#KBW

[bodt-kirschtein]

hi guys here is your DAILY REMINDER!!!! that the only people mephone4 has ever felt love or kindness from except for MePad were not real!!! And now MePad hates him!!! And he doesnt know about social context and struggles saying "sorry" so when he tried to explain himself he just made everyone hate him more!!! And then before he could even do anything about it they all died or just vanished out of existence in front of his eyes!!! And Cobs is saying "i forgive you" and MePhone4 now feels that he's done something bad!!! Now hes being told or implied that running away and saving himself was the wrong thing to do!!! Cobs speaks the sweetest words but only the letters that are built have anything kind, theres nothing genuine there!!! Its just so that if MePhone4 tries to tell anyone, he cant.

[ar-mage-ddon]

all i do nowadays is think about my ocs

[yarn2]

khunbamweek2025 day 1: Fairytale/ Sunshine

happy start of kbw 😝

i have no idea how i used to finish kbw entries in a day

06/30/25

[danieleansworth]

Date: Spring 2025 Location: The Prosperity, docked on Kor'Sel'Koo Open Starter

It had been rather nice staying on Kor'Sel'Koo, Daniel thought -- even nicer than he'd expected, really. He'd managed to settle in rather well, to the point that he was sort of disappointed by the fact that the crew of The Prosperity would soon be taking off for the next destination, even if the KBW was no longer terrifying to him in the way that it had been when he'd first landed there to join the crew over two years ago now. It was quite the opposite now, even - save for the leaving Kor'Sel'Koo bit, he was actually looking forward to visiting the waystation. For a wedding... had Zuytri been seeing someone all that seriously before? He didn't recall, but then from the group chat it had sort of sounded like perhaps that wasn't quite a mandatory criteria for Zuytri to meet prior to marrying someone.

In any case, going to a wedding meant getting ready to leave. Daniel still had a few things he wanted to get done before leaving Kor'Sel'Koo, so he reckoned he'd better get on with those sooner rather than later if he was to do them at all. With the garden tended to for the time being, he made his way down the corridor, off to complete one such task. He did stop short, however, upon seeing someone else. "Oh - hello there!"

[robinastrea]

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE 8: WHAT IF

What-If Scenario #2: What if Robin and Ian smooched. actually don’t perceive this one

March 1, 2023, Nighttime KBW

It had been a long day. Three new recruits in a single day, one of them his ex-boyfriend. Landing on the brand-new-to-him station. The imminent gala, that he still hadn’t locked down his outfit for. He just knew that it needed to be something good. By the time the evening rolled around, he’d set on ducking into his hotel room and sleeping for a solid twelve--no, thirteen hours.

He crossed the fancy lobby, the click of his shoes reverberating off the tiles of the floor as he headed towards the elevators. When the doors slid open, Robin relaxed his shoulders and laid his head against the wall. Being the only one in the elevator, he had no one to act like the second-in-command of a reputable ship around, and he could just be…himself. For the first time all day.

That was short-lived, though, as when the doors began to slide shut, he heard a “Wait!” and the sound of sneakers running in his direction. Robin could be an asshole, he could press that button, right there, that slid the doors close. The guy would live, and Robin would get his precious elevator to himself. But instead he made himself straighten up and quickly darted his hand to keep the metal doors from closing. He’d effectively sandwiched his hand before they jumped apart, revealing Ian Solko, new entertainment recruit. His light brown hair looked windblown from sprinting, and his breath quickly heaved in and out. Ian’s large eyes met Robin’s, and he could have sworn he saw the man swallow before he moved into the elevator and clicked the button to his floor.

“Robin the first mate, right?” Ian asked shakily, in between breaths. They’d formally met earlier that day, but Robin understood. There were quite a few names to remember.

“Just Robin,” he replied. “Have you been settling into the ship okay?”

“Oh, yeah!” Ian brightened. “It’s been a whirlwind of a day. But everyone’s been so sweet to me so far! I’ve talked to so many people. And they’re all okay with me bringing a grumpy cat aboard, not the grumpy cat from the memes, but a grumpy cat. Beverly is her name, apologies in advance if she doesn’t like you, she’s kind of just like that--” The entertainer wildly gestured with his arms as he rambled on about his cat. Robin would like to say that he picked up on every single thing he said, but his brain was tired. Ian officially told him too many things. His mind went to his appearance instead: his oversized t-shirt and cargo pants and scuffed sneakers, his dyed brown hair framing a rounded face with big cheeks that stretched when he gave a wide smile.

“You have great skin,” Robin commented. He hoped he hadn’t interrupted something important. Ian seemed surprised at the sudden shift in topic, but he seemed to take it in stride.

“Thanks, Just Robin! It’s kind of a species trait. I was a vanneer a couple weeks ago, so my skin hasn’t been able to get exposed to the elements quite yet. But if I’m a human for a long time, I do get acne and all that…” Right, Robin had been briefed on Ian’s species. Same as Stella’s. He wondered how that was going to play out on the ship.

“--But your skin is great, too! You must work really hard to keep it so glassy,” Ian went on, a bit mystified.

Robin did smile at that, a quick, tired one upturning his lips. “I do work hard on it, thank you.”

“Is it--would it be weird if I touched it?”

“‘It?’”

“Your cheek?”

Oh. “Yes, it would,” Robin confirmed. Ian sagged and laughed hesitantly. Uncomfortably.

“Sorr--”

“You can, though. If you want to,” Robin continued, cutting them off. Sure, why not? He wasn’t hurting anything.

“O-oh. Okay!” The doors to Robin’s floor dinged open and they stepped out into the hallway. Robin ducked around a corner, effectively keeping elevator traffic from interrupting them. He leaned his face down so Ian could feel his cheek. And yes, this was weird. Why was he letting Ian do this? And worse, why was Ian tracing his finger along his cheek very slowly and softly?

“Very nice,” Ian whispered. Robin caught his eyes flickering briefly towards his lips, then back to his eyes again.

Well. Entertainers were not off-limits, Robin had already made sure of that. For no reason, of course. Why would he have a reason? Ahem. But Ali was their boss now, not him.

“I don’t know how I didn’t realize your eyes are two different colors,” Ian breathed, continuing to stare at them. “I’m a big fan of the color purple, though I think yellow is my favorite--” Robin interrupted the entertainer by capturing his lips in a kiss and pressing him against the wall.

He heard Ian squeak with surprise under him, his large eyes wide as saucers, but he very quickly got over his shock and leaned into Robin’s lips, meeting him with an intensity he hadn’t expected. His hands reached up to Robin’s chest, thumbs tracing over his suit jacket and brushing along the fabric over his collarbones. Robin’s arms braced on either side of Ian’s small frame, effectively surrounding the entertainer. He hoped Ian didn’t feel trapped, but by the way they were slotting their lips forcefully against his, their tongue tracing his bottom lip, Robin felt certain that Ian enjoyed every moment of this.

Their kisses grew slow and languid, the exhaustion settling into the first mate. When they finally parted, Robin brought his hand to Ian’s chin, cupping his kiss-swollen face in his hand. “You’re very pretty, and this was fun, but…”

“No, yeah--” Ian nodded into his palm. “I mean, fuck. You’re gorgeous. But we don’t need to take this further tonight. If you wanted to kiss some more, though, maybe? Sometime? I wouldn’t be opposed.”

“Get some sleep, Ian,” Robin told them gently, sleepily, leaning down to softly press his lips against their forehead. He didn’t miss the new entertainer’s blush on their cheeks as he turned to head to his room.

[cheer-soli-art]

KBW ‘23 - Day 5: Silk

friday date nights

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[fabiansteinhauer]

Warburgs Staatstafeln

Wo das Schloss ist, soll Warburg werden.

Hurtig Kinder, kommt zu Tisch! Soon ist noon. No one intends to finish. nec cullae (?). Nec nullae? Nec nonus? Sagt man nec nonae? Niemand hat die Absicht etwas fertig zu stellen. Und es bucht sich doch. Und es buk sich doch. Und es bog sich doch. Hurtig, Kinder, kommt zum Tusch! Hurtig KInder, kommt in die Tasch', hurtig Kinder in den Sack! Fabian ist ein bisschen erregt gerade, ist im Finishfieber. Sollte eigentlich jeder legel artifex einmal in seinem Leben ein perfektes Buch schreiben? Sollte jeder einmal einen Mnemosyne-Atlas anlegen, so ungefähr? Sollte jeder Jurist einmal den Raymond Roussel geben, der Idee nach? Sollte jeder Jurist einmal tun, was Cornelia Vismann immer tat, probeweise? Sollte nicht jeder Jurist einmal Denken und Ordnen, wie Georges Perec es tut, wenigstens so in etwa? Sollte jeder Jurist einmal wie Kuleshov kuscheln und wie Shklovskij die ars boni at aequi griffig und künstlich verfahren lassen, ein bisserl?

Fragen, die gestellt werden, sollen beantwortet werden. Ja, das sollte jeder Jurist einmal tun.

Das Problem: Die Zeit ist meistens zu knapp. Dass ich keinen Leibnizpreis bekommen habe, das kann man so nicht sagen, das wäre unverschämt.  Marietta Auer hat den Preis bekommen und sich großzügig wie eine römische Dame verhalten, um einem Juristen einmal ein bisschen (7 Jahre!) Zeit einzuräumen. Marietta Auers Name ist nicht nur ihr, even not only our name.  Aby Warburgs Erstgeborene heißt auch Marietta. Sie ist die Ehefrau des ersten Käufers des Gebäudes der KBW , der unter den Nationalsozialisten vorübergehend das Haus übernehmen konnte, während Percy Ernst Schramm Aby Warburg peinlich werden konnte, wie dem Karl Brandi.  Dem Schwiegersohn konnte also auch der Kauf peinlich werden, aber er blieb mutig. Max Warburg blieb erstaunlich mutig, die Geschichte mit ihm und Karl Brandi und dem Vater von Gottfried Schramm, die wird hier erzählt.  Diese Geschichte ist mir etwas peinlich. Die war dem Friedrich Adolf Kittler äußerst peinlich, vor allem, als Gottfried Schramm noch versucht zu verhindern, dass Kittler habilitiert wird. Langsam, Langsam!

Ich kann gerade nicht so schnell schreiben, wie der Text durchschiesst. Die formale Organisation ist aufgereiht. Sie zählt. Zwölf plus zwei gleich Vierzehn. Gleich zwei mal sieben. Gleich zwei mal zwölf. Das Buch fülgt (!) dem römischen Kalender und pflügt eine Tafelordnung, an der 13 Personen fest Platz hätten, würden nicht alle reisen müssen. In 12 Episoden wird die Geschichte und Theorie der Summe und des Manuals von Aby Warburgs Bild- und Rechtswissenschaft entfaltet. Das Buch lässt Juristen, Juristen zu Wort kommen, angefangen bei Sally George (wie Sunny Georgij, meinem Sohn) und Carl Melchior (wie Karl Brandi, meinem Urgroßonkel). Die Anwälte der Warburgs kommen zu Wort. DIE Anwälte der Brandis und der Steinhauers kommen zu Wort. Es ist ein Legendre, dass sch (!) etwas jemals ausdifferenziert hätte und dann eingerastet wäre. Ich beweise das Gegenteil, mein Buch ist ein Plädoyer, ein Plädoyer muss beweisen und kann das nur tun, indem es etwas vor Augen lädt. Die Leser werden es schon richten.

Das Buch wird ein Objekt sein, das nicht unbedingt wie jenes Buch funktioniert, von dem so manche evangelische oder kanadische Mediengeschichte erzählt. Es ist ein Objekt, das auch im Buch nicht aufhört, Akte, Zettelkasten, Film, Bild und Kalender zu sein. Dieses Buch hört nicht einmal auf, Tafel oder Tisch und Fleisch und Fisch und Wein und Wasser und Brot zu sein. Das Lesen hört hier nicht auf, Geschlechtsverkehr und Anthropofagie zu sein. Die Leser werden es richten. Die Doppelseiten bestehen in der Regel links aus einer Paratext. Dort sind Bilder, Tabellen, Listen oder Zettel aufgebracht. Die rechte Seite besteht oben aus dem Haupttext oder Caput mundi. Unter bestehen sie aus Fußnoten oder Foodnotes, denn es geht auch um dasTanzen und das Essen. nach der Einladung und der Vorstellung des Protokolls ("Hurtig Kinder kommt zu Tisch") entfalten sich 12 Episoden wie Tischgespräche, wie Tafelgemälde. Es gibt ein Intermezzo, eine Pause, in der Mitte. Am Ende gibt es ein Digestiv ("Ein Esser mehr"). Die reine Lesezeit ist auf 14 Tage angelegt. Das sind immmerhin 14*24 Stunden. eine Reine rechtslehre könnte also schnell fertig sein. Aber ich gehe davon aus, dass niemand eine reine Lesezeit durchhält. Also ist das Buich darauf angelegt, dass die 14 Tage auf 1400 Jahre verteilt werden können, quasi vom Jahr Null bis zur Hochphase florentinischer Renaissance, kurz vor der Wahl von Julius II.

Hat sich der Steinhauer alles ausgedacht? Ja, wie die Welt und wie die Geschichte, wie die Archive. Ich hoffe, dass der Leser merkt, dass mir das Material, die Symbole, die Bilder und das Reale schwingend distinkt, hoch und tief distingiert sind, ich diskret und verstrikt (sic!) rekursiv geblieben bin und ich keiner Beteiligten, keinem Beteiligten ein falsches Wort untergeschoben habe oder gar an den Akten etwas rasiert habe. Die Mimesis ist nur leider manchmal exzessiv und manchmal niedrig. In einer Anwaltskanzlei habe ich gelernt, dass Aktenrasur geht, so bin ich auch kein Anwalt-Anwalt vor einer Anwaltskanzlei geworden. Hurtig Kinder, Geschichte gegen den Strich bürsten, zeigen wo die Stellen-Sterne sitzen und wo die Passagen laden und entladen werden.

[finnickthefox]

open starter

location: KBW, landing bay. date: spring 2025

Finn probably shouldn't be here, with her legs dangling over the sides of one of the platforms to the landing bay as she stared out into space. There was about to be a wedding, she'd picked out a suit with Mari and now all she had to do was wait. The crew of the Prosperity were all really nice, or at least, that's what it had seemed like from the little they'd interacted. Part of her was still nervous to be here but looking around, kicking her legs back and forth, she seemed more at ease. Looking down next to her, Finn grabbed a strawberry from a small bag she'd brought with her, popping it into her mouth. "You're aces, Finn." Brown eyes stared at the twinkling lights of a new ship that was landing, repeating something her father used to say. "Pure aces."

[bodt-kirschtein]

persona/objectsona ^_^

ph also im a liam plecak hfjone sharing selfshipper

[ar-mage-ddon]

HELLOOO i just wanted u to know im going INSANE over ur ephemer week art LIKE THE PARALLEL OF DAY ONE AND DAY SEVEN WITH THE WARM TONE AND COOL TONE LIGHTING I'M SOBBING AT UR FEET ACTUALLY

HAKJSHDJKA I'M GLAD YOU NOTICED!!!

i love LOVE the juxtaposition of ephemer's "we'll go together" at the end of the kbw with his "if only one of us can survive, i want it to be you" in the finale and i really wanted to do something with that so i'm super happy it came through AHSKDJA

[ageofpiracyrp]

EVENT: ZUYTRI GETTING MARRIED

Zuytri Pleinru had to be one of the most beloved people in the galaxy. Unfortunately, she was woefully unlucky in love. Apart from often growing tired of her paramours, she had truly questionable taste in them. 2025 would bring her eighteenth marriage.

The wedding did not have a particular theme, but it did have a vibrant color scheme of jewel-toned ruby and amethyst, with light citrine-colored accents.

The guests were dressed in an array of styles in a multitude of colors and cultural fashion origins. The bride herself was dressed in a flowing lightweight violet robe embroidered with constellations in citrine in the latest of Marloken fashion. Zuytri wore a variety of beautiful rings that she had collected over the years (none gifted from past lovers, of course).

The music varied in style so there was a little bit of everything from Earth, but tended toward swing and disco music. Something good for dancing, of course.

The wedding sprawled across most of the KBW (apart from the living quarters), and guests were treated to:

Multiple buffets with a variety of delicious interesting foods from many cultures (including both Earth and Galactic)

Photobooths with 4 cut pictures

A dance floor with tiles in the wedding themed colors and an array of twinkle lights on the ceiling

A relatively famous poet that would write poetry about the guests on the spot and type it up for the subject to keep.

Massages in the KBW's spa at no charge

Access to the KBW's new Laser Tag Game Center with free games

Access to the KBW's Bowling center with one free game per guest

Access to the KBW's Arcade (although the machines do still require pay to play because the technician didn't have time to turn that option off)

The wedding events start with a 15 minute rather tacky theatrical musical performance about the love story about and starring the bride and groom. While playing in the theater (first come, first serve seating), the performance will be played on screens throughout the KBW for all to see.

Guests included:

The crew of Prosperity

Derros Laernal

Karmel Vuker

C'tau Vuker

Eenyuh Vuker Miit

Four members of the Theme Club of Tarrk (Kjeuk, Qjun Gvuggle, Junyi Cirtu, Oplo Yk Ervjop)

Makhaira Espionage

The crew of The Steel Spider (including Barbra Murkl and Fleetwood Cofrizt)

The crew of Tyrannosaurus Pecs (including Dorian Yogart and Bucket Logt)

The crew of Qraxoldov (including Marlene Olgrubic and Fred Olgrubic)

The crew of The Dreamhouse (including Jayvon Den Meyck)

Seetha Nadar (wearing a sformer)

Ekka Riis

Blue Sreleku

Marshall Maevik

Gwen Volnal

The blushing groom dressed in an Earth style tuxedo of crimson? He looked to be an erkuss that went by the name Lenjamin.

[marshallmaevik]

Date: November 2024 Location: The Prosperity Description: Marshall says goodbye.

“--So, you’ll have consistent phone reception then, right? We aren’t going to go months without hearing from you?”

“Yep,” Marshall answered her sister Holly over the video call.  “The KBW has plenty of reception.  You can send me all the videos of your taryvly that you want.”

Happy for the chance to talk about her new pet, Holly chatted animatedly while Marshall idly listened and finished packing her clothes into a box.

Did she feel sad to leave the Prosperity behind? Of course she did. The people here were some of the kindest she’d ever met. She would especially miss HJ and Winona--though she knew their pet would be in good hands.  She never imagined being a pirate, but the past year or so happened to be the best adventure she could ask for, and the opportunity gave her the healing she needed to finally move on and have the energy to make something of herself.

Now on to a new adventure with Samira, Marshall felt happy. 

“Okay, just send us a message when you and Samira are at the KBW, okay? And let us know if you need anything sent to you, or if you need your family to come and beat someone up.”

“Will do,” Marshall laughed, waving at her little sister before she ended the call.  “See you soon.”

[princessmagichuman]

MerMay 2025 Day 3: Princess x KBW

KBW © S8 KBW_Overwatch 2

Princess and Art © Me

[princessmagicverse]

My First VMV! (Valentine’s Day Crossover Video)

Been having fun making those types of videos so far! Was originally going use self shipping art, but I decided to use Princess and her boyfriend KBW. (My Boyfriend’s OC).

[cheer-soli-art]

KBW ‘23 - Day 4: AU Day (Sky: Children of the Light)

the sky is a boundless playground

this artwork also comes with a ficlet