanks and Be well,
Doc
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We'll be sure to give you the 21 you deserve, doc. 8-)
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We'll be sure to give you the 21 you deserve, doc. 8-)
its a little too early to plan stuff like that methinks. :-)
mo' mojo fo' doc.
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Hey doc...God is always with you man! whew, with those experiences, I could say that God has always kept you in His arms....be well man, all the time! :-)
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The Light of God surrounds me,
The Love of God enfolds me,
The Power of God protects me,
The Presence of God watches over me,
And, wherever I am, God is.
Theres a bigger war ahead waiting for you and God never made a bad choice to lead His army to glorious victory. Bless you Doc Rick... Always
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We'll be sure to give you the 21 you deserve, doc. 8-)
:-D
wag naman sana umabot pa dun kapatid...
Let's just pray for the man's immediate recovery. :-)
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Be well Doc,
I will include you in my prayers. you have just become an inspiration. :-)
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Be well, Doc.
You're in our prayers.
Your story is very inspiring and I applaud you for your resilience in spirit.
God bless :-)
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Be well, Doc.
You're in our prayers.
Your story is very inspiring and I applaud you for your resilience in spirit.
God bless :-)
Many thanks to you and all who have sent their prayers and best wishes.
God Bless,
Be well,
Doc
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you will always be in our prayers doc! hoping to have a nice deal with you soon! :)
godbless!
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ussfdoc>>> so your a vietnam war veteran wasn't jimi hendrix drafted during the vietnam war?! whats the real story behind that did you ever get to see him in person?
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ussfdoc>>> so your a vietnam war veteran wasn't jimi hendrix drafted during the vietnam war?! whats the real story behind that did you ever get to see him in person?
I saw Jimi Hendrix live, at Woodstock and at the Monterrey Pop Festival, and had a back stage pass at Monterey and talked to him for about 5 minutes. He was real cool, soft spoken and funny.
Jimi Hendrix was not drafted. He joined the Army in the late 50's and was a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division before Vietnam. He got injured on a jump and was medically discharged. He never saw combat.
Be well,
Doc
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you will always be in our prayers doc! hoping to have a nice deal with you soon! :)
godbless!
Many thanks to all of you.
Actually, I'm not sitting around waiting for this stuff to kill me. I've started seeing clients as a psychotherapist again (not as a psychiatrist, because I no longer have a medical license, but am still licensed as a psychologist). I think that if I can keep my mind focused on something - it will slow the disease process down.
Of course, I also believe in miracles. I should have been dead a long time ago with all the stuff that has happened in my life. God has kept me here for a purpose and I will be here until that purpose has been met.
Again, thanks to all of you.
God Bless and Be well,
Doc
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I saw Jimi Hendrix live, at Woodstock and at the Monterrey Pop Festival, and had a back stage pass at Monterey and talked to him for about 5 minutes. He was real cool, soft spoken and funny.
Jimi Hendrix was not drafted. He joined the Army in the late 50's and was a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division before Vietnam. He got injured on a jump and was medically discharged. He never saw combat.
Be well,
Doc
AWESOME!!! You're one very lucky dude, Doc! I'm a big fan of Jimi. Got over a dozen of his albums (Vinyl), got a huge Hendrix tattoo on my right arm, got a white lefty Strat, I even named my son after him :-D Jimi's into Harleys also, right Doc?
Doc, did you get to see the "barbecued Strat" he burned @ Monterrey Pop? I think it's w/ Dweezil Zappa now... hearing your stories is like a psychedelic adventure... (kinda like a hardcore "Forrest Gump" :-D) I only got to see Clapton & Santana (had my SG autographed by Carlos) ...also Miles Davis. But Hendrix :mrgreen:... You da Man, Doc!
when my friend goes to Pampanga to visit you, i'll join him.I'll bring the reliced 57 Strat & maybe we could jam a couple of tunes, or just chat... Luv to hear stories fm the "flower people" generation... Be well Doc Ric. God Bless.
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Many thanks to all of you.
Actually, I'm not sitting around waiting for this stuff to kill me. I've started seeing clients as a psychotherapist again (not as a psychiatrist, because I no longer have a medical license, but am still licensed as a psychologist). I think that if I can keep my mind focused on something - it will slow the disease process down.
Of course, I also believe in miracles. I should have been dead a long time ago with all the stuff that has happened in my life. God has kept me here for a purpose and I will be here until that purpose has been met.
Again, thanks to all of you.
God Bless and Be well,
Doc
Of course, I also believe in miracles. I should have been dead a long time ago with all the stuff that has happened in my life. God has kept me here for a purpose and I will be here until that purpose has been met.
AMEN to that Doc! just like Hezekiah, God will prolong your life (despite the prognosis). Be well Doc Ric. am looking forward to meet you sir... God Bless!
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sir jimy,
my sched is f*ckin swamped. monday-saturday class/duty. sometimes i even have sundayduty, so even if it's monday or tuesday i think its saturday of friday, i'm actually confused of what day it is from working and studying 7 days straight.heheh
as soon as one sunday clears up, i'll get a full tank of gas, gather some other forumites and we can head on to pampangga to pay the good doctor a visit. :-) I didn't get to play with his kids last time but i hope they'll be home when we come over hehe..
i'll bring my 54 ri along for the ride. i'll keep u posted nalang sir jimy. :-D
@doc:
would you want to have a copy of eric claptons crossroad's guitar festival? i remember bringing you part one. i think i can get part two if you wana watch it 8-)
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@doc:
would you want to have a copy of eric claptons crossroad's guitar festival? i remember bringing you part one. i think i can get part two if you wana watch it 8-)
Dale,
Would love a copy - many thanks for asking and I'm lookin forward to seeing you guys when you come.
God Bless and Be well,
Doc Rick
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Be well Doc Ric. am looking forward to meet you sir... God Bless!
Looking forward to meeting you also Jimy. God Bless and Be well,
Doc
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Count me in.
sir jimy,
my sched is f*ckin swamped. monday-saturday class/duty. sometimes i even have sundayduty, so even if it's monday or tuesday i think its saturday of friday, i'm actually confused of what day it is from working and studying 7 days straight.heheh
as soon as one sunday clears up, i'll get a full tank of gas, gather some other forumites and we can head on to pampangga to pay the good doctor a visit. :-) I didn't get to play with his kids last time but i hope they'll be home when we come over hehe..
i'll bring my 54 ri along for the ride. i'll keep u posted nalang sir jimy. :-D
@doc:
would you want to have a copy of eric claptons crossroad's guitar festival? i remember bringing you part one. i think i can get part two if you wana watch it 8-)
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Count me in.
cool!! i get to meet the almighty BAMF!
sige i'll schedule it sometime either early august or so. i'm kinda tied down right now but i'm sure we'll make the trip very very soon..
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I am really lookin forward to seein all you guys.
I ain't supposed to drink - but I am not always obedient.
I don't have a lot of bed space, but I know when I am drunk, I don't mind sleepin on the floor.
Be well guys,
Doc
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I don't have a lot of bed space, but I know when I am drunk, I don't mind sleepin on the floor.
Be well guys,
Doc
I sleep in the tub when I am dead drunk :-D
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cool!! i get to meet the almighty BAMF!
sige i'll schedule it sometime either early august or so. i'm kinda tied down right now but i'm sure we'll make the trip very very soon..
can we make it on a saturday bro? me togs kasi pag sunday eh...
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Ituloy na natin sa Morong ! I know a nice quiet beach down there. Its not so far via SCTEX then Subic :-D
At least when we drop dead drunk, we fall on the soft sands.
Or maybe when all of you are drunk, I'll get on to do some more of my writing...writing two books y'know :-D
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Ituloy na natin sa Morong ! I know a nice quiet beach down there. Its not so far via SCTEX then Subic :-D
At least when we drop dead drunk, we fall on the soft sands.
Or maybe when all of you are drunk, I'll get on to do some more of my writing...writing two books y'know :-D
Jeez Captain - I didn't know you could write :-D
Joke lang!
Be well and really looking forward to seeing you again.
Doc