Marnie Shure
@marnieshure.bsky.social
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Editor; Writer; Creative Producer; Aspiring Podcast Guest (she/her)
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Sorry but if the ice cream truck drives by playing its music the second week of October, I'm going to assume it's being piloted by a clown who wants me dead
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I liked it :)
marnieshure.bsky.social
Right around now in the press cycle is when I start growing concerned that I won't like the Cool Person's Auteur Film That All The Cool People Like
marnieshure.bsky.social
"true! and yet," the cretic of our age
themountaingoats.bsky.social
there are few things that seem more in need of a good, hard re-think than this inevitability myth. this erasure of the element of choice that's always present in the use of any technology. not buying in can make life harder, can force a more intentional daily grind: true! and yet.
marnieshure.bsky.social
I like ordering tuna from a company whose shipping box advertises its tuna because it is highly unlikely that such a package will be stolen
marnieshure.bsky.social
Anyone who is on Hershey's side in this lawsuit is a cop
marnieshure.bsky.social
I can't determine whether this is the year that Benicio Del Toro finally convinced Hollywood that he's very funny or if Hollywood finally convinced Benicio Del Toro that he's very funny, but either way, we're feasting
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jpinckney.bsky.social
Ever since reading this @albertburneko.bsky.social paragraph a while back, I find myself thinking about it, encountering unwelcome exemplars of it, far more often than I wish.
Text of a screenshot from a piece at Defector by Albert Burneko, titled "Toward A Theory Of Kevin Roose": "My suspicion, my awful awful newfound theory, is that there are people with a sincere and even kind of innocent belief that we are all just picking winners, in everything: that ideology, advocacy, analysis, criticism, affinity, even taste and style and association are essentially predictions. That what a person tries to do, the essential task of a person, is to identify who and what is going to come out on top, and align with it. The rest—what you say, what you do—is just enacting your pick and working in service to it."
marnieshure.bsky.social
Really sucks that the people who seize the most wealth, power, and privilege are also the people least equipped to see themselves as fortunate or to consider any amount enough, and will thus continue to embody a sense of grievance against the people "holding them back" until they die
otsumamiboy.bsky.social
After a few days witnessing the Bad Bunny Super Bowl thing I guess my questions are:

Is this just how it is now? Are white people just going to cry about every single thing that ever happens from now on until forever now? Like on top of the kidnappings are they just going to keep fucking whining?
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marnieshure.bsky.social
I'm on the Metra in Ravenswood
one bar of reception
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lefttheprairie.bsky.social
Hanging out with my friends screaming about how much we love our friends
marnieshure.bsky.social
Another downside to the term "deskilling" is that it sounds like it's taking our precious weatherman away
impemboganecue.bsky.social
AI deskilling is real, but like with "hallucination" I wish we had a better way to talk about it. "Deskilling" sounds like AI is doing your thinking and your work for you, when what's really going on is you no longer have any idea whether what you're looking at is true or if the output is any good
marnieshure.bsky.social
What the beer bottle portended has come to pass. I am indeed living the 'high life'
marnieshure.bsky.social
I just bought the dumbest hat and I can't wait for you all to see me in my big ugly glasses and my big dumb hat. It will be legendary
marnieshure.bsky.social
Bought a pair of glasses so big and ugly that the store associate tried to talk me out of them. Exceedingly obvious that my loved ones find them off-putting. Everyone walking on eggshells around these ugly glasses. I love my new big dumb stupid ugly glasses so much. Adulthood is a gift
marnieshure.bsky.social
Small clarification: none of us will have to "look for" the latest Taylor Swift release; we are likelier to have to seek any brief respite from it
avclub.com
This October, look for new releases from Taylor Swift, Brian Eno, Sparks, Brandi Carlile, and more.
10 new albums to listen to in October
10 new albums to listen to in October
www.avclub.com
marnieshure.bsky.social
Am I the only one left questioning why the dog would prefer to be tethered to an empty tin can
nancycomics.bsky.social
Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller
October 02,1945
NANCY BY ERNIE BUSHMILLER 
P1- SLUGGO: OH, LOOK WHAT SOME MEAN BOY DID
SOMEONE HAS TIED A TIN CAN TO A LITTLE DIGS TAIL
P-2 NANCY HAVE REMOVED THE TIN CAN FROM THE DOGS TAIL, AND PLACED IT IN A TRASH CAN
NANCY: THERE --THAT'S BETTER
P3- THE DOG IS LOOKING AT THE TIN CAN THAT NANCY PUT IN THE TRASH.
P4- CAREFULLY THE DOG PUTS HIS TAIL IN THE LOOP ON THE STRING THATS TIED TO THE TIN CAN.
P5- NANCY IS VERY SURPRISED TO SEE THE DOG HAPPILY WALKING DOWN THE STREET WITH THE TIN CAN TIED TO HIS TAIL.
marnieshure.bsky.social
This is a good encapsulation of how "no ethical consumption under capitalism" is best understood: as an encouragement to make incrementally more conscious consumption choices wherever possible, NOT as an invitation to nihilistically consume fuck-all because systemic changes are outside our control
lizshannonmiller.com
Jane Goodall, from a March 2020 Paste Magazine interview: www.pastemagazine.com/article/jane...
screenshot of text:

Do remember to tell people, when you write your article, that the most important message today is that every single day, each one of us lives, we make some impact on the planet, and we can choose what sort of impact we make; what we buy, what we wear, where does it come from? Did it harm the environment when it was made? Did it lead to cruelty to animals like terrible factory farms? Is it cheap because of child slave labor? If we start making ethical choices every day, millions and billions of us, we move towards a better world and a world of citizens who will push governments to make the ethical decisions themselves.
marnieshure.bsky.social
Gahhhh thank you!! Writing about art is intimidating!!
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Can't wait to go back and see this exhibit with my loved ones
blockclubchi.bsky.social
This art installation memorializes the places we’ve lost forever, in Chicago and beyond: blockclubchi.co/4o30ILv
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this is as good as it gets these days
one bar of cell reception and two lines of wifi
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I've been trying to send an email for a full hour. I'm in the Chicago suburbs!!!