okay -- my last today
-- seeing that I may have underestimated the 'voting for a senate bill'
analogy.
Sexual Harassment in the Horse Community
I have been working with the horse community in the area of sexual
harassment. Our feeling is that when a horse says 'Nay,' it's exactly what they
*mean*.
J. Katz.
but cfr.
_www.archive.org/.../funandpathosone01dubogoog_djvu.txt_
(http://www.archive.org/.../funandpathosone01dubogoog_djvu.txt) -
a horse says " nay " when you offer him hay. ...
(cfr. let your answer be yeah-yeah or nay-nay)
Cfr. Prince Maurice's Parrot -- described by Locke, Essay Concerning Humane
Understanding (1690) and discussed by Grice in "Pirotologica"
"a very intelligent, rational pirot".
---- _www.zulkey.com/petition.pdf_ (http://www.zulkey.com/petition.pdf) - Petition for Truth. "We ridiculously [but funnily. JLS] oversimplify and claim a horse says "nay," (is he voting on a Senate bill?), the Hungarians claim it says "nyihaha," something much closer to the actual equine language." loslocoslozanos.blogspot.com/.../really-long-attempt-at-catching-up.html - A horse says nay-nay. johnfinger.com/category/curt-schilling/ when a horse says, “Nay,” it means nay. Oddly, Achilles was so infuriated with his two horses saying this and that that Pallas dumbed them for eternity, the Greeks thought. Even today, 'alogon' is used, in the army, to refer to the horses in the cavalry troops. (I should be careful re our Pallas here. :)). JLS Refs. Grice on 'say', what is said, 'what is meant', etc. and the _pirots_. **************An Excellent Credit Score is 750. See Yours in Just 2 Easy Steps! (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100126575x1222585090x1201462820/aol?redir=http://www.freecreditreport.com/pm/default.aspx?sc=668072&hmpgID=62&bcd=Jul yExcfooterNO62)Received on Mon Jul 13 23:22:41 2009
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