Anonymous ID: 043809 Sept. 2, 2018, 8:11 p.m. No.2854003   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Google 'milk moustache' click on images. Half the images are of kislds with what looks like jizz on their face. Kids don't have moustaches so why is google promoting this kind of shit. That should be outlawed. There shouldn't be images of children on the internet full stop. That would really fuck with the pedos. Strange how child labour is only allowed in Hollywood. Nowhere else. I look forward to the day those fucks in Hollywood fry.

Anonymous ID: 043809 Sept. 2, 2018, 8:28 p.m. No.2854212   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4288

For us, "milk and honey" originates in the Hebrew Bible in God's description of the country lying between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River, namely, Canaan. It is first described as "a good and spacious land, a land flowing with milk and honey" — and in this way alone — when God commissions Moses to lead the Israelites to it.

 

We generally accept the received definition of "milk and honey" as a metaphor meaning all good things — God's blessings; and that the Promised Land must have been a land of extraordinary fertility. The phrase "flowing with milk and honey" is understood to be hyperbolically descriptive of the land's richness; hence, its current use to express the abundance of pure means of enjoyment.

 

The original Hebrew (transliterated) is "e-retz za-vat ha-lav oo–d'vash"; literally, land (e-retz) flowing with (za-vat) milk (ha-lav) and (oo–) honey (d'vash). The word translated as "flowing" comes from the verb "zoov" which means to flow or gush. Key to understanding this word in the biblical context is an appreciation of its human sexual associations, given that variants of it are used elsewhere in the Bible to denote the bodily fluids issued from the genitals of either a woman or a man.

 

Thus, in the Hebrew, the word "za-vat" suggests the idea of the land's gushing milk and honey in a sudden and copious flow, as well as its oozing them, and dripping them.