#Metaform

[pierolamperti]

Gli accessori bagno in acciaio inox di Metaform, la migliore soluzione per il settore alberghiero!

Scopri l'eleganza senza tempo con Metaform! ✨

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[trevlad-sounds]

2023-05-21 The Sunday special

Electronic Experimental downtempo after-hours

Wednesdays, Fridays & Sundays. Support the artists and labels. Don't forget to tip so future shows can bloom.

Foam and Sand-Circle 24 (Birds of the West Rework)-00:00

Ardala-Veil of Ardala-02:25

High Tides-Malibuds-05:53

Tiger Tigre & Vincent Taurelle-The Bull, The Tiger And The Mosquito-10:04

Get-Effect-Komari-13:46

Brainwaltzera-morning narcomnastics-18:54

Metaform-Electric Eyes-23:42

Pinemarten-Coming Around Again-26:44

Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse Feat. The Flaming Lips-Revenge-31:18

David Axelrod-Everything Counts-36:07

Repeated Viewing-Within Reach-42:41

Monochrome Echo-Expanding Horizons-45:14

[haggishlyhagging]

In English, man (pronounced "mon") was the word for female and wer the word for male only a few centuries ago. Man comes from Sanskrit, meaning "moon," so man is cognate with menstruation and mind, and wer with virility, strength, virtue, and cleanness. Wer remains in the language in the word "werewolf," a particularly bloodthirsty predator in European folktales.

According to the OED, the word woman is made of two old words, man (moon) and wo, which was originally wyfe. This word did not mean "married female," however. From its pronunciation, "Weef," and its meaning, "maker" or "producer," it more likely meant "weaver," in the sense of "weaving the fabric of culture," or perhaps "gatherer." (A similar term is "spinster"). In sixteenth-century England, all manner of country "weefs" came to market to sell their wares and products: an ale-weef brewed and sold ale, a strawberry-weef sold her truck-farm fruits, an oyster-weef sold her sea fruits, and so on. The derogatory slang word "fishwife" remains as a fragment of the earlier usage.

To do some etymological speculation, a "weef-man" was a menstrual "moon weaver." Over the three or four centuries since this time, "weef-man" dropped its "f" and became "wee-mon," as you can still hear in some American folk accents, and then it was slurred into the more contemporary pronunciation "wimmin." "Weef" changed in pronunciation to "wife," a common progression in some English dialects. And as females became economically dependent on males in paternalist marriage, the sense of "wife" as an independent marketwoman vanished.

The male warrior tradition acquired another use of "mon," in the word "weapon." The "weap" part of the word means to seep fluids, as in the modern spelling "weep." Wounds "weep" blood, brought about by the "weap-mon," the moon-human who acquires blood by cutting with a flint or other tool. "Man" was applied to both genders until the seventeenth century, and this earliest man, menstrual man, stands behind "weap" man and "weef" man alike. In the beginning was blood and the moon, with the irregular rhythm of metaform passing between them.

-Judy Grahn, Blood, Bread, and Roses: How Menstruation Created the World

[raptorprowl]

What’s your thoughts on other super-types, Direlash? Possible, powerful allies— or do they get in the way more than you like?

"They exist whether I want 'em to or not. I've been tryin' to keep a stranglehold on who I deal with on the regular: Keep my rogues gallery within my capabilities, and the bigger stuff can happen. But infrequently."

Like covert cyborg commandos and the undead. Maybe a few noteworthy superpowered metaforms.

[asurastro]

❝ i would've come sooner. i would've been here if you'd only asked. ❞ a terrible, teeth-clenched team-up with no other than ☣️Necrosis of all people perhaps? :)c gross!

The response Father Necrosis received was nothing short of livid. If Rex's blood wasn't already a searing hot plasma, it would have been positively boiling.

"And yet here you are. Nice and timely, anyway." said Rex, from between grit teeth, as the ATLAS operator saw to Rex's release from the impromptu Faraday Cage. It was created by a metaform with a metal manipulation ability, on the orders of a fellow crook with a positronic computer-brain. Their abilities were either labspliced or the result of bionic implants by a rival company recycling their own toxic materials and older grade cybernetics into a test program for science mercenaries.

Rex was confident he could take it from here. He regulated his aura so that Necrosis wasn't siphoning off as much as he did on their first encounter. Though the cosmic contender didn't let up on that, he did suppose that if the fiend wanted to work together, he would be suppressing his lethal powers to go after bigger fish.

"What do you want with the Westside Wasters?"

[nthercyte]

The Metaform Squad

[merriamspoetry]

Love

Metaform the Earth

Do it in your mind

Talk to God with knowledge

And he will answer you in kind

The passion of love will change in you

Take hate and throw it all away

For love was here in ancient times

As it is here today

Merriam Coates

[expfcultragreen]

Im dying, this is from a jean auel book you fucking clowns

"Post-queer" eat my nut

[pierolamperti]

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[godismyminion]

Found an old hard drive recently and it just randomly started working again -- I feel the need to purchase a Zune suddenly...

[iamgbow]

lakehouse lean (Aspen dispatch 1)

lakehouse lean LARPing imperialism

commonthreadbare omissions amid aeronautical time dilation 

atmosphere above kansas is a murder of crows

do not attempt to flush the pizza box while incandescent vapor channels dissolve into the solstice

soul vessel organic metaform molecularprisonriot 

all seek a different moon. seek all a callback to last year’s angle of the sun. 

thank you for flying earth airlines. the time is now. 

happy deathmarch. you are now years old

new jersey turnpikeplace market 

I know a spot just over that ridge. down below where the river runs crooked and cold

do you remember then when we kept the root beer and watermelon in the campside creek to cool?

neither do I 

[sir-virtem]

The Greater Will even have Agency?!?!?!

(I haven't plaid the dlc yet btw)

I have realize the main reason why I disagree with certain fandom posture regarding, the greater will or deities in general is agency

when in game we are told that X deity did something, is commonly accepted to be literal by the comunity, without stop to question what cane mean in others senses, which has cause to think why I disagree on it

when we are told that the greater will banished the nox underground, people take that somehow the greater will actully did it, however I found myself with doubtness if they actually did it, this lend me to wonder why I disagree and to think what I would understand instead

the meaning that can take such statement lead me to different thought

1.- the greater will actually banish them underground

2.- some cataclysm or collapse occur and as consecuence such event was explain through the greater will by the GO or someone else

3.- the GO didn't like them or dislike their actions and justified their hatred by asserverating that greater will do it too

of course, the third thought is compatible with the other two, but that would be egg or chicken argument.

in other situation, we are told that the greater will has done other things, such has disprove the demigod and has forsaken LB, one can take that has a literal sentence or as an expresion, using it has a metaform to put in perspective the precarious situation in which the individuals are currently on

My problem is, the greater will actually acts or others in universe justify certain sucess or events throught the greater will???

I forsee that the common answer would be the first but even then, is something I desire to state

[haggishlyhagging]

The goddesses of ancient Greece also displayed the characteristics of flesh and blood menstruants: Medusa, her hair writhing with vaginal snakes, had an ability that was also imputed to menstruants in some cultures: she turned living things to stone with her gaze. She is the menstruant naked, out of control, without protective cosmetikos. Gaia, the earth, was a chasm guarded by a great python. Long-tressed Demeter was also the earth, and her daughter Kore, or Persephone, the maiden, was portrayed holding the menstrual pomegranate. Kore disappeared and her mother went to look for her—a common menarchal drama for some peoples. Hera was "the bride," dressed austerely in long gowns. Hecate was the dark moon, portrayed as an old woman. At Sumer, alabaster statues of the large-eyed moon goddess Ningal were dressed, fed, and washed; even the urbane goddess Inanna was portrayed in one statuette holding a scratching stick, adorned with the cosmetikos of a temple courtesan.

Frequently ancient figurines portray two women together, sometimes melded like Siamese twins, side by side. Often these "dolls" wear skirts, eye and lip makeup, and hoop earrings. Frequently they are stained red. Similar dolls are still made for girls to play with in North Africa, India, and parts of the Middle East. Some of the modern dolls are of a man and woman side by side. My guess is that the paired icons were originally two sisters, representing synchronous flow. The dolls, I was told vehemently by the import shop clerk, have nothing to do with lesbianism, and I'm certain that in any current patriarchal religious system, that is true. But in more female-centered older societies, the Andean, for example, and in many parts of Western society, homosexual relations have a rightful, appropriate, and even sacred place. It thus seems significant that in the south of India, among goddess-worshiping Tamils of the Untouchable caste, a name for lesbian lover is "sister-sister."

Many goddess mythologies feature two creation sisters. Pele, the Hawaiian volcanic fire goddess who creates the earth's surface, has a sister who is "Sea Mist." Among the Pueblos, sister goddesses Naotsete and Uretsete create objects under a blanket they hold between them. Sometimes one sister dwells in the world below, "in the shade," the place of the dark moon, while the other rules above, as with Egyptian Isis and her underworld sister Nepthys. The oldest known menstrual narrative of the meetings of two such sisters is the Sumerian poem, "The Descent of Inanna to the Underworld," whose metaformic meanings I will decipher later. A Caribbean proverb summarizes an ancient attitude of female "flow": "When a woman loves another woman, it is the blood of the Mother speaking."

-Judy Grahn, Blood, Bread, and Roses: How Menstruation Created the World