OS X 10.8.3 Terminal Error After RVM install

Question

Recently, I have been venturing into unknown territory with Ruby on Rails. I installed Ruby & Rails via http://railsinstaller.org; however, after install, it was suggested that I download the LATEST versions through RVM. Thus, I uninstalled railsinstaller and attempted to install Ruby on Rails through RVM, but I kept receiving a permission denied error whenever I would try to run the initial terminal \curl command. I searched for troubleshooting tips online and found a few that seemed helpful. Unfortunately, now not only is RVM not installed, my terminal director is all screwed up. Whenever I launch terminal, it says
-bash: /etc/profile.d/sm.sh: No such file or directory -bash: /etc/profile.d/rvm.sh: No such file or directory -bash: export: `/Users/joebruno/.rvm/scripts/rvm': not a valid identifier
and my terminal commands no longer work. How do I reset my terminal directory?
Thanks,
Joe Bruno

Answer 1

Back up all data.
Select
Shell ▹ New Command
from the Terminal menu bar. Copy and paste the following line into the text box that opens:
mkdir disabled_shell_files; mv .profile .bash* $_
Your old shell initialization and history files will be saved in a directory with the indicated name at the top level of your home directory.