Thoughts on "KYS" or "Kill Yourself" used in chat

[ithinkimabunny]

How do you explain all the words that contain the suffix -ment which have nothing to do with the mind?

Instrument - Etymology, Origin & Meaning

Late 13c. origin: from Old French and Latin instrumentum, meaning a tool or device; denotes a musical instrument or apparatus for producing sound.

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Give us an example of a word ending in ment that doesn't pertain to the mind. Exclude the word government since that's the topic of our discussion.

 

[xBlastFTPastx (DayRuiner)]

Give us an example of a word ending in ment that doesn't pertain to the mind. Exclude the word government since that's the topic of our discussion.

Engagement.

 

[ithinkimabunny]

Engagement.

Perfect. You have decided (in your mind) to marry that person (or you both have an agreement of the mind to wed).

Retort?

 

[The0bamessiah]

Give us an example of a word ending in ment that doesn't pertain to the mind. Exclude the word government since that's the topic of our discussion.

Engorgement. Disfigurement. Fundament. Impediment. Abandonment. Instrument. Augment. Establishment. Pavement. Firmament. Emolument. Banishment. Compartment. Monument. Apartment. Refinement.

 

[xBlastFTPastx (DayRuiner)]

Perfect. You have decided (in your mind) to marry that person (or you both have an agreement of the mind to wed).

Incorrect. Deciding to become engaged is a different thing than the state (state) of being engaged. -ment implies the state of being engaged. This is true of all the words (at least that I can think of) that end in -ment. Amusement is the state in which you are amused, for example.

 

[ithinkimabunny]

Engorgement. Disfigurement. Fundament. Impediment. Abandonment. Instrument. Augment. Establishment. Pavement.

Any what do you think ment means in this context? Of this chin or something to do with a chin?

 

[ithinkimabunny]

Incorrect. Deciding to become engaged is a different thing than the state (state) of being engaged. -ment implies the state of being engaged. This is true of all the words (at least that I can think of) that end in -ment. Amusement is the state in which you are amused, for example.

Any what precisely is the "state of being engaged" other than the decision to become a married couple?

Amusement... again, we've been over this. A state (of mind) of being amused.

 

[The0bamessiah]

Any what do you think ment means in this context? Of this chin or something to do with a chin?

Please explain to me how engorgement could possibly have anything to do with the mind. Actually no, do emolument instead.

 

[ithinkimabunny]

Every state of being is a manifestation of mind. You may not necessarily recognize it as such. You may instead attribute this state of being as to some "natural" consequence.

Here's where it gets fun. The word nature comes from the Egyptian 'Ntr' (no vowels in this language) meaning "of the spirit". Mind IS spirit.

But again, let me flip the script. Is it reasonable to think that the state of engorgement has anything to do with the chin? How about disfigurement? Fundament? Abandonment?

 

[ithinkimabunny]

Please explain to me how engorgement could possibly have anything to do with the mind. Actually no, do emolument instead.

The manifest state of payment due. Anything to do with the chin?

 

[xBlastFTPastx (DayRuiner)]

Every state of being is a manifestation of mind.

I've run out of ways to express what is objectively true so I'll concede to this fantasy of yours. If Jordan Peterson tells you government means mind-control in Latin you go ahead and believe him.

 

[The0bamessiah]

Here's where it gets fun. The word nature comes from the Egyptian 'Ntr' (no vowels in this language) meaning "of the spirit". Mind IS spirit.

No it fucking doesn't.

 

[ithinkimabunny]

No it fucking doesn't.

If you say so.

 

[The0bamessiah]

If you say so.

Nature - Etymology, Origin & Meaning

Originating in late 13c. from Old French and Latin natura, meaning "birth" and "natural character," late refers to the body's restorative powers and growth proces...

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[ithinkimabunny]

I've run out of ways to express what is objectively true so I'll concede to this fantasy of yours. If Jordan Peterson tells you government means mind-control in Latin you go ahead and believe him.

Ad hominem.

I thought we were having a consensual discussion.

 

[The0bamessiah]

You're giggling your fluffy little ass off right now, aren't you? Kudos to you. I took the bait hook, line, and sinker. This is supreme trolling to the umpteenth degree.

 

[ithinkimabunny]

Nature - Etymology, Origin & Meaning

Originating in late 13c. from Old French and Latin natura, meaning "birth" and "natural character," late refers to the body's restorative powers and growth proces...

www.etymonline.com

"...the forces or processes of the material world..."

Forces have no material manifestation. They have no material existence. They come from somewhere but it's not the material world. What could we be describing here?

Let me try from a different perspective.... something can't manifest itself, right? The universe can't create itself, that would be something from nothing. So where did it come from?

 

[ithinkimabunny]

You're giggling your fluffy little ass off right now, aren't you?

Not really. Trying to expand your mind (and the minds of everyone that may read this thread).

 

[The0bamessiah]

Not really. Trying to expand your mind (and the minds of everyone that may read this thread).

No you're not.

Now quick, reply "Yes I am!" or some variation thereof. The act won't be complete unless you have the last word.

 

[The0bamessiah]

Forces have no material manifestation. They have no material existence. They come from somewhere but it's not the material world. What could we be describing here?

My mom's gigantic chin.