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RageQuitting the second: Quitting harder, quitting better

PICKS!?!?!?

Just the thought of someone using picks on their bass makes me want to quit.

Yes, picks! Those tiny slices of plastic, also known as plectrums or plectra. They are used on many stringed musical instruments, including the bass. They are also known for their ability to drive people (particularly bassists) to madness and rage. They may even cause a world wide bassist war. So it's up to the pick manufacturers to include a warning with their products, indicating picks can cause envy, rash, war, apartheid, addiction, insomnia, bad habits, bad breath (if swallowed) and violent ragequitting...
 
I may become an outcast for this, but I believe Skrillex (dubstep artist) does have a lot of great musical ideas and is a knowledgable musician, even if the noises are fairly annoying.

I've often thought that there are few folk better at composition that some of the Trance DJ's.. Think Tiesto or Oakenfold. They take a theme and develop it over time, letting it fold and blend its way into a new theme.