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  • jedi_grrliejedi_grrlie
    QUOTE (bullshituous @ Apr 13 2009, 04:55 PM)
    Yeah! my husb makes fun of me for it all the time, but whatevs!


    Evs.
  • DJRoseDJRose
    QUOTE (jedi_grrlie @ Apr 13 2009, 03:39 PM)
    BAHA.

    See also:

    duckass / duckbutt (stolen from Darbs)
    arpeggiated
    webbernets


    First: Webbernets? I'm completely stealing that.
    Second: Arpeggiated? That's a real word. What is that supposed to be abbreviating?
  • jedi_grrliejedi_grrlie
    QUOTE (DJRose @ Apr 14 2009, 07:59 AM)
    First: Webbernets? I'm completely stealing that.
    Second: Arpeggiated? That's a real word. What is that supposed to be abbreviating?


    Webbernets was stolen from Mt. St. Helens Vietname Band dude.

    Katie and I spent a bunch of time debating whether or not "arpeggiated" was a real word. So we added it to our list. 'Cause I use it all the time to describe songs but was never sure if I'd just made it up.
  • DJRoseDJRose
    QUOTE (jedi_grrlie @ Apr 14 2009, 03:10 PM)
    Webbernets was stolen from Mt. St. Helens Vietname Band dude.

    Katie and I spent a bunch of time debating whether or not "arpeggiated" was a real word. So we added it to our list. 'Cause I use it all the time to describe songs but was never sure if I'd just made it up.


    An arpeggio is a chord played note by note rather than at the same time. Do Mi Sol Do Sol Mi Do (1 3 5 8 5 3 1) is one example of an arpeggio. So an arpeggiated melody line would fall into that sort of pattern.
  • jedi_grrliejedi_grrlie
    QUOTE (DJRose @ Apr 14 2009, 04:05 PM)
    An arpeggio is a chord played note by note rather than at the same time. Do Mi Sol Do Sol Mi Do (1 3 5 8 5 3 1) is one example of an arpeggio. So an arpeggiated melody line would fall into that sort of pattern.


    Oh, yeah, I know what an arpeggio is and all that. I was just using the adjective to describe an arpeggiated line in a song and I wasn't sure if, like, arpeggiated itself was a word, regardless of whether or not the song is, itself, arpeggiated.

    List of threads to start:
    "How do I do this on my computer"? thread
    Music theory thread
  • darbie_starpowerdarbie_starpower
    QUOTE (jedi_grrlie @ Apr 13 2009, 02:39 PM)
    See also:

    duckass (stolen from Darbs)

    hehe, i love that someone besides me still uses duckass...
  • beckysiouxbeckysioux
    Since Tim's been Tweeting quite a lot lately, I figured we could start putting all his awesome Tweets in this little thread.

    His latest Tweet also bequeathed our eyes and ears a video to go along with his new song The Joy of Boredom.







    Please enjoy!

    And does anyone else get a Mr. Rogers feel?
  • AstronaziAstronazi
    PERMISSION TO SCREAM - GRANTED.

    EEEEEEEEK! I really need to draw this when I get home! :D
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