LESSONS: Verbal Sexual Positions, Sexual Aggregate Demand
I said 2/25/2006 that I've been replacing Davis and shifting him out of the program. Because I've been infusing my own personality, you see how theres movement or shift with names:
Then we started cycling around the Color Wheel August 2004. You could tell who was being affected because I'm the Honest Streak. People with "Colored Names" would behave according to whomever was in it.
If you had a Red Name and I was sitting in the Red Zone, all the "Red" People would be honorable and sincere. When Subconscious Charle was inhabiting a Blue Color, all the people with Blue Names would be sneaky and manipulative.
Have you ever played that game in Elementary School where you have your teacher in the middle and then you're supposed to choose one of the four corners and try not to be in the corner that gets picked?
If you're in a corner that gets picked, you have to sit down. You're supposed to keep going where corners keep getting chosen until there's only one person left standing. Thats how the Subconscious Minds were playing the Game indicating where I was in the Color Wheel and having to guess who was the corrupt Color because there was one bad one out of the five.
That's the hard thin about parenthood. If you have four children and you don't know which of them is being bad, or if one of them is blaming everyone else, sometimes it's just better to punish all of them when you don't know who's guilty or if they're playing games iwth you.
"Code Red" from "A Few Good Men"
Sometimes what happens is that people stop caring if it doesn't concern them. However, if you push everyone in the group Platoon-Style, people who actually do know something and don't want to get punished will either:
R(e)d = R(o)d
That's how you get Mountain Dew: Code Red.
Some people may dislike this tactic, but when you're trying to gain compliance, it's necessary. Laws tend to create that form of behavior. When everyone loses their privileges, it will cause people to take the law into theor own hands and try to fix the problem.
That's why beign a parent and coming up with a perfect system of punishment that is fair and just is a lot harder than you think. For example, I keep complaining about how Davis' behavior is awful. Yet it's supposed to symoblize where the African-American Community stands. So he's shifted around like a Chess Piece.
However, as I keep stressing, the Black Community shouldn't be siding with Davis because of Skin Color because if you really study him, he's actually White. In fact, the technical definition shifts around to where he'd qualify as a KKK member.
In a gross, perverted way, you'd think that the Black Community would kind of find that funny because they'd be infiltrating the KKK Group, which has been thorn in their side for the longest time. You can really mess with the heads of White KKK members and let it be battle of wits to see who'st he smartest and can outwit eacho ther.
Personally, my money is on the Black Community. The Black Community is much smarter than KKK Members. As I said, B/Lack = Communication Lacking. It's the technical definition stating that if you ahve no communication or are being stifled, you're "B/Lack."
It's a smart definition if you think about it. It removes Color or grading people by what they look like on the outside. You grade by who actually has a Voice. Who's getting heard and whose voice is getting drowned out?
Not all Whites are Bad and not All Blacks are Good. This changes the Playing Field using a more specific term on who's not getting heard and extends it to people who have no voice. Those are the ones who need it most because they can't voice their opinions.
The people who get heard all the time sometimes overdo it. Look at Davis. He talks all the time about the stuff he wants to talk about. When I try to talk about Psychic Phenomenon, he tunes out and then jumps into the conversation and changes it to what he interests him.
The reason why I'm stuck listening to him is because he's the one who borrowed all that money from my mom that he needs to pay back. So I can't directly challenge him or be too bitchy or mean because all he has to do is just stop talking to me and claim I'm being difficult to work with.
Then what?
Verbal Sexual Positions
I said Communication is Sex:
That's why it's interesting how you have all these Religions Denominations going off on people and talking about how Sex is a Sin, when they don't realize they're engaging in the worst Sin of all with Communication by "impregnating" people with thoughts.
They don't even realize they're being hypocritical disapproving of Sex, when the very method they use to communicate is Sexual. That's Oxy Moronic Humor for you :o).
This is why you want to be careful with whom you surround yourself with. You don't want to be with people who make you feel bad about yourself and stomp on your dreams. They're "impregnating" you with bad thoughts.
You want to surround yourself with people who nurture and support.
Sadly enough, it's possible to have too much of a good thing. That's why Celebrities and "Popular" people end up becoming really conceited, self-centered, and arrogant. It's because everyone's always kissing their asses so they get a swelled head.
Everyone's so used to hanging on every word they say. That's why Attractive Women always find themselves in bad relationships. They're so used to guys fawning all over them and it gets to be too much. So they get fascinated or drawn to a guy who is apathetic toward them or exudes Confidence (Arrogance?) and gravitate toward that.
Some women go for that where they're being put in their place and not listening to fakes that are just showering them with platitudes. So they go to the other extreme and end up with a guy who walks all over them.
Supply and Demand of Dating Economics
In many cases, the guys that attractive women fall for are the guys that have a whole bunch of women at their disposal. Geeky and nerdy guys have "slim pickin's." So when a really attractive woman crosses paths with them, they're like "Verbal Sluts" that get excited and fawn all over those women.
When nerdy, geeky men do that, they're "putting out." They set themselves up to be "Verbal One-Night Stands." They'll shower a girl with compliments that will either go ignored or not really that much weight because that attractive woman has 100 other guys also showering them with the same compliments.
That's the Supply and Demand Model in Economics being translated over into a Dating Medium.
I would've been a great Tutor and would've been happy to provide tutoring to any Sorority Houses in need of "special learning" ;).
I liked my teacher, but I wish someone had taught it to me this way. I would've said, "Well, why didn't you say so??? When you put it that way..."
Did I tell you about the "Kinky Math Theory?"
"Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back"
JASON BIGGS: I'm haunted by it!!!
JAMES VAN DER BEEK: Dude, you shoved your dick into a pie.
...
JASON: (screaming as he's being thrown into the back of a Police Cruiser) I'm the Pie Fucker!!!
SECURITY GUARD: In prison, he'll be the pie!
All the Miramax Security Guards start laughing as the Police Cruiser hauls Jason and James to jail.
Is Sears trading faces?
Retailer adds contemporary twist to its traditional association with the community
By Susan Chandler
Tribune staff reporter
Is Ty Pennington the next-gen version of Bob Vila?
It looks like Sears Holdings Corp. thinks so.
While Sears is trying to extricate itself from a 16-year relationship with the original host of "This Old House," the nation's third-largest retailer couldn't be happier with its affiliation with "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," the highly rated ABC show starring Pennington.
Pennington, the high-energy designer/carpenter with spiky hair who quarterbacks dramatic home renovations for needy families, has become a hero to millions of viewers. As a sponsor of the show and a supplier of appliances and TVs to the giddy homeowners, Sears is tapping into that goodwill, marketing experts say. It's an effective form of image advertising for a company that hasn't been doing much of that since its acquisition last year by Kmart, they add.
"In a way, it is a throwback," said Christie Nordhielm, a clinical associate professor of marketing at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, of Sears' ties to the "Extreme Makeover" show. "Sears has a long history of being associated with the community. It simultaneously aligns with their long-term positioning but it contemporarizes them by tying them in with a current personality."
Sears has further strengthened its connection with Pennington by signing him to an exclusive multiyear deal to design a line of linens and home decor items that looks more like the modern style of Pottery Barn than the typical floral shams and sheets shoppers might expect from Sears.
For example, the Ty Pennington Style "chocolatte" bed set collection features a chocolate-colored microfiber comforter with satin stitching, light-blue Euro-style shams and a set of queen-size sheets for $180. The set was recently on sale for $150.
"Ty Pennington has been a very good property for them. They've sold a lot of merchandise," said Neil Stern, a retail consultant with Chicago's McMillan/Doolittle. "His line is contemporary. It's affordable. It has some style to it. This is a company that needs some excitement in the store, and this gives them some. It's really a marketing success."
Pennington's deal with Sears also calls for him to appear in Sears ads and be an ambassador for the "Sears American Dream Campaign," a $100 million commitment by Sears to provide home-related financial assistance and merchandise to communities and families in need.
Viewer reaction positive
Sears has been flooded with e-mails, cards and letters from viewers praising the Hoffman Estates-based retailer for its participation in the show, which averages an astounding 15.7 million viewers, making it the 13th-most-watched show in prime time. That compares with only about 1 million viewers of the "Bob Vila" show, which is syndicated and sold on cable stations.
A Sears spokesman said the Pennington show is a logical fit with Sears' offerings. "From our perspective, the show is about homes and families, that's where we see Sears as a retailer that provides solutions," the spokesman said.
In a way, what's old has become new again.
"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" is really a new millennium version of the popular 1950s radio and TV game show, "Queen for a Day," marketing experts say. Back then, emcee Jack Bailey interviewed a handful of real women per episode who offered their sad life stories. Whoever was judged to have the most pathetic tale--as measured by audience applause--was crowned queen and adorned in a fur-trimmed velvet robe and jeweled crown.
The contestants were asked beforehand what they wanted as their prize, but no matter what they requested, they were usually rewarded with toaster ovens, washers and dryers, and other items that were donated by the show's sponsors. One thing never varied: The winners always dissolved into happy tears. The show was so popular with middle-age women that it continued for almost 20 years.
In "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," the contest is conducted before the show ever starts, but the ending is pretty much the same except on a more lavish scale: Winners get a newly renovated house complete with furnishings.
Teary tradition endures
Pennington carries on the "Queen For a Day" tradition of getting teary-eyed at the end of each show and has become famous for his group hugs.
Still, there's no sign that Sears plans to use Pennington as a replacement spokesman for its Craftsman tool line, perhaps a wise choice given his touchy-feely persona. The idea hasn't been discussed, a Sears source said.
Nevertheless, Sears gets exposure for its popular tool line on "Extreme Makeover" through product placements. Craftsman tools are used on all the projects.
schandler@tribune.com
Published March 2, 2006
[Click Here for Original Link]
- Bob Vila: B/V = 2/22
- Ty Pennington:
- Ty = Female(T/20/XX) Male(Y)
- Pennington = Pennsylvania(Penn) in God(G) Female(T/20/XX) Activated(On)
- Ty = Female(T/20/XX) Male(Y)
- "In a way, it is a throwback," said Christie Nordhielm:
- Christie = Christ
- Iniitals C/N = 3/14 = 3.14 = Pi = Blue/Knowledge
- Christie = Christ
- Sears:
- Sears = SS with Ear in it = Gemini Superman with IR in it
- SE/AR-S = Southeast(SE) IR(AR) Superman(S)
- Sears = SS with Ear in it = Gemini Superman with IR in it
- Pennington carries on the "Queen For a Day" tradition of getting teary-eyed at the end of each show and has become famous for his group hugs: I said I have the title of I'm Queen Elizabeth II
Then we started cycling around the Color Wheel August 2004. You could tell who was being affected because I'm the Honest Streak. People with "Colored Names" would behave according to whomever was in it.
If you had a Red Name and I was sitting in the Red Zone, all the "Red" People would be honorable and sincere. When Subconscious Charle was inhabiting a Blue Color, all the people with Blue Names would be sneaky and manipulative.
Have you ever played that game in Elementary School where you have your teacher in the middle and then you're supposed to choose one of the four corners and try not to be in the corner that gets picked?
If you're in a corner that gets picked, you have to sit down. You're supposed to keep going where corners keep getting chosen until there's only one person left standing. Thats how the Subconscious Minds were playing the Game indicating where I was in the Color Wheel and having to guess who was the corrupt Color because there was one bad one out of the five.
That's the hard thin about parenthood. If you have four children and you don't know which of them is being bad, or if one of them is blaming everyone else, sometimes it's just better to punish all of them when you don't know who's guilty or if they're playing games iwth you.
"Code Red" from "A Few Good Men"
Sometimes what happens is that people stop caring if it doesn't concern them. However, if you push everyone in the group Platoon-Style, people who actually do know something and don't want to get punished will either:
- Come forward and point out the guilty party
- Do a "Code Red" like in "A Few Good Men" with other platoon mates and dish out their own form of punishment in order to gain compliance
R(e)d = R(o)d
That's how you get Mountain Dew: Code Red.
Some people may dislike this tactic, but when you're trying to gain compliance, it's necessary. Laws tend to create that form of behavior. When everyone loses their privileges, it will cause people to take the law into theor own hands and try to fix the problem.
That's why beign a parent and coming up with a perfect system of punishment that is fair and just is a lot harder than you think. For example, I keep complaining about how Davis' behavior is awful. Yet it's supposed to symoblize where the African-American Community stands. So he's shifted around like a Chess Piece.
However, as I keep stressing, the Black Community shouldn't be siding with Davis because of Skin Color because if you really study him, he's actually White. In fact, the technical definition shifts around to where he'd qualify as a KKK member.
In a gross, perverted way, you'd think that the Black Community would kind of find that funny because they'd be infiltrating the KKK Group, which has been thorn in their side for the longest time. You can really mess with the heads of White KKK members and let it be battle of wits to see who'st he smartest and can outwit eacho ther.
Personally, my money is on the Black Community. The Black Community is much smarter than KKK Members. As I said, B/Lack = Communication Lacking. It's the technical definition stating that if you ahve no communication or are being stifled, you're "B/Lack."
It's a smart definition if you think about it. It removes Color or grading people by what they look like on the outside. You grade by who actually has a Voice. Who's getting heard and whose voice is getting drowned out?
Not all Whites are Bad and not All Blacks are Good. This changes the Playing Field using a more specific term on who's not getting heard and extends it to people who have no voice. Those are the ones who need it most because they can't voice their opinions.
The people who get heard all the time sometimes overdo it. Look at Davis. He talks all the time about the stuff he wants to talk about. When I try to talk about Psychic Phenomenon, he tunes out and then jumps into the conversation and changes it to what he interests him.
The reason why I'm stuck listening to him is because he's the one who borrowed all that money from my mom that he needs to pay back. So I can't directly challenge him or be too bitchy or mean because all he has to do is just stop talking to me and claim I'm being difficult to work with.
Then what?
Verbal Sexual Positions
I said Communication is Sex:
- Different topics represent the different sexual positions
- When Davis wants to talk about the his own business, that's "Davis' favorite Business Sexual Position"
- When I want to talk about Psychic Phenomenon, that's "Rod's favorite Psychic Sexual Position"
- When Davis doesn't want to talk about Psychic Phenomenon with me, that's Davis who changes positions because he doesn't like that "Verbal Sexual Position"
- When people just want talk about themselves and have the conversation just about them, the person listening is literally giving the other person a "Verbal Blow Job" because that submissive is just sucking cock and it's pleasurable for the one receiving oral while the other person is doing all the work by voluntarily listening
- When you have a person who is BORED listening to the person and is just sitting there, that's the equivalent of a woman just laying there being FUCKED while the person who is talking about themselves is getting their rocks off.
- A person who just likes to talk about themselves and isn't paying attention if anyone is listening is pretty much just MASTURBATING and verbally getting off on themselves
- When a person is being forceful and COMMANDING people to do things, that can be viewed as Forced Sex. That's why I don't agree with people who are being verbally abusive and impregnating people with bad thoughts thta cultivate Low Self-Esteem
That's why it's interesting how you have all these Religions Denominations going off on people and talking about how Sex is a Sin, when they don't realize they're engaging in the worst Sin of all with Communication by "impregnating" people with thoughts.
They don't even realize they're being hypocritical disapproving of Sex, when the very method they use to communicate is Sexual. That's Oxy Moronic Humor for you :o).
This is why you want to be careful with whom you surround yourself with. You don't want to be with people who make you feel bad about yourself and stomp on your dreams. They're "impregnating" you with bad thoughts.
You want to surround yourself with people who nurture and support.
Sadly enough, it's possible to have too much of a good thing. That's why Celebrities and "Popular" people end up becoming really conceited, self-centered, and arrogant. It's because everyone's always kissing their asses so they get a swelled head.
Everyone's so used to hanging on every word they say. That's why Attractive Women always find themselves in bad relationships. They're so used to guys fawning all over them and it gets to be too much. So they get fascinated or drawn to a guy who is apathetic toward them or exudes Confidence (Arrogance?) and gravitate toward that.
Some women go for that where they're being put in their place and not listening to fakes that are just showering them with platitudes. So they go to the other extreme and end up with a guy who walks all over them.
Supply and Demand of Dating Economics
In many cases, the guys that attractive women fall for are the guys that have a whole bunch of women at their disposal. Geeky and nerdy guys have "slim pickin's." So when a really attractive woman crosses paths with them, they're like "Verbal Sluts" that get excited and fawn all over those women.
When nerdy, geeky men do that, they're "putting out." They set themselves up to be "Verbal One-Night Stands." They'll shower a girl with compliments that will either go ignored or not really that much weight because that attractive woman has 100 other guys also showering them with the same compliments.
That's the Supply and Demand Model in Economics being translated over into a Dating Medium.
- Econ Professors should teach more about Complimentary Gross vs. Complimentary Net.
- What are the Verbal Operating Costs of maintaining a Product Line of Compliments in order to gain Consumer Profits from the Target Demoegraphic Attractive Women? :o)
- Aggregate Demand (AD) = C + I + G (X-M)
- C = Consumers' expenditures on goods and services
[How your lover puts into sexually pleasing you]]
- I = Investment spending by companies on capital goods
[How much you invest in putting on make-up, cologne/perfume, wearing sexy lingerie]]
- G = Government expenditures on publicly provided goods and services
[How youthful or young-looking, boob jobs, nose jobs, perms]]
- X = Exports of goods and services
[How much sexual fluids, screaming, moaning, and ways to arouse your partner]]
- M = Imports of goods and services.
[How your lover spurts cum, screaming, moaning, and arousing you]]
I would've been a great Tutor and would've been happy to provide tutoring to any Sorority Houses in need of "special learning" ;).
I liked my teacher, but I wish someone had taught it to me this way. I would've said, "Well, why didn't you say so??? When you put it that way..."
Did I tell you about the "Kinky Math Theory?"
(e)x = f (u)n
- Integral of e to the X = Function of "you" to the "end"
- Get it??? Sex = Fun!!! :o)
"Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back"
JASON BIGGS: I'm haunted by it!!!
JAMES VAN DER BEEK: Dude, you shoved your dick into a pie.
...
JASON: (screaming as he's being thrown into the back of a Police Cruiser) I'm the Pie Fucker!!!
SECURITY GUARD: In prison, he'll be the pie!
All the Miramax Security Guards start laughing as the Police Cruiser hauls Jason and James to jail.
Is Sears trading faces?
Retailer adds contemporary twist to its traditional association with the community
By Susan Chandler
Tribune staff reporter
Is Ty Pennington the next-gen version of Bob Vila?
It looks like Sears Holdings Corp. thinks so.
While Sears is trying to extricate itself from a 16-year relationship with the original host of "This Old House," the nation's third-largest retailer couldn't be happier with its affiliation with "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," the highly rated ABC show starring Pennington.
Pennington, the high-energy designer/carpenter with spiky hair who quarterbacks dramatic home renovations for needy families, has become a hero to millions of viewers. As a sponsor of the show and a supplier of appliances and TVs to the giddy homeowners, Sears is tapping into that goodwill, marketing experts say. It's an effective form of image advertising for a company that hasn't been doing much of that since its acquisition last year by Kmart, they add.
"In a way, it is a throwback," said Christie Nordhielm, a clinical associate professor of marketing at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, of Sears' ties to the "Extreme Makeover" show. "Sears has a long history of being associated with the community. It simultaneously aligns with their long-term positioning but it contemporarizes them by tying them in with a current personality."
Sears has further strengthened its connection with Pennington by signing him to an exclusive multiyear deal to design a line of linens and home decor items that looks more like the modern style of Pottery Barn than the typical floral shams and sheets shoppers might expect from Sears.
For example, the Ty Pennington Style "chocolatte" bed set collection features a chocolate-colored microfiber comforter with satin stitching, light-blue Euro-style shams and a set of queen-size sheets for $180. The set was recently on sale for $150.
"Ty Pennington has been a very good property for them. They've sold a lot of merchandise," said Neil Stern, a retail consultant with Chicago's McMillan/Doolittle. "His line is contemporary. It's affordable. It has some style to it. This is a company that needs some excitement in the store, and this gives them some. It's really a marketing success."
Pennington's deal with Sears also calls for him to appear in Sears ads and be an ambassador for the "Sears American Dream Campaign," a $100 million commitment by Sears to provide home-related financial assistance and merchandise to communities and families in need.
Viewer reaction positive
Sears has been flooded with e-mails, cards and letters from viewers praising the Hoffman Estates-based retailer for its participation in the show, which averages an astounding 15.7 million viewers, making it the 13th-most-watched show in prime time. That compares with only about 1 million viewers of the "Bob Vila" show, which is syndicated and sold on cable stations.
A Sears spokesman said the Pennington show is a logical fit with Sears' offerings. "From our perspective, the show is about homes and families, that's where we see Sears as a retailer that provides solutions," the spokesman said.
In a way, what's old has become new again.
"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" is really a new millennium version of the popular 1950s radio and TV game show, "Queen for a Day," marketing experts say. Back then, emcee Jack Bailey interviewed a handful of real women per episode who offered their sad life stories. Whoever was judged to have the most pathetic tale--as measured by audience applause--was crowned queen and adorned in a fur-trimmed velvet robe and jeweled crown.
The contestants were asked beforehand what they wanted as their prize, but no matter what they requested, they were usually rewarded with toaster ovens, washers and dryers, and other items that were donated by the show's sponsors. One thing never varied: The winners always dissolved into happy tears. The show was so popular with middle-age women that it continued for almost 20 years.
In "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," the contest is conducted before the show ever starts, but the ending is pretty much the same except on a more lavish scale: Winners get a newly renovated house complete with furnishings.
Teary tradition endures
Pennington carries on the "Queen For a Day" tradition of getting teary-eyed at the end of each show and has become famous for his group hugs.
Still, there's no sign that Sears plans to use Pennington as a replacement spokesman for its Craftsman tool line, perhaps a wise choice given his touchy-feely persona. The idea hasn't been discussed, a Sears source said.
Nevertheless, Sears gets exposure for its popular tool line on "Extreme Makeover" through product placements. Craftsman tools are used on all the projects.
schandler@tribune.com
Published March 2, 2006
[Click Here for Original Link]