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Nice. Im reading a book right now that is about words. Mainly the esoteric information that is encoded in words and by changing and controlling language , one can control thought. In addition, since water is very sensitive to vibration, and the body is 70% water, control over the words(vibrations) spoken equates to control over the physical and emtional condition of people.
I'm gonna try and match up some of shakeydog's slang with the energy it envokes or seals away and see where he stood.
09-06-2010, 05:52 PM
Wu-Tang Forum Internet Poster
09-06-2010, 05:55 PM
narc
Quote:
Originally Posted by WUnded Fox
In addition, since water is very sensitive to vibration, and the body is 70% water, control over the words(vibrations) spoken equates to control over the physical and emtional condition of people.
Palehorse is that you?
09-06-2010, 07:26 PM
Uncle Steezo
here is a simple example...
to an exclusively english speaker, the same phrase in arabic, german, chinese and french, evoke different emotions based on the sounds but yet say the same thing.
well on a vibrational level they don't say the same thing.
another example...
acquiesce and consent mean the same thing in terms of definition but acquiesce implies an elegance to it based strictly on the sound of the word.
do you know why we have 2liter bottles when nothing else uses the metric system?
liter SOUNDS better than quart. sound evokes emotion and quart does not sound tasty or refreshing. quart sounds like reguritate and gargle and disgusting. all guttural "ua" sounds.
stop being a faggot and get off pale's dick.
09-06-2010, 07:29 PM
Dooch
Cellar Door
09-06-2010, 07:33 PM
Uncle Steezo
also, cuss words are cuss words because of the soun they make.
SHIT vs POOP
FUCK vs SEX
PISS vs PEE
PENIS vs COCK
VAGINA vs CUNT
even DAMN vs DARN
in essence, they have identical meanings, but its the sound and the accompanying emotion that is evoked when saying and hearing these words that we call them "bad"words.
think about it.
09-06-2010, 07:34 PM
Dooch
what about Kiss....thats better than piss?
09-06-2010, 07:37 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by WUnded Fox
here is a simple example...
to an exclusively english speaker, the same phrase in arabic, german, chinese and french, evoke different emotions based on the sounds but yet say the same thing.
well on a vibrational level they don't say the same thing.
another example...
acquiesce and consent mean the same thing in terms of definition but acquiesce implies an elegance to it based strictly on the sound of the word.
do you know why we have 2liter bottles when nothing else uses the metric system?
liter SOUNDS better than quart. sound evokes emotion and quart does not sound tasty or refreshing. quart sounds like reguritate and gargle and disgusting. all guttural "ua" sounds.
stop being a faggot and get off pale's dick.
lol
that's ridiculous considering people use the words "gallon" or "quart" on a daily basis. Neither word probably resonates a better acoustic reaction and we still consume a shit load of milk.
But if we said a quart of Cambodian breast milk then that's another story.
09-06-2010, 07:41 PM
Dooch
a quart of ice cream
09-06-2010, 07:42 PM
'
head of lettuce?
RoFl
09-06-2010, 07:49 PM
Dooch
obama is a scary foreign word which is why it gives people bad vibrations.
09-06-2010, 07:54 PM
'
Caucasian sounds like something on a Long John Silver menu
09-06-2010, 08:03 PM
Uncle Steezo
Quote:
Originally Posted by Robbie Sinclair
lol
that's ridiculous considering people use the words "gallon" or "quart" on a daily basis. Neither word probably resonates a better acoustic reaction and we still consume a shit load of milk.
But if we said a quart of Cambodian breast milk then that's another story.
gallon has the "ah" vibration which is a soothing sound.
only time i hear quart used is when referring to motor oil. beverages may be marked as quarts but when was the last time you HEARD someone SAY "quart" when asking for something to drink?
even a quart of beer is labeled 32oz.
09-06-2010, 08:08 PM
Uncle Steezo
like when you talk to an infant, you can call a baby a "shitty smelling motherfucker" and they will feel love if you add the right inflections and soften the hard consonant sounds.
as opposed to saying it like the bum sitting next to you on the bus just sloppily sharted.
on a side note....
chewy "lemonheads and friends" are the best candy on the market right now.
09-06-2010, 08:47 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by WUnded Fox
gallon has the "ah" vibration which is a soothing sound.
only time i hear quart used is when referring to motor oil. beverages may be marked as quarts but when was the last time you HEARD someone SAY "quart" when asking for something to drink?
Nice. Im reading a book right now that is about words. Mainly the esoteric information that is encoded in words and by changing and controlling language , one can control thought. In addition, since water is very sensitive to vibration, and the body is 70% water, control over the words(vibrations) spoken equates to control over the physical and emtional condition of people.
I'm gonna try and match up some of shakeydog's slang with the energy it envokes or seals away and see where he stood.
They write books about these things?
I agree though. Certain words are either woody or tinny.
Nice. Im reading a book right now that is about words. Mainly the esoteric information that is encoded in words and by changing and controlling language , one can control thought. In addition, since water is very sensitive to vibration, and the body is 70% water, control over the words(vibrations) spoken equates to control over the physical and emtional condition of people.
I'm gonna try and match up some of shakeydog's slang with the energy it envokes or seals away and see where he stood.
This reminds me of a study that was done a few years back where they wrote positive and negative words on bottles of water and then froze them. After the were frozen they looked at the structure of the water under a micrscope and in the bottles with positive words the water formed beautiful shapes and patterns. And in the bottles with the negative words the water all random and chaotic.
Sounds like a cool book whats the title?
09-06-2010, 10:20 PM
CEITEDMOFO
SHAKESPEARSONnED
09-06-2010, 10:24 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LoTec
This reminds me of a study that was done a few years back where they wrote positive and negative words on bottles of water and then froze them. After the were frozen they looked at the structure of the water under a micrscope and in the bottles with positive words the water formed beautiful shapes and patterns. And in the bottles with the negative words the water all random and chaotic.
Sounds like a cool book whats the title?
lmao
any bench scientist would face palm after hearing about this experiment.
09-06-2010, 10:45 PM
Dooch
Quote:
Originally Posted by LoTec
This reminds me of a study that was done a few years back where they wrote positive and negative words on bottles of water and then froze them. After the were frozen they looked at the structure of the water under a micrscope and in the bottles with positive words the water formed beautiful shapes and patterns. And in the bottles with the negative words the water all random and chaotic.
Sounds like a cool book whats the title?
ahahahaha, no wonder your posts make no sense
09-07-2010, 12:52 AM
LoTec
Masaru Emoto is the name of the water dude, his book is called Messages from Water. I havent read it, I just remmbered reading an article about him awhile back and thought it relevant to what WUnded Fox said. Some say its all a hoax tho, so who knows.
any bench scientist would face palm after hearing about this experiment.
Tell them bench warmers to get emoto's gatorade ready.
Why do u think we are supposed to bless our food or bless anything for that matter
All thoughts have a sound. We live in a world of vibes. Vibes interact. Neg words/thoughts can and do affect our sourroundings and ourselves. The same is true for pos words/thoughts.
Its already a fact that speaking to plants in a positive way helps them grow. U think they hear and understand u or do they catcg the vibe via water?
It seems to me that water is the universal vibe capacitor.
09-07-2010, 02:10 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by WUnded Fox
It seems to me that water is the universal vibe capacitor.
While I'm sure this is semi legitimate (I'm actually not sure) in the hands of someone who is an actual expert, the way this is being explained is ridiculous. Yes, sounds are vibrations, just like lights. Yes when you talk it vibrates stuff. So yes when I say Um, instead of Ah it has a different effect on the water. But that's basically stupid to conclude we pray to effect the water that way. Our speech does no such thing.
You think more words than you speak – perhaps because language really does shape the way we navigate the world...
On average, 70 per cent of our total verbal experience is in our head," estimates Lera Boroditsky of Stanford University in California. The sheer volume of unspoken words would suggest that language is more than just a tool for communicating with others.
09-07-2010, 09:47 AM
Ghost In The 'Lac
Remember when you were little and youŽd start crying over some crackfumes and someone would start laughing and mom would say "looks like someones getting sleepy" and that would always get u more mad and youd say "Im not sleeepppyyy fffuuuuu!!" but then in 10 minutes you would be fast asleep and youd wake up the next morning with a prostitute passed out on your bed and a man in a tie-died fur lined skittle encrusted t shirt explaining the vibrational frequencies of the word Cunt?
need to start using 'the game is afoot' alot more in my everyday prose
03-28-2011, 12:36 PM
TSA
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghost In The 'Lac
Remember when you were little and youŽd start crying over some crackfumes and someone would start laughing and mom would say "looks like someones getting sleepy" and that would always get u more mad and youd say "Im not sleeepppyyy fffuuuuu!!" but then in 10 minutes you would be fast asleep and youd wake up the next morning with a prostitute passed out on your bed and a man in a tie-died fur lined skittle encrusted t shirt explaining the vibrational frequencies of the word Cunt?
Thats wu corp.
HAHAHAHAhAHAHAHh!!!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
LMFAO AT THE WORD "CRACKFUMES" ahahah!!!
i wonder what word Shakespeare used to describe this situation... Swag?
03-28-2011, 03:01 PM
Dr. Simon Hurt
I think Shakespeare would like "crackfumes", he would think "late night, candle light fiend with a crackpipe" was fly shit...
this is the motherfucker that wrote
"Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once.Of all the wonders that I yet have heard, it seems to me most strange that men should fear; Seeing that death, a necessary end, will come when it will come".
Caesar 'was going hard (wild pause no homo you know)'
shakespeare had the ultimate swag and is probably the most sampled English language solo-artist of all times ( best group artist is the pre-Masonic cabal that 'translated' the Bible: "King James Version")
He's probably contributed more phrases to the English that are now cliches, used by many that would be unfamiliar with their origins, than any other author in history. If that doesn't amaze you, you're a 'faggit'. People are still stealing his plots 'on the low'.
