#dairt

[lovelykalopsia]

I always forgot how good pink pather, like i played it in orchestra today and my god it was amazing

[reanimationstation]

I want to go to dairy queen with the frankenstein characters

honestly mood, iconic of you

[digitalgirls]

i knew not to trust vegans after i tried that aquafaba meringue hack and only ended up getting sweet bean froth instead of something delicious

[beclynn-herondale]

Am conducting a Survey. Do you like Cheese?

Hi anon thanks for the ask and I hope all is welll. 🧡🧡🧡

I do like cheese but I can't have dairy so I have only had dairy free cheese.

It's been several years since I have had Dairt Cheese.

[plantbasednm-blog]

[lavendertavern]

Going to be cutting out dairt again! I've done vegan before but it was very difficult at the time. I've been pescetarian for a while now, and have decided to cut out dairy.

[444names]

wikipedia article on "WXVU" + common flower names

Abscupic Acess Actudelil Actus Ailembinge Aircup Aiseed Aissuck Albutien Alladiole Alleger Allegon Allybur Aloweed Alver Alvia Alving Alyss Amare Amilearose Amium Amptuder Analloone Anannia Anard Anarth Anden Andent Andytuft Anghers Ansmint Appeange's Appet Appetock Arang Archider Arick Aricon Artle Asint Astansmini Asted Astimroft Atistle Atius Bally Balocuit Bandent Banks Bants Becintath Beciria Becowers Begenjon Belia Belle Bellemary Bellsporch Belphip Berial Bertis Biging Biginge Bints Biscus Blananatim Blasiver Bleananker Blege Blium Bludelly Borwat Brigibe Bristints Broadiont Broadiot Brock Brocurn Broome Brosage Brose Builligint Burria Burtle Butiose Butium Butte Buttemus Buttephine Butter Cable Cablen Cablicess Cabroff Cabrough Cabscas Cacatium Cacing Cacinivy Callemus Calty Camemus Cament Camists Camminge Camong Campastre Canghe Carch Carcus Carich Caris Carlia Castruft Casturreek Cater Cattat Chation Chich Chill Chineflow Chrubleed Chrubrieto Chrum Cinia Cleyss Clowdrant Clower Cludendull Cludenta Cluping Colee Colum Comender Coramen Corglows Corigine Cotana Cover Croadio Cronflywer Croodius Cropsiss Crose Croses Croweradio Cusia Cyclast Cyclon Dahlick Dahlil Dailang Dairs Dairt Dander Dayfes Dayleary Delphilax Don's Donflown Donlily Donques Dough Dould Dourn Dourtle Dytus Elilyptus Elladium Ennove Enthea Erflyhod Errower Eucasion Eucklea Evallbecil Evarrock Evenden Evender Evers Eversilty Exclana Exclumpeac Exclup Excluscaly Exted Exterlip Fenjorni Fibecot Foded Fodod Forall Forans Forawbenet Foreang Fornanont Forsil Forter Fougher Fournip Freek Frenne Frest Fulax Fulip Galls Galypts Ganon Garcus Garylen Gaylium Gayll Gayllac Getrubria Glanarty Glarryss Glary Glone Glowdrum Glowerther Guenno Guester Guestle Halls Halywersia Harbutter Hipeturt Hocurt Holis Holletme Homelphid Homemiss Homile Honquit Hoseaf Hosed Hosiota Hoster Hougher Houghevall Hourn Hourross Hyansmos Hydrograng Hymemony Hymenclush Hystersich Impur Imrose Intherts Irsis Iscoraded Itiolil Ivenduld Jastulax Jocestairt Jocklybus Jorth Joyed Junia Junissucce Junium Ketflocess Lacing Ladion Ladiose Lambeflow Langer Lastion Latia Latis Latte Laven Lilypean Lobege's Lobers Loose Loven Lowdrast Lowdroone Loweed Loweeding Lowers Lowslium Mager Magolus Magony Marago Marearty Marequity Marias Marig Matil Matinge McLea McLeant McLearia Memage's Mince Minthe Misca Momis Mon's Monder Montim Moranapple Morwatilan Mumnia Mumnic Mumnius Myrty Naryss Netbay Notan Notanket Notathe Notion Nowee Nower Oletfly Oligo Onflys Onshruffe Oveneyss Ovent Panalty Parearcus Patephic Pathom Patme Peaff Peonfly Phiben Phiber Phible Phillast Phith Phits Pidentia Pinge Pinia Porge's Ports Prammith Prantia Priefly Prierge Profesta Prose Prosea Prosest Prould Radiong Railetvia Reated Rellspus Retballia Rholly Rhollyoft Rhomen Rhonto Rigony Rosia Rounderig Rournium Ryacestuni Ryanden Salls Santa Scamorysa Scircila Scony Shame Shana Shands Shaver Sickly Silvis Sivent Smisy Snale Snang Snange's Snant Snoth Snows Spicove Spinclove Spiney Spoppleed Spore Sporn Stabis Stans Stemona Stephilvia Sters Stion Strigsby Struble Struff Studenine Sturt Successian Suscarien Sweek Swers Thampts Theatiosea Thent Thever Thone Tisteni Tockley Trana Tranand Trose Trufthyans Truille Uping Valypts Vilaria Vinelia Vinip Vinthourry Viostatter Warierch Wastansy Watter Wergla Whers Whick Whoom Whosed Whoulatte Wiseed Witend Withyang Witter Woominghe Wough Yanot Zince Ziney

[poorlittlevampire]

i’ve been trying to cut dairt out of my diet and so far i had been doing really well but i caved and had a Good Amount Of Pizza today and hoo boy do i feel like death!!!

[deadideaspod]

https://media.blubrry.com/deadideas/ia601507.us.archive.org/16/items/06TheVikingTerrorAnInterviewWithFinDwyer/05%20Women%20and%20Magic%20-%20Interview%20with%20Dr.%20Gillian%20Kenny.mp3

Our first ever interview! Expert on women, sex, and magic Gillian Kenny gives a quirky and fun interview on the position of the fairer sex in medieval Ireland and their relation to geassa in the literature. You can also see me draw Gillian’s portrait on our new Dead Ideas youtube channel!

Don’t forget to support the show and get your perks at http://www.patreon.com/deadideaspod!

Interviewee: Gillian Kenny

Time/place: Ireland, 902 CE

Dead Idea: Geis

A Map of Medieval Ireland, by Adam McKithern

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Glossary of Irish Words and Spellings

Note: “KH” should be pronounced like the ending sound of “Bach”

Aífe (EE-fuh) – a warrior woman in the Táin bó Cúailnge, rival of Scáthach

aire (EYE-ruh) – lordly class

brat (BRAT) – cloak

Caier (KEYE-ur)  – king of Connacht in the story Caier and Nede

coibche (KWIV-khuh) – bride-price

Conall Cernach (KO-nul KAIR-nakh) – curly blond-haired warrior and favorite of Conaire in The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel

Conaire (KO-na-ruh) – king of Tara in the The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel

Connacht (KON-akht) – a kingdom in the middle west of Ireland

Connla (KON-luh) – son of Cú Chulainn in the Táin bó Cúailnge

Críth Gablach (KREEH GOW-luhch) – a law-tract featuring 7 ranks of lords, 7 ranks of farmers, and 7 ranks of kings

Cú Chulainn (KOO KHUH-lun) – hero in the Táin bó Cúailnge

cúlán (KOO-lun) – men’s hairstyle with shaved front, long back

cumal (COO-wul) – unit of measurement roughly equal to 34 acres of land or 3 cattle; lit. “slave girl”

dairt (DEERCH) – a heifer, as in “from a needle to a dairt”, the honor-price of the lowest level of farmer which varies from a needle to a heifer

Diarmuid (JAR-muhj) – hero in the story of Diarmuid and Grainne

Drogheda (DRO-hay-duh) – site of a battle against the Vikings in 902 CE

Emer (EV-ur) – woman wooed by Cú Chulainn in the Táin bó Cúailnge

féni (FAY-nee) – farmer class, subdivided into 7 ranks according to the Crith Gablach law-tract: 1. 1st fer midboth (FAIR MEE-vuh) lit. “man between huts”; 2. 2nd fer midboth; 3. ócaire (O-keye-ruh); 4. aithech (EYE-chuh); 5. bóaire (BO-eye-ruh); 6. mruigfher (MREE-khur); 7. fer fothlai (FAIR FO-lee)

fidchell (FEE-khel) – an Old Irish board game, often called “Irish chess”

Forgall (FOR-gul) – father of Emer in the Táin bó Cúailnge

fuba and ruba (FOO-buh and ROO-buh) – military service; lit. “attack and defense”

fuidir (FEE-jur) – transitional slave

geis (GAYSH) / pl. geassa (GAYSA) – mystical personal injunction

Grainne (GRAH-nyuh) – woman in the story of Diarmuid and Grainne

léine (LAY-nya) – tunic

Mac Cécht (Mak KEKHT) – warrior and right-hand man of Conaire in The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel

Nede (NAY-thuh) – a satire poet in the story of Caier and Nede

rath (RATH) – a loan taken from a lord in a clientship contract

rosc (ROSK) – a nearly untranslatable type of poem with multiple meanings, often signaled in English by ellipses where parts are left untranslated

Scáthach (SKAH-hakh) – a warrior woman in the Táin bó Cúailnge, mentor of Cú Chulainn

senchléithe (SHEN-khlay-huh) – hereditary serf

sét (SET) – unit of measurement equal to 4/5 of a cow

Táin bó Cúailnge (TOYN bo KOOL-nee) – epic featuring Cú Chulainn; lit. “The Cattle Raid of Cooley”

Tara (TAH-ruh) – traditional capital of the high kinds of Ireland

Togail Bruidne Dá Derga (TO-gul BREEJ-nuh da JAIR-guh) – epic featuring King Conaire; lit. “The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel” or “…of the Red God”

toinal (TEE-nyul) – joint conjugal fund

Uí Néill (oy NAYLZ) – one of the most powerful clans of medieval Ireland

Ulster (UHL-stur) – Anglicized name for a kingdom in northeast Ireland

Main Sources

Ambient Mixer. “A Lively Night at the Tavern.” Ambient Mixer. (Audio Clip). Used under CC license. Downloaded Dec. 18, 2016, from: http://rpg.ambient-mixer.com/bustling-tavern

Barrett, C. (2006). “Early Gaelic Dress: An Introduction.” Downloaded Nov. 18, 2016, from: http://coblaith.net/EarlyGaelicDress/EarlyGaelicDress12bw.pdf

Dwyer, F. (2010-2017). Irish History Podcast.

Dwyer, F. (2013). Witches, Spies and Stockholm Syndrome: Life in Medieval Ireland. Dublin: New Island.

Kenny, G. (2013). “Anglo-Irish and Gaelic Marriage Laws and Traditions in Late Medieval Ireland.” Journal of Medieval History, 32(1): 27-42.

Kinsella, T. (1969). The Tain Bo Cuailnge. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Mallory, J. P. (1992). Aspects of the Tain. Belfast: December Publications.

MacCulloch, J. A. (1911). The Religion of the Ancient Celts. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark.

O’Connor, R. (2013). The Destruction of Da Derga’s Hostel: Kingship and Narrative Artistry in a Medieval Irish Saga. Oxford: University Press.

O’Leary, P. (1988). “Honour-bound: The Social Context of Early Irish Heroic Geis.” Celtica, 20: 85-107.

Patterson, N. (1994). Cattle Lords and Clansmen. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press.

Stokes, W. (1862). Three Irish Glossaries. London: Williams and Norgate.

Wyatt, D. R. (2009). Slaves and Warriors in Medieval Britain and Ireland: 800-1200. Boston: Brill.

  Music and graphic design by Rachel Westhoff.

Geis V: Women and Magic in Medieval Ireland: An interview with Dr. Gillian Kenny Our first ever interview! Expert on women, sex, and magic Gillian Kenny gives a quirky and fun interview on the position of the fairer sex in medieval Ireland and their relation to geassa in the literature.

[dyslexicditch]

me: my bmi is like 28.6 or smth

girlfriend: thats not good.

me: dont you think you know that?

girlfriend: well maybe you should actually try

me:...i am

girlfriend: not hard enough. you had dairt queen.

me:... well i guess ill just fucking starve myself and see how you like that

[fallenidol-453]

31 days of unedited writing: days 27-28

ALMOST THERE. ALMOST.

two fanfic snippets, following the vein of here and here.

I took a song from Elisabeth for the first one and applied to another fandom under slightly more horrifying circumstances. I’m not sorry.

Second story contains mentions torture/sexual torture as a tw. Song inspiration.

Day 27

Mama’s name was Thetarara and they had watched Vieliessar High King be crowned. Hazaniel had grabbed a handful of a Lady’s fine silk gown and loved how it felt in his grubby fingers. She had been wearing jewels that shined in the sunlight; pretty blues and purples and gold.

When the screams began, Mama had held him tightly in her arms and started running.

But they were pulled up, and up--

-

Mama is gone and Hazaniel is alone in his cell.

The darkness hurts his eyes and he’s hungry and he’s cold but no one is there to comfort him. He begs and cries, to no avail.

He’s the only one making noise when all others around him have fallen into terrified silence.

-

When there is finally light, it is scarlet flames that hurt his eyes. Hazaniel fixes his gaze on who cast the spell, and he is stunned into silence. Horned figures with glowing eyes surround him in the dim light. The biggest one - jeweled as richly as a queen - kneels and beckons.

She is not Mama, but her voice is kind and she’s the first one to be nice to him.

She promises to find his Mama.

It is enough for him to fling himself into her arms.

Day 28

Dairt dreams. He dreams of the sun, of the forest, his family...

The Golden City of the Bells had called off its annexation of the Western Hills. If he hadn’t run away. none of this torture would be happening.

-

A taloned hand runs down his bare torso and he whimpers as the welts begin to form.

“What a pretty human you are...” a male voice purrs.

He can’t close his eyes at the sight of his captor, or the fine needles will gouge them. He’s ashamed of his body’s reaction to the voice but can’t do anything to find relief: his swollen cock is caged in an inhumane device and his hands are shackled.

He tries to not scream, later. 

Screaming drew an audience. 

Screaming drew an audience who would participate in torturing him.

-

He had tried to fight, in the beginning.

But it starting to become easier to obey.

Perhaps Goraide was right: perhaps he had wanted to serve his Endarkened masters. That was why he ran, wasn’t it?

... wasn’t it?

[gershonposts]

Fxwirepro: Aud/nzd Closes Below 20-Dma, Hits 10-Day Low, Bias Lower

Fxwirepro: Aud/nzd Closes Below 20-Dma, Hits 10-Day Low, Bias Lower

Aussie trades weaker across the board as sell-off in copper and iron ore prices continues.   Upbeat New Zealand labor market report and dairt prices released on Wednesday keep the Kiwi supported.   AUD/NZD hit 10-day low of 1.0759 and is currently trading at 1.0765, bias remains lower.   Technical studies are bearish. RSI and Stochs are biased lower. Price action rages with the daily cloud.   The…

[muzaffar1969]

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Aussie trades weaker across the board as sell-off in copper and iron ore prices continues.  

Upbeat New Zealand labor market report and dairt prices released on Wednesday keep the Kiwi supported.  

AUD/NZD hit 10-day low of 1.0759 and is currently trading at 1.0765, bias remains lower.  

Technical studies are bearish. RSI and Stochs are biased lower. Price action rages with the daily cloud.  

The pair has shown a decisive close below 20-DMA and next immediate bear target remains 1.07 (trendline).

Support levels: 1.0761 (April 7 low), 1.0712 (April 24 low), 1.0668 (100-DMA)  Resistance levels: 1.08 (20-DMA), 1.0833 (50-DMA), 1.0842 (5-DMA)  Call update: Our previous call (http://ift.tt/2p7PQ1C) has hit TP1. Recommendation: Bias lower. Book partial profits at lows. Lower trailing stops to 1.08, hold for downside. FxWirePro Currency Strength Index: FxWirePro's Hourly AUD Spot Index was at -137.154 (Bearish), while Hourly NZD Spot Index was at -33.7816 (Neutral) at 0245 GMT. For more details on FxWirePro's Currency Strength Index, visit http://ift.tt/2fd4Y8T.   

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[deadideaspod]

http://media.blubrry.com/deadideas/ia601505.us.archive.org/34/items/bestofthebestpulpfictionmashup/Best%20of%20the%20Best%20Pulp%20Fiction%20Mashup.mp3

  It’s another best of the best for you! This one has it all: romance, plunder, mimes – and it all ends in a bloodbath! This was our first mashup and it’s still one of my favorite episodes. What are your faves? Let me know at deadideaspod@gmail.com or on Facebook at @deadideaspod.

Also, an update on our upcoming show The History of Sex: we’re looking at a release date in October! It’s coming up fast!

This episode features a rockin’ soundtrack by Brooklyn band Twin Guns.

Be sure to support the show at www.patreon.com/deadideaspod to get your portrait drawn!

Maps, pics, references, and more at http://www.deadideas.net. Music and graphic design by Rachel Westhoff. Map by Adam McKithern.

Co-hosts: Nick and Anna

Time/place: Ireland, composed 6th-10th cen. CE

Dead Idea: Geis

A Map of Medieval Ireland, by Adam McKithern

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Glossary of Irish Words and Spellings

Note: “KH” should be pronounced like the ending sound of “Bach”

Aífe (EE-fuh) – a warrior woman in the Táin bó Cúailnge, rival of Scáthach

aire (EYE-ruh) – lordly class

brat (BRAT) – cloak

Caier (KEYE-ur) – king of Connacht in the story Caier and Nede

coibche (KWIV-khuh) – bride-price

Conall Cernach (KO-nul KAIR-nakh) – curly blond-haired warrior and favorite of Conaire in The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel

Conaire (KO-na-ruh) – king of Tara in the The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel

Connacht (KON-akht) – a kingdom in the middle west of Ireland

Connla (KON-luh) – son of Cú Chulainn in the Táin bó Cúailnge

Críth Gablach (KREEH GOW-luhch) – a law-tract featuring 7 ranks of lords, 7 ranks of farmers, and 7 ranks of kings

Cú Chulainn (KOO KHUH-lun) – hero in the Táin bó Cúailnge

cúlán (KOO-lun) – men’s hairstyle with shaved front, long back

cumal (COO-wul) – unit of measurement roughly equal to 34 acres of land or 3 cattle; lit. “slave girl”

dairt (DEERCH) – a heifer, as in “from a needle to a dairt”, the honor-price of the lowest level of farmer which varies from a needle to a heifer

Diarmuid (JAR-muhj) – hero in the story of Diarmuid and Grainne

Drogheda (DRO-hay-duh) – site of a battle against the Vikings in 902 CE

Emer (EV-ur) – woman wooed by Cú Chulainn in the Táin bó Cúailnge

féni (FAY-nee) – farmer class, subdivided into 7 ranks according to the Crith Gablach law-tract: 1. 1st fer midboth (FAIR MEE-vuh) lit. “man between huts”; 2. 2nd fer midboth; 3. ócaire (O-keye-ruh); 4. aithech (EYE-chuh); 5. bóaire (BO-eye-ruh); 6. mruigfher (MREE-khur); 7. fer fothlai (FAIR FO-lee)

fidchell (FEE-khel) – an Old Irish board game, often called “Irish chess”

Forgall (FOR-gul) – father of Emer in the Táin bó Cúailnge

fuba and ruba (FOO-buh and ROO-buh) – military service; lit. “attack and defense”

fuidir (FEE-jur) – transitional slave

geis (GAYSH) / pl. geassa (GAYSA) – mystical personal injunction

Grainne (GRAH-nyuh) – woman in the story of Diarmuid and Grainne

léine (LAY-nya) – tunic

Mac Cécht (Mak KEKHT) – warrior and right-hand man of Conaire in The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel

Nede (NAY-thuh) – a satire poet in the story of Caier and Nede

rath (RATH) – a loan taken from a lord in a clientship contract

rosc (ROSK) – a nearly untranslatable type of poem with multiple meanings, often signaled in English by ellipses where parts are left untranslated

Scáthach (SKAH-hakh) – a warrior woman in the Táin bó Cúailnge, mentor of Cú Chulainn

senchléithe (SHEN-khlay-huh) – hereditary serf

sét (SET) – unit of measurement equal to 4/5 of a cow

Táin bó Cúailnge (TOYN bo KOOL-nee) – epic featuring Cú Chulainn; lit. “The Cattle Raid of Cooley”

Tara (TAH-ruh) – traditional capital of the high kinds of Ireland

Togail Bruidne Dá Derga (TO-gul BREEJ-nuh da JAIR-guh) – epic featuring King Conaire; lit. “The Destruction of Dá Derga’s Hostel” or “…of the Red God”

toinal (TEE-nyul) – joint conjugal fund

Uí Néill (oy NAYLZ) – one of the most powerful clans of medieval Ireland

Ulster (UHL-stur) – Anglicized name for a kingdom in northeast Ireland

Main Sources

Ambient Mixer. “A Lively Night at the Tavern.” Ambient Mixer. (Audio Clip). Used under CC license. Downloaded Dec. 18, 2016, from: http://rpg.ambient-mixer.com/bustling-tavern

Barrett, C. (2006). “Early Gaelic Dress: An Introduction.” Downloaded Nov. 18, 2016, from: http://coblaith.net/EarlyGaelicDress/EarlyGaelicDress12bw.pdf

Dwyer, F. (2010-2017). Irish History Podcast.

Dwyer, F. (2013). Witches, Spies and Stockholm Syndrome: Life in Medieval Ireland. Dublin: New Island.

Kenny, G. (2013). “Anglo-Irish and Gaelic Marriage Laws and Traditions in Late Medieval Ireland.” Journal of Medieval History, 32(1): 27-42.

Kinsella, T. (1969). The Tain Bo Cuailnge. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Mallory, J. P. (1992). Aspects of the Tain. Belfast: December Publications.

MacCulloch, J. A. (1911). The Religion of the Ancient Celts. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark.

O’Connor, R. (2013). The Destruction of Da Derga’s Hostel: Kingship and Narrative Artistry in a Medieval Irish Saga. Oxford: University Press.

O’Leary, P. (1988). “Honour-bound: The Social Context of Early Irish Heroic Geis.” Celtica, 20: 85-107.

Patterson, N. (1994). Cattle Lords and Clansmen. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press.

Stokes, W. (1862). Three Irish Glossaries. London: Williams and Norgate.

Wyatt, D. R. (2009). Slaves and Warriors in Medieval Britain and Ireland: 800-1200. Boston: Brill.

Best of the Best: Pulp Fiction/Da Derga’s Hostel Mashup – Irish History It's another best of the best for you! This one has it all: romance, plunder, mimes - and it all ends in a bloodbath!