#unfacetious

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#parenthesize #taking-in #swinehull #demihake #sponsible #demonish #pedalism #outsidedness #moneric #decuries #ipid #unfacetious #dispersively #Sarcophilus #deliverability #crack #slingback #sozine #turbaned #algorithms

[cacaitos]

like Boy Parents don't shut up about why they prefer boys and would skin themselves before having a girl and whatever, it's not difficult to guess. but i dont really know what girl parents like, want out of having a girl, like outside wanting them just over very stereotypical things, as in for genuine reasons. daughter moms can go idk, so they can be better than me or so we can do X and Y together or something (also applies to son fathers) but like i still haven't heard out loud why dudes obsessed with their daughter all but stated prefer daughters bc they idk don't seem to say why.

#txt #like the ones im talking about aren't trying to turn their daughters into mothers like either other dudes trying to turn their gfs into #mothers. or mothers that try to make their sons into their husbands thru making them main providers of the house as the place society expec #men to be in. like it's specific that they implicitly are a lot about protecting over and fraternally pampering #the pampering is the thing that perplexes me bc ''it's got no benefit for them'' (as much as parents unloading emotionally on their #children is lol) like why do you act so soft so selflessly if you wouldn't do the same for your son or wife #like unfacetiously why do they feel the daughter is the only outlet

[restekova]

#found #onforums #ws #this was in a thread about casey anthony but unfacetiously this is positivity goals to me

[ketamie]

im just sitting in this bar like. and i cross my legs and smoke a cigarette unfacetiously

[broodmotherdearest]

(Okay real talk I actually wrote out a fairly unfacetious thing expanding from that jokey thing that may actually be too long for an ask but first) 👀 are you an angel? I’ve heard the deep space pilots talk about them. They’re the most beautiful creatures in the universe. They live on the moons of Iego, I think.

As the stranger continues on, Mother's head tilts to the side. She has precisely no idea what they're talking about. Another poor soul stoned out of their mind on mother's milk, no doubt. Humans had long since proven they were unable to handle the chemical makeup of the Brood food source.

"I am not. I am a creature of flesh and blood and bone."

#( IC. ) #( this is a prequel meme free zone! )

[dustedmagazine]

Brian Harnetty — Shawnee, Ohio (Karl)

Photo by Jennifer Harnetty

Shawnee, Ohio by BRIAN HARNETTY

[Ed. note: This review is a mini-Listening Post, encapsulating a dialogue between Peter Taber and Justin Cober-Lake on the album.]

Peter Taber: Brian Harnetty’s Shawnee, Ohio offers 13 tracks of archival interview and other recordings mostly made in the 1980s in a small northern Appalachian mining town, each paired with contemporary acoustic instrumentation composed by the artist. The album is presented as both a musical and a folkloristic project.  On the latter front, it enters complex ground, as Appalachia was important for the development of the field in the U.S. That work filtered out of the academy and into popular ways of regarding the region. Here, for example, the track “Boy” presents a recording of a child inquiring into the experiences of one of his elders.  The recording was made in the 1980s, but in the context of an Appalachian folklore project one senses the imprint of turn-of-the-century field research on the style of interview the boy’s been assigned to conduct (and the fact that he’s been assigned the task in the first place). His questions are overlain with contemporary, deliberately-paced chamber music, dramatizing the interaction. Across multiple temporal frames, then, we glimpse the processes by which communities inquire into, memorialize and nostalgize themselves. This is the most striking feature of the project for me. Justin, what were your initial thoughts?  

Justin Cober-Lake: My first thoughts were to try to figure out exactly what Shawnee, Ohio is. The more I feel unable to figure it out, the more I like the work. It's not a typical folklore project by any means. Harnetty's compositions make up the bulk of the music, and they're not typical Appalachian sounds, despite his interest in the region’s music. Some of it comes more from a chamber music tradition, and some of it connects more to modern indie-folk (I hear some Sufjan Stevens in the sparer moments). The work is also a memory of memory, retrieving decades-old interviews about events that happened decades before that. Some of it is self-aware, as when Jack Wright turns a song from a century ago into an anti-fracking singalong. Memory, anthropology, and music start to blend into a work of art that both encapsulates a town and stands at a remove from it, a pretty meditation on a challenged region. One of the strangest moments for me is the appearance of the saxophone on “John,” which could almost pass as Harnetty's cinematic accompaniment, but which actually comes from a street recording. The whole work becomes something more unified than pastiche, and more complicated than a snapshot, but also something that sits outside its subject more than I expected. I like your point about glimpsing “the processes by which communities...,” but I also wonder about the layer of Harnetty doing something new (memorializing?) with that communal memory. It's moving and revealing, and I imagine we could fill this space just following one of many possible themes, such as anthropology, modern composition, traditional music, or regional political history.  

Peter Taber: You highlighted two of the moments that really struck me, as well.  Like you, the saxophone on “John” caused me to do a double-take, as I attempted to figure out what temporal layer the music came from. The moment also stands out for its spontaneity on an album in which the predominant feeling is deliberative, whether in terms of musical composition or folkloristic inquiry. Finally, some of my confusion about “John” came from the way it had nothing to do with my own narrow vision of what Appalachia is. I was chastened to remember that if someone plays a saxophone in Appalachia, it is, in a very meaningful and unfacetious way, Appalachian music. So “John” is a useful track for me, in which Shawnee is made briefly strange to outsiders like myself by way of this ordinary moment in which no one performs any particular version of Appalachian-ness, but people simply go about living, jubilantly in this case.  “Jack”’s folk song referencing fracking similarly reminds us that struggles over how communities in the U.S., as well as the country overall, relate to fossil fuel extraction are very much ongoing, and that Shawnee is actually at the front lines of that battle. The piece thus pushes back on the fly-in-amber-in-amber quality that a project like this risks, though the textual framing of the work by Harnetty could have gone a little further in this regard for my taste. 

Justin Cober-Lake: I agree that he could have gone further with the framing, although I'm reacting in part to my own interest in understanding a more complicated version of Appalachia than the standard narrative. Harnetty hasn't presented a sociological report, but he's created modern art out of regional history. I don't mean that he's done it disrespectfully. I think just the opposite, in fact; he sees something worth presenting in a novel way to make sure that we listen, an approach that sets it apart from a set of field recordings. The oddity of the project keeps it engaging – I'm never quite sure what I'm mining for in any given listen (pun intended) – but it also delineates the challenges of creating a work like this one. You can get a taste of it online at Harnetty’s website, but I'd be interested to see this work performed as part of a multimedia presentation. I don't know that I'd take anything different away from it, but I'm curious. I'm also curious what audiences would take away. A nice night at a concert? An interest in exploring the area? A raised awareness about fracking? Fortunately the piece isn't so pristine as to be stuck on that first answer.  

Justin Cober-Lake and Peter Taber

#brian harnetty #shawnee ohio #karl #peter taber #justin cober-lake #albumreview #listeningpost #dusted magazine #appalachia #folk music #musicology #field recordings #archival

[microlite1]

unfacetiously loves old cold black coffee

[washwashgalaxy]

unFACEtious – By William Warigon unFACEtiousThe face of wisdomCould be flippant like an open bookBut seriously mien rulesEvery wrinkle is earned…

[mizjoely]

14 and 15 for the fic meme for A Question of Honor, please!

From this list:

14. Is there anything you wanted readers to learn from reading this fic?

That historical AUs can be fun to read, and that it is possible to take your established characters and plonk them down in an alternate timeline and still have them remain true to themselves (at least, I hope that comes across!).

15. What did you learn from writing this fic?

That there will always be one person happy to lecture you (politely, at least in this case) on the historical inaccuracies in your story, so always take the time to google when the Brits were in MA and when they weren’t. Unfacetiously, it’s always a good idea to check things online when doing a historical fic, and it’s sooo much easier now than it was back in Ye Olden Tymes(TM) of handwritten first drafts, typed final drafts, mailing the story to be included in a zine, etc. 

#sherlolly #mizjoely talks about her writing #send an ask if you have questions! #keeptheotherone

[lemizzhaphephobia-blog]

A friend of mine was rather viciously dissing me ungiftedly concerning my presentation, so obviously I had to retort unfacetiously with an infantry.. a vocabulary I've been gifted with since infancy, so in this instance she experienced consternation intimately. Imminently, admittedly my rejoinder was riddled with self adulation and immaturity, but stick with me... I said I had this gift since Sesame Street, but it isn't the only facet I've kept since infancy, see... words are my assets, but since I'm rhyming the same words twice... explicitly, I also took immaturity. Thinking purity was the apex... the pinnacle of life... Christianity. But I was cynical, so I asked which would be better... to maintain ones purity, evade jury duty, or effectively murder three. I'm getting side tracked purposely. Sometimes my presentation is shit, but I'm solely... only... totally just eating for me. But the food... I devoured hastily because it might look off, but I literally and symbolically made it tastefully. Blessèd be.

[vivansam]

Watch the throne, Cuz I'm fin to take a dump.

Wealthy narcissists pump themselves up with so much money, popularity, and the ravenous adulation of fan worship that it enables their demi-god status to go unchallenged…..lest be you called a hater (which i’m fine with, sip my shit daily) . The average person can’t help but be wrapped up into the emotional movement of glory, the trans-formative ability to be great, powerful, wealthy, from life to legacy. It’s a very male concept, because when women are in these tiers their sexuality is ALWAYS exploited. I’m not even going to going into Venus Hottentot, I’d like to have a heart to heart with her, there is alot more going on behind the lacefronts.

The Nintendos and the Youtubers are expecting a man to rise up and speak on behalf of the youth masses and the direction of our culture and out county as a whole. Everyone is expecting someone who is already on tv, a musician, politician, pro athlete, or pundit. We are looking to are the wrong places for answers and are entirely neglecting the questions.

#hip-hop #hop hip #me #unfacetious #jay-z #kayne #west #kayne west #mainstream