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To: Cats Pajamas
DO NOT THINK OF A POLAR BEAR EATING GREEN PEAS AROUND AN ICE HOLE.

DUDE, that's just like one of my dad's favorite jokes.

How do you catch a polar bear?

Put peas around a hole in the ice.

When the bear comes up to take a pea, kick him in the icehole.

Get it?

#BiggRedSafe


189 posted on 08/07/2019 9:27:17 PM PDT by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)
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To: bagster

Yeah dude. That is why I used the polar bear eating green peas to illustrate the point of how the DS actors practice this parlance poiesis on us. They know exactly how to paint vivid pictures in fertile minds with word magic.

I was painting with the words polar bear and green peas but I could have just as easily used something else. I could have said - do not think of a white dove perched in a cage that is sitting on a yellow table. Even though I said do not think white dove, the mind will con-Jure the white dove, yellow table image.

Poiesis definition
In philosophy, poiesis (from Ancient Greek:) is “the activity in which a person brings something into being that did not exist before.” Poiesis is etymologically derived from the ancient Greek term;, which means “to make”.

par·lance
noun
a particular way of speaking or using words, especially a way common to those with a particular job or interest.

I am going to dig more into words of deep ambiguity as that is where I believe these legal vultures learn the most dangerous parlance to spell us with. Honestly I never paid a damn bit of attention to this type of stuff really until Q happened. Now I won’t ever give up digging the “word.”


276 posted on 08/08/2019 6:54:20 AM PDT by Cats Pajamas (Freedom or Liberty? Which would you choose?)
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