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◇ merged from 2 subjects: definitely off-topic · ncdv live at oscillate (tuesdays at baltic room--seattle)
2005-12-06 06:07[idm] definitely off-topic
├─ 2005-12-06 06:29patrick haenelt [idm] ncDv live at Oscillate (tuesdays at Baltic Room--Seattle)
└─ 2005-12-06 06:58Chork the Jangler Re: [idm] definitely off-topic
2005-12-06 19:56wobbly Re: [idm] definitely off-topic
└─ 2005-12-07 00:40Chork the Jangler Re: [idm] definitely off-topic
2005-12-07 17:36wobbly Re: [idm] definitely off-topic
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2005-12-06 06:07dolmensniper@free.frHi there I was wondering how do you pronounce "geek"? with a hard G, like in google? or a
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Hi there I was wondering how do you pronounce "geek"? with a hard G, like in google? or a "dj", like in geriatrics? cyrill http://www.taejinmoon.com/pictures/nerd/math.jpg geek music http://www.live365.com/stations/emma_peel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2005-12-06 06:29patrick haeneltHello all.... I know most of you are heading to Arange on tuesday, but... ndCv is playing
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Hello all.... I know most of you are heading to Arange on tuesday, but... ndCv is playing at Oscillate tuesday night (Baltic Room) and that is a major event in my opinion. Anyone who has been sleeping on this guy is sorely missing out. my prediction is that Andy will be signed by next year...... no question... there is just no denying it. he easily makes some of the most beautiful music that is out there right now--- and the guy is so humble about it. What more can you ask for? I can see attending both of these events...... one is free and the other is almost free..... anyway, enough of the hard sell, but do give it some thought.... Andy (ndCv) definately deserves an audience... here's the show copy- if you're curious... Sensory effect presents OSCILLATE-- tuesdays at The Baltic Room--1207 pine st. Seattle 10p $3 21+ w/ residents ELECTROSECT and GREG SKIDMORE live visuals by SHANNON PALMER this week we are happy to welcome special guest ndCv (basskamp-SEA)-live Andy Seaver grew up in the state of Maine, on the eastern coast of the United States. He studied music at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, and finally moved out to Seattle, Washington, to explore his West Coast intuitions.His approach is to create electronic music through the manipulation of recorded noises. Although this "musique-concrete" approach to production is certainly nothing new, Andy finds it exciting to disguise ordinary sounds through, primarily, combination filtering and pitch distortion. The low diesel drone of an idling truck can become the pulsing pad of harmony __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
2005-12-06 06:58Chork the Janglerhere in my part of the world we say it with a hard G like in google. if you need to know m
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here in my part of the world we say it with a hard G like in google. if you need to know more about geeks i can help you. On 12/6/05, dolmensniper@free.fr <dolmensniper@free.fr> wrote:
quoted 18 lines Hi there> > Hi there > I was wondering > how do you pronounce "geek"? > with a hard G, like in google? or a "dj", like in geriatrics? > > cyrill > > http://www.taejinmoon.com/pictures/nerd/math.jpg > > geek music http://www.live365.com/stations/emma_peel > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >
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2005-12-06 19:56wobblyDoesn't matter how you pronounce it, as long as when you do use the word you are pointing
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Doesn't matter how you pronounce it, as long as when you do use the word you are pointing to the right place. A person who swallows live animals, bugs, etc., as a form of entertainment at fairs etc. This often included biting off the heads of chickens (iggy pop - chicken, ozzy osbourne - rock dove). The Geek would usually perform in a "geek pit" (rock show). This probably comes from the Scottish geck, meaning 'fool', in turn from Low German. (19th century.) Geek has always had negative connotations within society at large, where being described as a geek tends to be an insult. The term has recently become less condescending, or even a badge of honor, within particular fields and subcultures; this is particularly evident in the technical disciplines, where the term is now more of a compliment denoting extraordinary skill (like de capo). sans tete
2005-12-07 00:40Chork the Janglerrecently? i'd say it's had a positive connotation within geek culture since the beginning
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recently? i'd say it's had a positive connotation within geek culture since the beginning of the 90s. also credit where credit is due: http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/ if ya didn't know now you do. On 12/6/05, wobbly <spacewalker@juno.com> wrote:
quoted 6 lines Doesn't matter how you pronounce it, as long as when you do use the word you are poin> Doesn't matter how you pronounce it, as long as when you do use the word you are pointing to the right place. > A person who swallows live animals, bugs, etc., as a form of entertainment at fairs etc. This often included biting off the heads of chickens (iggy pop - chicken, ozzy osbourne - rock dove). The Geek would usually perform in a "geek pit" (rock show). This probably comes from the Scottish geck, meaning 'fool', in turn from Low German. (19th century.) > Geek has always had negative connotations within society at large, where being described as a geek tends to be an insult. The term has recently become less condescending, or even a badge of honor, within particular fields and subcultures; this is particularly evident in the technical disciplines, where the term is now more of a compliment denoting extraordinary skill (like de capo). > sans tete > >
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2005-12-07 17:36wobblydon't know how old you are - the early nineties may seem like ancient history. after all w
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don't know how old you are - the early nineties may seem like ancient history. after all we as individuals and us as a society and us as a subculture have come so far since then! I'm so proud to note our evolution and the improved circumstances of the world since the dark ages of the early 90s! When discussing etymology however, the qualifier "recent" can mean anytime within the previous 10, 20,30 generations or so - or it can mean any time after an event shifted common useage from an archaic to a contemporary strain. The Jargon File did not invent the term geek but it does help us understand "recent" useage and maybe each other a little