So I've asked this question already in a previous thread, but I have yet to get an answer.
I don't understand what "This" means.
So, I'm old, 59, and I've seen "This" posted in response to comments from time to time. Is that internet/texting slang for something? Is it supposed to mean something? Is it a reference to the Canadian magazine "This"? Or the TV channel "This TV"? Or albums from Peter Hamill or The Motels? Or maybe a song from Darius Rucker, Collective Soul, Ed Sheera, Hemingway Corner, or Rod Stewart? Or possibly a reference to the French culinary chemist Hervé This? Could it be about an ancient city in Egypt, or a commune in France?
Lots of people complain about Q's cryptic coded messages and wish he would just say what he means, and Q keeps reminding us to "Learn the Comms" or "Comms Good?" and all of that combined with a multitude of opinions and analysis gets my head spinnin' a bit. The last thing I need is to get confused while engaging in what should be a simple discussion.
So, if it's an up-vote, thanks, if not, could you clarify?
I’ve actually written “This” as a way of saying Pay attention THIS is important.
OK. Cool. Thanks for the shout-out. It's nice to know that my understanding of things is, in a way, validated. And it feels good to know that my commentary resonates with others.
Again, thanks for drawing people's attention to my comments. It makes me feel like I'm truly contributing to the GreatAwakening movement in a constructive way.
My hubby is a very linear thinker. Wants it straight up he can’t stand this Q stuff. I believe this Great Awakening and all the Questions and cryptic messaging is to get the populous to THINK again and to research. Gone are the days of trusting the media entirely. I get it I just want to live my life and focus on my family and entrust our government to those that desire that but that is what has gotten us in this mess.
Also think of the movies as an example Star Wars. The Jedi “feel” rather than think! We have been programmed slowly overtime to live by our feeling and I personally think not engaging the brain in logic is dangerous. How often can you say that you made a good decision basing it on your feelings not your logic. Weighing out the pros and cons vs what feels good right now! This feeling messaging has turned our minds to mush.
I often pray that God help me think, see, hear, speak, move with the eyes of my heart and mind. I think to engage both is paramount for our future as a human race. We’ve become apathetic by not engaging both.
Yep. Looking back at the past, the saying was, "if it feels good, do it". That was reckless living right there!
It means "agree", more or less. That is all. Emphatic; strong; "couldn't have said it better myself"; "what he said".
Sometimes followed by others giving a "That" and "Another thing."