For those that question whether "Pizzagate" needs to be pursued, I have one question: In your experience, have you done better playing dominos on cheese, or on pasta?
The email that's from is a thank you note for a box of cheeses sent as a Christmas present. He mentions dominos because it's something they do together (as mentioned in a couple of other emails). It's a way of connecting. Podesta had previously sent home-made pasta sauce as a Christmas present. The pasta sauce Christmas gift was also mentioned by somebody else in another email.
He's just trying to write an engaging thank you note instead of a perfunctory one. Instead of "Dear Grandma, thank you for the sweater. It is very warm," you can write "Dear Grandma, Thank you for the beautiful sweater. It goes well with the shirt you sent me for my birthday. I can wear it the next time we play shuffleboard!" Google "how to write a thank you note".
I think you should give notice when changing strategies which have been long in place. I immediately realized something was different by the shape of the box and I contemplated who would be sending me something in the square shaped box. Lo and behold, instead of pasta and wonderful sauces, it was a lovely, tempting assortment of cheeses , Yummy. I am awaiting the return of my children and grandchildren from their holiday travels so that we can demolish them.
Thank you so much. I hope you and your gang are well.
miss you both
Best wishes fro a merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Herb
Ps. Do you think I’ll do better playing dominos on cheese than on pasta?
I'll let the lurkers decide if this sounds code wordy af or not
i hate it when i agree with you, because you're way too good at debunking. I feel like you've got to be either Mick West or David Mikkelson or at least someone with a "mick" in your name. maybe you're mickey mouse.
Semantic compression algorithms mean you send an email containing text, but the algorithm substitutes the general term (pizza) rather than the specific (something else).
Applied to data decompression, the video shows how software can compress one file (porn) transmit it as non-porn, then the receiver can view it decompressed as porn.
Can you imagine how much better it would have been for Podesta to come out and say 'here is what the dominos and pizza maps were talking about...' then explain a reasonable meaning behind it with maybe a picture or two from the event it was (pictures not even needed, just an explanation would be nice)
That would internally damage the pizzagate debate because if his reasoning made sense then there would be a huge amount of doubt cast between the investigators ...
instead its labelled 'fake news'... and once again democrats don't understand why they are losing
Wow that sure sounds crazy and out of context if you ignore the paragraph before it about someone gifting them a box of cheese instead of their usual pasta.
Old people write funny e-mails about food and playing dominos with each-other, who would have guessed.
back in the 1970's there was much more teen hooking up than today and i was a teenager. whether there were adults looking through a keyhole i don't know. i'm sick of this evil world.
Yeah the camera moving seemed odd, the biggest piece of evidence in my mind is that he hit a kid with his car about 6 weeks before this and he's somehow not in jail. It's not conclusive but it at least creates an opportunity and means for him to be leveraged into an extreme situation. I'm honestly not sure what to think...
I wasn't there, but neither were you and considering msm can't get its story straight I think it's best to wait this out and see what else they change about the story.
The email that's from is a thank you note for a box of cheeses sent as a Christmas present. He mentions dominos because it's something they do together (as mentioned in a couple of other emails). It's a way of connecting. Podesta had previously sent home-made pasta sauce as a Christmas present. The pasta sauce Christmas gift was also mentioned by somebody else in another email.
He's just trying to write an engaging thank you note instead of a perfunctory one. Instead of "Dear Grandma, thank you for the sweater. It is very warm," you can write "Dear Grandma, Thank you for the beautiful sweater. It goes well with the shirt you sent me for my birthday. I can wear it the next time we play shuffleboard!" Google "how to write a thank you note".
Semantic compression algorithms mean you send an email containing text, but the algorithm substitutes the general term (pizza) rather than the specific (something else).
Applied to data decompression, the video shows how software can compress one file (porn) transmit it as non-porn, then the receiver can view it decompressed as porn.
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25 chewsoapchewsoap 2016-12-05
I've said it many times already, if PizzaGate is fake then I want to know what the code words mean.
12 twsmith 2016-12-05
The email that's from is a thank you note for a box of cheeses sent as a Christmas present. He mentions dominos because it's something they do together (as mentioned in a couple of other emails). It's a way of connecting. Podesta had previously sent home-made pasta sauce as a Christmas present. The pasta sauce Christmas gift was also mentioned by somebody else in another email.
He's just trying to write an engaging thank you note instead of a perfunctory one. Instead of "Dear Grandma, thank you for the sweater. It is very warm," you can write "Dear Grandma, Thank you for the beautiful sweater. It goes well with the shirt you sent me for my birthday. I can wear it the next time we play shuffleboard!" Google "how to write a thank you note".
6 podesta_the_molesta 2016-12-05
I'll let the lurkers decide if this sounds code wordy af or not
8 q9uxBvzHi5T6Q6F 2016-12-05
It sounds like an engaging thank-you note to me.
6 faithdies 2016-12-05
What if someone sent him a giftbox of exotic cheeses and he can't wait to share them with his family?
6 know_comment 2016-12-05
i hate it when i agree with you, because you're way too good at debunking. I feel like you've got to be either Mick West or David Mikkelson or at least someone with a "mick" in your name. maybe you're mickey mouse.
4 asb703 2016-12-05
Maybe he played dominos pretty poorly after eating lots of pasta and they teased him about it.
1 M5446K 2016-12-05
However you have to Lie to yourself and Others, Mr. Conspiratard!!
1 Aarno4412 2016-12-05
Look up semantic compression:
http://www.digplanet.com/wiki/Semantic_compression
Dr Pong Website connected to googandplenty.de << find this on your own
Goodandplenty.de features the Youtube Channel << Find this on your own
SchweinpegResearch
That channel features a video called
The Use of Advanced Data Compression Algorithms in Semantic-Field Shift Computations (ADCASEFCO)
https://youtu.be/q-fpmy_wJPw
SO WHAT
Semantic compression algorithms mean you send an email containing text, but the algorithm substitutes the general term (pizza) rather than the specific (something else).
Applied to data decompression, the video shows how software can compress one file (porn) transmit it as non-porn, then the receiver can view it decompressed as porn.
1 swiftdotes 2016-12-05
I mean, did he potentially literally play a game of dominoes on an old box that was once full of pasta?
-7 iliketoprogram 2016-12-05
They mean that the kids on 4chan tricked you and that you will one day be a meme for this 😂
7 chewsoapchewsoap 2016-12-05
The Clinton campaign was using code words. I want to know what they mean, even if it's benign.
7 bottomknob 2016-12-05
Can you imagine how much better it would have been for Podesta to come out and say 'here is what the dominos and pizza maps were talking about...' then explain a reasonable meaning behind it with maybe a picture or two from the event it was (pictures not even needed, just an explanation would be nice)
That would internally damage the pizzagate debate because if his reasoning made sense then there would be a huge amount of doubt cast between the investigators ...
instead its labelled 'fake news'... and once again democrats don't understand why they are losing
1 Goddaqs 2016-12-05
What if it was supposed to say "pizza related stain" instead of "pizza related map"?
it seems unlikely but i heard that there were other typos like that in the emails.
2 MichaelAmbrosi 2016-12-05
Or pizza-related mark.
1 Goddaqs 2016-12-05
That seems even more reasonable than what I had figured.
2 MichaelAmbrosi 2016-12-05
I didn't think of it but I am thinking it made more sense than anything yet. Makes the sentence compute at least, hahah.
7 nekonomicon7 2016-12-05
Wow that sure sounds crazy and out of context if you ignore the paragraph before it about someone gifting them a box of cheese instead of their usual pasta.
Old people write funny e-mails about food and playing dominos with each-other, who would have guessed.
4 AccurateLinguist 2016-12-05
The media response is something ain't it?
4 Frogreddit 2016-12-05
Shout out to all the people pushing pizzagate. It's making alt media look really bad. We had a lot of momentum going - sad!
2 MSparta 2016-12-05
Some mean it's a legit question because of apparantly pasta or something makes you more sleepy, I think that was the argument
2 RandyRandle 2016-12-05
I'd do better playing on a couple shots of booze rather than high on weed, which is essentially the context of that statement.
1 huktheavenged 2016-12-05
back in the 1970's there was much more teen hooking up than today and i was a teenager. whether there were adults looking through a keyhole i don't know. i'm sick of this evil world.
0 4esop 2016-12-05
http://rigorousintuition.ca/board2/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=40137&start=15
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1 Not_a_doctor_6969 2016-12-05
Yeah the camera moving seemed odd, the biggest piece of evidence in my mind is that he hit a kid with his car about 6 weeks before this and he's somehow not in jail. It's not conclusive but it at least creates an opportunity and means for him to be leveraged into an extreme situation. I'm honestly not sure what to think...
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3 anunknind 2016-12-05
Or better yet a whole subreddit dedicated to it... oh, wait...
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2 M5446K 2016-12-05
Please, take your own advise!
1 M5446K 2016-12-05
Welcome to 101 of Reddit?!? You haven't said anything worth up voting..
1 philosophocles 2016-12-05
No shots were fired.
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1 philosophocles 2016-12-05
Last night msm was reporting no shots fired.
I wasn't there, but neither were you and considering msm can't get its story straight I think it's best to wait this out and see what else they change about the story.
-7 iliketoprogram 2016-12-05
They mean that the kids on 4chan tricked you and that you will one day be a meme for this 😂
12 twsmith 2016-12-05
The email that's from is a thank you note for a box of cheeses sent as a Christmas present. He mentions dominos because it's something they do together (as mentioned in a couple of other emails). It's a way of connecting. Podesta had previously sent home-made pasta sauce as a Christmas present. The pasta sauce Christmas gift was also mentioned by somebody else in another email.
He's just trying to write an engaging thank you note instead of a perfunctory one. Instead of "Dear Grandma, thank you for the sweater. It is very warm," you can write "Dear Grandma, Thank you for the beautiful sweater. It goes well with the shirt you sent me for my birthday. I can wear it the next time we play shuffleboard!" Google "how to write a thank you note".
1 Aarno4412 2016-12-05
Look up semantic compression:
http://www.digplanet.com/wiki/Semantic_compression
Dr Pong Website connected to googandplenty.de << find this on your own
Goodandplenty.de features the Youtube Channel << Find this on your own
SchweinpegResearch
That channel features a video called
The Use of Advanced Data Compression Algorithms in Semantic-Field Shift Computations (ADCASEFCO)
https://youtu.be/q-fpmy_wJPw
SO WHAT
Semantic compression algorithms mean you send an email containing text, but the algorithm substitutes the general term (pizza) rather than the specific (something else).
Applied to data decompression, the video shows how software can compress one file (porn) transmit it as non-porn, then the receiver can view it decompressed as porn.
1 swiftdotes 2016-12-05
I mean, did he potentially literally play a game of dominoes on an old box that was once full of pasta?