Re: The Friends in Your Head Present: What Are You Doing, Movie?
I see. Well then, tomorrow, we settle this like children!
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I see. Well then, tomorrow, we settle this like children!
What, we're going to pull each other's hair while crying for our parents?
Just FYI: Things that still say "DIF" not "WYDM" or "FIYH":
- That link Teague just posted on Facebook. Yes I know the link itself is to FIYH.com, but the text still says DIF. Dunno why.
- The feed at feedburner
- The chatroom and the live stream thingy at /live
Just FYI, jus ttrying to help, not trying to be a donkey nor mule nor ass.
/Z
Changing the feed name will break every subscription link, so that should be done with care. Switching a podcast to a new feed always causes some confusion.
There's going to have to be a new feed. No way around it, really.
Just preparing you guys for that.
Just make sure to keep the old feed alive for quite some time, with its final episode entitled "new podcast feed address" or some such.
There's going to have to be a new feed. No way around it, really.
Just preparing you guys for that.
Will there be a new Amazon Affiliates link? I'm buying things as fast as I can with that...
...including, but not limited to:
an iPad and several accessories discussed previously
an Acer laptop
multiple boxes of candy
a 4-pack of beef jerky
several model dinosaurs
sculpture armature wire
a bucket of plaster
a cordless drill
a GPS unit
several Blu-rays
A portable hard drive
A vehicle battery maintainer
3 pairs of dress trousers
Make what you will of that list.
So I totally loving the "Friends in your Head" bit.
Not sure I'm a big fan of the "What Are You Doing, Movie?" name, probably coz it's too multisyllabic. DIF was three syllables, this is SEVEN.
/Z
"Shark Brain" (two syllables) had been better.
Just say'n
/Z
Don't feed the Trey.
When are we going to see a new feed? I'm still getting the commentaries via "Down in Front" with files labeled as "Down in Front".
/Shark Brain
So work decided to block me from this new url for some reason..but now i'm back (hooray).
not sure if it's been resolved, yet, but i'm more than happy to help out with audio editing.
Just thought this warrented being said. I'm digging the news forum... header...? I think that's what it's called. The thing that says "Recording This Week:". This is a really good idea! Keep it up Teague and company.
"Announcement," really, is the term the forum likes to use.
*shrug* For future reference or whatever.
Teague's different readings of What Are You Doing, Movie? on a recent episode led me to think on emphasis on words in statements. Here is a breakdown of how the podcast's title may be perceived in regards to different ways of saying it.
"WHAT are you doing, movie?" - implies that the movie may have an agenda, a goal, or an aim. This movie is up to no good or perhaps doesn't know what it is doing.
"What ARE you doing, movie?" - focuses more on what the movie is doing here and now rather than what it has done or will do. Indicates a sense of immediacy or urgency in what the movie IS doing presently.
"What are YOU doing, movie?" - isolates the movie from its fellow movies to ask of it and it alone what it is doing. Cares more about this particular movie than any other movie. May suggest the movie is exceeding or falling behind its peers in performance.
"What are you DOING, movie?" - pretty obvious, really. This query aims at determining the behavior of the movie. Is the movie being subversive, is it being predictable, is it ripping off Surrogates? This likely is the proper reading of the title in most cases.
"What are you doing, MOVIE?" - this is a tricky one. It is even somewhat philosophical as it seeks to determine the behavior of the movie qua movie. That is, how is this movie performing in so far as it is a movie. Compounding this question is the querent's relationship with the movie. Take for instance the questions "What are you doing, Doctor," or "What are you doing, Marine." Both questions may imply a level of trust or distrust. Is the behavior adequately medical or militaristic in each instance? How cinematic is the movie in so far as it is a movie? Has the movie virtue? In other words how well does it fulfill its role as a movie?
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