Tavarus Blackmonster™️ /The Blackmonster Trad/

The word "ding" has multiple, distinct origins.

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Ding, Wedding, Wi Ding, "we kill water," 

Kill the Weigher of Hearts, 

Sacrifice the Vessel of Love...

Wi syn. Mi

WĀ syn. Me, My, Our(s)/ alt. MiNari 

(water lilly), weigher fire

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The TrueHeArt Decry: Your halo is not inside a charm box. Your vow is V.O., you are draught, drought .. your fate is Fe T, 

M'Ire upon thee... 

You will lose your ring, your vow, your finger, your line and or, your purse...♥️

You are scorned.

I am Score

Vein T

Being T

B, T

T8

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AH

I

Ache

And loave thy self

♥️🗡️

All to the Balance

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ding...

The sound-related verb (to ring, 1819) is imitative, often from "ding-dong". The older verb meaning to strike, beat, or throw (c. 1300) stems from Middle English dingen and is related to Old Norse dengja (to hammer). It also refers to a dent (1960s) or a "ding" in Cantonese. 

• Imitative (Sound): Originated in the 16th century (e.g., ding-dong) to mimic the sound of a bell.
• Strike/Beat (Action): Derived from Middle English dingen (to knock or strike), likely from Old English gedingan ("to throw oneself with force") or Old Norse dengja ("to hammer").
• Dent (Damage): A later 20th-century development, likely a shortening of "dented," describing a small depression in a surface.
• Slang (Criticism/Penalty): Derived from the action of "striking" or pounding, meaning to penalize or criticize, often used in American slang. 

In a completely different context, Ding is also a Chinese surname (丁) or a type of ancient Chinese sacrificial vessel (鼎). 

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For Thee, "We," the people and "We," ding, both sacrifice the Earthen Vessel and Nez Perce, sacrifice the Monster, ster and spica: beosperot/bowsperot... You are cast ville and wrought of herz.

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May thee find your way to X

And your wife to my anal/ annul 

pleasure dome

Coo Bray Claw

Tavarus Blackmonster♥️