While the Captain made his ascent and prepped the cordage for the complicated trick of lifting a weight higher than the connecting point of the Drop, the Ground Crew finished bolting the two halves of the Rose together and reattaching the monkey. Fuckin' Monkey. Then everyone held their breaths while we block and tackled the Rose up to the Captain hovering above. That's the Captain's Son on the line while Slag, Bruno, and Iwojima right the Rose for its installation above the Nave in the Cathedral Our Lady of the Ligne.
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Metal tableware became the optimal before the age of mass-production. Metal tableware had rivets, which enjoyed a systemic function: to keep the parts of the vessels together. When quickly produced ceramics replaced the Metal tableware often the old rivets were modeled in the clay - now no longer functional, there being no separate parts to hold together in the pottery renditions - but now turned decorative. Kind of easing the transition by including the old and the familiar but the no longer necessary elements of the originals.
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The Original Stonehenge was Woodhenge and the Stone Trilithons which now grace the Salisbury Plains have replaced the first uprights which had been made from timber, from wood. Those had been connected thru the woodworking functions of Mortice and Tenon Joints. When Woodhenge was Exhalted into Stonehenge they kept the features of Mortice and Tenon but without the now unnecessary function. They're just decorative. Skeuomorphs. If you're wearing Jeans reach down and hook your thumb into your watch pocket on the right side. What's that for? Human Toenails are Skeuomorphs too.
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Then there's QWERTY and Gutenburg
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