SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: CalhounSq said: Umm, Jan, that's just crazy Grass IS green. You can disagree w/ it or refuse to acknowledge it BUT the REALITY is that grass is green. & if a person who's aware of that fact YET chooses to disagree with it is... in question Well she does have a point in that Green is only Green cuz someone a long time ago said it was Green. Green could have just as easily been Blue or Zorch for that matter. Who's to say that the person who gave the color Green the name Green was right? Don't you love philosophy? Okay, I hear that. & it's good to question things of course, but at what point do we accept that Green is in fact Green? | |
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CalhounSq said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Well she does have a point in that Green is only Green cuz someone a long time ago said it was Green. Green could have just as easily been Blue or Zorch for that matter. Who's to say that the person who gave the color Green the name Green was right? Don't you love philosophy? Okay, I hear that. & it's good to question things of course, but at what point do we accept that Green is in fact Green? I don't! | |
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CalhounSq said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Well she does have a point in that Green is only Green cuz someone a long time ago said it was Green. Green could have just as easily been Blue or Zorch for that matter. Who's to say that the person who gave the color Green the name Green was right? Don't you love philosophy? Okay, I hear that. & it's good to question things of course, but at what point do we accept that Green is in fact Green? That's the point though, you don't have to accept it and it's okay. A person can conform, because of pressure from society, and call it green to avoid conflict, but it doesn't make it 100% true | |
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Janfriend said: CalhounSq said: Okay, I hear that. & it's good to question things of course, but at what point do we accept that Green is in fact Green? That's the point though, you don't have to accept it and it's okay. A person can conform, because of pressure from society, and call it green to avoid conflict, but it doesn't make it 100% true And still the grass is green Granted you can choose to call it whatever you want. Verde,Grün, 绿色 , whatever. Still doesn't change the color of the grass (green). Regardless what we call it, it ultimately doesn't matter. To quote the great philosopher John Mayer; "I don't need another kind of green to know I'm on the right side with you..." "What kind of fuck ending is that?" | |
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Janfriend said: CalhounSq said: Okay, I hear that. & it's good to question things of course, but at what point do we accept that Green is in fact Green? That's the point though, you don't have to accept it and it's okay. A person can conform, because of pressure from society, and call it green to avoid conflict, but it doesn't make it 100% true So you see it as conforming to avoid conflict, instead of the truth as we know it. But how long does one rail against the rest of the world just because? & in how many areas of ones life? And how tired & irritable will a mf be if they find/seek/create conflict in their lives constantly? Hell, people can do whatever they want but it seems like a lot of energy just to be on the other side of the fence. At some point you gotta wonder - what does all of the angst mean? & where does it take you? & how does it weigh on a person? Is the angst all they have after a while? Especially after they've alienated everyone in their "nuh uhh!" quest... I dunno man, I don't have time to let everything under the sun make me mad. I'mma walk across the green grass & keep movin | |
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CalhounSq said: I dunno man, I don't have time to let everything under the sun make me mad. I'mma walk across the ZORCH grass & keep movin
Correction 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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JustErin said :th13182 said:
I know a chick that went to see him in concert and was scouted for him for sex.
I wonder if he thought of that song and it's message while he was screwing her. Can you please explain this whole story? I am also quite surprised by this. What is there to explain? She was at his concert, a dude approached her and her friend, let them come up to the front for a great view. She was asked if she wanted to meet him, she did, they fucked. She never heard from him again. The end. [Edited 5/7/07 14:35pm] Erin, the way you described that was like a condensed version of a romance novel gone bad. | |
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CalhounSq said: Janfriend said: That's the point though, you don't have to accept it and it's okay. A person can conform, because of pressure from society, and call it green to avoid conflict, but it doesn't make it 100% true So you see it as conforming to avoid conflict, instead of the truth as we know it. But how long does one rail against the rest of the world just because? & in how many areas of ones life? And how tired & irritable will a mf be if they find/seek/create conflict in their lives constantly? Hell, people can do whatever they want but it seems like a lot of energy just to be on the other side of the fence. At some point you gotta wonder - what does all of the angst mean? & where does it take you? & how does it weigh on a person? Is the angst all they have after a while? Especially after they've alienated everyone in their "nuh uhh!" quest... I dunno man, I don't have time to let everything under the sun make me mad. I'mma walk across the green grass & keep movin To that I would say who is "we" and what exactly is the "truth" we know? Who gives us this truth? My political science class has opened my eyes to how manipulated we really are In terms of someone railing against the world, I would say there are many sane people who feel, think, and act differently than the "majority" or "norm." It doesn't make them abnormal, crazy, ignorant, or silly. It makes them an individual who, at some point, decided to stop and think for themselves and be themselves. They tend to challenge others because the others don't like "different." [Edited 5/15/07 20:58pm] | |
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ElCapitan said: Janfriend said: That's the point though, you don't have to accept it and it's okay. A person can conform, because of pressure from society, and call it green to avoid conflict, but it doesn't make it 100% true And still the grass is green Granted you can choose to call it whatever you want. Verde,Grün, 绿色 , whatever. Still doesn't change the color of the grass (green). Regardless what we call it, it ultimately doesn't matter. To quote the great philosopher John Mayer; "I don't need another kind of green to know I'm on the right side with you..." The color itself is one thing. The name is another | |
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Janfriend said: ElCapitan said: And still the grass is green Granted you can choose to call it whatever you want. Verde,Grün, 绿色 , whatever. Still doesn't change the color of the grass (green). Regardless what we call it, it ultimately doesn't matter. To quote the great philosopher John Mayer; "I don't need another kind of green to know I'm on the right side with you..." The color itself is one thing. The name is another that's what they want you to think... "What kind of fuck ending is that?" | |
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Janfriend said: CalhounSq said: So you see it as conforming to avoid conflict, instead of the truth as we know it. But how long does one rail against the rest of the world just because? & in how many areas of ones life? And how tired & irritable will a mf be if they find/seek/create conflict in their lives constantly? Hell, people can do whatever they want but it seems like a lot of energy just to be on the other side of the fence. At some point you gotta wonder - what does all of the angst mean? & where does it take you? & how does it weigh on a person? Is the angst all they have after a while? Especially after they've alienated everyone in their "nuh uhh!" quest... I dunno man, I don't have time to let everything under the sun make me mad. I'mma walk across the green grass & keep movin To that I would say who is "we" and what exactly is the "truth" we know? Who gives us this truth? My political science class has opened my eyes to how manipulated we really are In terms of someone railing against the world, I would say there are many sane people who feel, think, and act differently than the "majority" or "norm." It doesn't make them abnormal, crazy, ignorant, or silly. It makes them an individual who, at some point, decided to stop and think for themselves and be themselves. They tend to challenge others because the others don't like "different." [Edited 5/15/07 20:58pm] That's all wonderful, & I'd hope that those people who've decided to stop & think for themselves put their energy into things that really matter, not the color of grass By the way, you don't have to be filled with angst & railing against the world to be a thinker - conflict doesn't prove any mental superiority, but it does prove to be a fucking drag eventually... | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: CalhounSq said: Umm, Jan, that's just crazy Grass IS green. You can disagree w/ it or refuse to acknowledge it BUT the REALITY is that grass is green. & if a person who's aware of that fact YET chooses to disagree with it is... in question Well she does have a point in that Green is only Green cuz someone a long time ago said it was Green. Green could have just as easily been Blue or Zorch for that matter. Who's to say that the person who gave the color Green the name Green was right? Don't you love philosophy? you go sit down some where..... | |
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Janfriend said: Rhondab said: see there you go again....WRONG sista....I just have an opinion about everything ppl say... I'm opinionated, relentless...yet so, so very very fly Isn't it strange how I'm so WRONG about everything and you're so right? What does that say about you? Are you the authority on what's right and what's wrong? Attempting to analyze a person you do not truly know is a mistake. Back to your grass comment. If someone said the grass is blue, then it's blue...to them. Who the hell said "We're gonna call this color green and everyone has to agree." Shit, someone could call the color "Hoospah" and it wouldn't matter to me. It is what is it is to them. Your crime example was kind of weird because you said me saying I don't see something is like saying crime doesn't exist because I don't see it. Well, saying the same thing, that something does exist because of what you see is like saying blacks and latinos commit most of the crime in this country because that's all you see on the news Now you're just argumentative for the sake of it. Lawd...now grass ain't green. Whatever the name is it is recognized as that color everywhere which was the point. You were arguing that point for the hell of it. My crime example was based on you saying that you don't see this situation happening with girls. That's what it was based on. Just because you don't experience something doesn't mean it doesn't take place was the point. And once again...because reading is fundamental for some but not all, I said some women Overcome their daddy stuff to lead great lives e.g Ms Paisley that posted. I know I said this over and over...throwin' ya ass a bone because some can OVERCOME this situation but that doesn't mean there aren't many women who still struggle. This has to be the third or fourth time me saying this. That's all wonderful, & I'd hope that those people who've decided to stop & think for themselves put their energy into things that really matter, not the color of grass By the way, you don't have to be filled with angst & railing against the world to be a thinker - conflict doesn't prove any mental superiority, but it does prove to be a fucking drag eventually...
From Cal....this is brilliant.....there is nothing else to say So let me take my....what was I called....my have to be right, my point is more valid than others, self on. addin' that to the list: Jesus Freak Ungodly sexually repressed Obessive I'm sure there's more Good luck to you Jan. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: CalhounSq said: I dunno man, I don't have time to let everything under the sun make me mad. I'mma walk across the ZORCH grass & keep movin
Correction at both of ya'll.... | |
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Someone is listening to this song at their desk at my work as I type this. I busted out laughing as soon as I heard the first chord. | |
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JustErin said: Someone is listening to this song at their desk at my work as I type this. I busted out laughing as soon as I heard the first chord. I know I will think twice before I start a thread about a non-Prince song. | |
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JustErin said: Someone is listening to this song at their desk at my work as I type this. I busted out laughing as soon as I heard the first chord. | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: JustErin said: Someone is listening to this song at their desk at my work as I type this. I busted out laughing as soon as I heard the first chord. I know I will think twice before I start a thread about a non-Prince song. Oh please, it's a good thread. Relax | |
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Rhondab said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Well she does have a point in that Green is only Green cuz someone a long time ago said it was Green. Green could have just as easily been Blue or Zorch for that matter. Who's to say that the person who gave the color Green the name Green was right? Don't you love philosophy? you go sit down some where..... 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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JustErin said: Someone is listening to this song at their desk at my work as I type this. I busted out laughing as soon as I heard the first chord. | |
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CalhounSq said: Janfriend said: To that I would say who is "we" and what exactly is the "truth" we know? Who gives us this truth? My political science class has opened my eyes to how manipulated we really are In terms of someone railing against the world, I would say there are many sane people who feel, think, and act differently than the "majority" or "norm." It doesn't make them abnormal, crazy, ignorant, or silly. It makes them an individual who, at some point, decided to stop and think for themselves and be themselves. They tend to challenge others because the others don't like "different." [Edited 5/15/07 20:58pm] That's all wonderful, & I'd hope that those people who've decided to stop & think for themselves put their energy into things that really matter, not the color of grass By the way, you don't have to be filled with angst & railing against the world to be a thinker - conflict doesn't prove any mental superiority, but it does prove to be a fucking drag eventually... I don't think there's anyone here who is filled with angst and railing against the world. If you think that's me, I would tell you most definitely that you haven't had enough conversations with me to make that evaluation | |
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Rhondab said:[quote] Janfriend said: Now you're just argumentative for the sake of it. Lawd...now grass ain't green. Whatever the name is it is recognized as that color everywhere which was the point. You were arguing that point for the hell of it. My crime example was based on you saying that you don't see this situation happening with girls. That's what it was based on. Just because you don't experience something doesn't mean it doesn't take place was the point. And once again...because reading is fundamental for some but not all, I said some women Overcome their daddy stuff to lead great lives e.g Ms Paisley that posted. I know I said this over and over...throwin' ya ass a bone because some can OVERCOME this situation but that doesn't mean there aren't many women who still struggle. This has to be the third or fourth time me saying this. That's all wonderful, & I'd hope that those people who've decided to stop & think for themselves put their energy into things that really matter, not the color of grass By the way, you don't have to be filled with angst & railing against the world to be a thinker - conflict doesn't prove any mental superiority, but it does prove to be a fucking drag eventually...
From Cal....this is brilliant.....there is nothing else to say So let me take my....what was I called....my have to be right, my point is more valid than others, self on. addin' that to the list: Jesus Freak Ungodly sexually repressed Obessive I'm sure there's more Good luck to you Jan. I don't argue for the hell of it. There was a point to that Yeah, good luck to you too | |
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Janfriend said: Rhondab said: From Cal....this is brilliant.....there is nothing else to say So let me take my....what was I called....my have to be right, my point is more valid than others, self on. addin' that to the list: Jesus Freak Ungodly sexually repressed Obessive I'm sure there's more Good luck to you Jan. I don't argue for the hell of it. There was a point to that Yeah, good luck to you too Your point was that grass is not green! I love ya Jan I told my sister You can't even believe how people have gone off on that song daughters *beaming and glowing* Oh, I love it! I can just immagine. No, go off in a bad way My sister-----> 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Whoa, what a thread. Better than anything on GD in quite awhile.
So much for MJB but that whole is grass really green angle was great. Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off | |
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Janfriend said: Rhondab said: From Cal....this is brilliant.....there is nothing else to say So let me take my....what was I called....my have to be right, my point is more valid than others, self on. addin' that to the list: Jesus Freak Ungodly sexually repressed Obessive I'm sure there's more Good luck to you Jan. I don't argue for the hell of it. There was a point to that Yeah, good luck to you too I'm sure you're big fun at parties huh... :lol jackie...that stuff was :Nutty: so stupid to even argue about....@ supa...I love him so though.... | |
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Janfriend said: CalhounSq said: That's all wonderful, & I'd hope that those people who've decided to stop & think for themselves put their energy into things that really matter, not the color of grass By the way, you don't have to be filled with angst & railing against the world to be a thinker - conflict doesn't prove any mental superiority, but it does prove to be a fucking drag eventually... I don't think there's anyone here who is filled with angst and railing against the world. If you think that's me, I would tell you most definitely that you haven't had enough conversations with me to make that evaluation You're right - maybe I should stop by your soap opera thread, you're probably way more grounded on that one... you know, except for the fact that you watch soap operas | |
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CalhounSq said: Janfriend said: I don't think there's anyone here who is filled with angst and railing against the world. If you think that's me, I would tell you most definitely that you haven't had enough conversations with me to make that evaluation You're right - maybe I should stop by your soap opera thread, you're probably way more grounded on that one... you know, except for the fact that you watch soap operas Now don't you be talkin smack on Zoe! 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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CalhounSq said: Janfriend said: I don't think there's anyone here who is filled with angst and railing against the world. If you think that's me, I would tell you most definitely that you haven't had enough conversations with me to make that evaluation You're right - maybe I should stop by your soap opera thread, you're probably way more grounded on that one... you know, except for the fact that you watch soap operas | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Janfriend said: I don't argue for the hell of it. There was a point to that Yeah, good luck to you too Your point was that grass is not green! I love ya Jan I told my sister You can't even believe how people have gone off on that song daughters *beaming and glowing* Oh, I love it! I can just immagine. No, go off in a bad way My sister-----> No, that wasn't the point. I never said it wasn't green. I was talking about the name of the color. Basically saying points of view can be different and at the same time not wrong | |
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