In the Dreamer song Prince talks about Pnut butter logic on a bed of lies, whaduya think he's talking about???
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not sure but that line makes me hungry

japanrocks said:

i dunno, but he better not bump into me while i'm rockin my chocolate logic.

Just did a search on Google and discovered this quote from some random conversation:

"Once again - that is purely a matter of opinion. That is your faith... not necessarily mine. That's "peanut butter" logic... trying to apply one moral or religious absolute across the whole of society in one swipe."

From this discussion: http://www.cal-look.com/f...ic=21852.0
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Anxiety said:

Mmm, two great logics that go great together.

Anxiety said:

In the song Prince alludes to disenchantment with regard to the realization that equality does not exist. Under any circumstances, due to race.

He talks about the concepts of working harder, being smarter and innovation. But alas, these efforts go unrealized and even more the insult is "difficult to swallow" as the brazen lies before one's face.

You may recall that George Washington Carver invented peanut butter, however, credit and $$ was bestowed upon Kellog who obtained a patent and was credited ith the invention.

Just my thought and opinion.

Anxiety said:

Funny!

Anxiety said:

You and Ralph Mouth...

jill4life said:

And a good thought at that, nice repsonse there and on the $ ...6 sense worth

Efan said:

true that, ain't nothing like a Reese's my goodness

thanks 4 the Reese's ad.....yet, another item impossible to find in Japan

Donny Most? isn't that the guy from Happy Days?

lol!

japanrocks said:

Yep, Ralph Mouth. And that's Robbie Benson from Ice Castles and Ode To Billie Joe.

Do you vote smooth

...or crunchy?

Is that the analogy?

jill4life said:

well thought & said I totally agree!

cdreed3000 said:

it's funny though how people always ignore the right answer on threads like
these and go off for another 40 posts, trying to find out what the meaning
of a certain lyric is. it's as if they don't read the thread at all.

Simply put - peanut butter logic is "sticky" - meaning convaluted.

eaglebear4839 said:

Not to mention thick.

Genesia said:

and creamy

peanut butter,false alarm
I wanna dance I don't wanna sing

my new handle in chat

African American's have made many contributions for Society.
George Washington Carver invented peanut butter. If U take a racist person against the African American Ethnicity...U can say..."No More Peanut Butter 4 U."

If U take any racist person of any color, and U use that kind of logic....Those racist people will think twice when they are butt naked and empty handed, from everyone's contributions to the world, that we all need.

MajesticOne89 said:

Not in this case.

Genesia said:

squirrelgrease said:

mmmmm Robby Benson.....did I ever dig him back in the "Ice Castle" (movie) days. I broke my jaw during skating practice doing a sowcow when I was skating competitively, it benched me.... loved that movie!!!!

Madison88 said:

That's some cute peanut butter logic!!!! Funny that peanuts are the most common food allergy.

jill4life said:

Tame said:

Thanks for these answers. And remember the USA Today article where it says:
...and Dreamer, an ode to Martin Luther King Jr. inspired by discussions with Dick Gregory. link

cdreed3000 said:

Also thanks for this one!

What I found on the internet concerning "peanut butter" and "logic" is "the atheist's nightmare" as it's called on several blogs:


For example from this blog. But there are many many more...

Thanks very much from a non-native speaker
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incredibleD said:

Thanks for that link to that article. I read the part in that article, about a song he made called "The Divine" which it says he doubts he would be released, makes you curious about the song, and wish he would release it. Maybe he'll release it to members of his site one day, with some unreleased tracks, if ever.
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IstenSzek said:

Yeah, I was wondering about that. I thought my post pretty much answered the question.