Nostradamus uses supreme wit in masking his quatrains. In several of his
prophecies Nostradamus addresses the sighting of a bearded star. When this
bearded star appears the earth goes through some difficult changes. Only
once does Nostradamus refer to a "Comet". In this one instance The comet is
running, or a courior, the actual spelling is (courra): this usage being
close to "messenger".
"Star" coupled in this Nostradamian usage of French could also be a
reference to a "Famous Personality".
Could the reference "bearded star", when not describing an asteroid burning
through the atmosphere, be a reference to a "Famous Personality" who is
known for wearing a "beard"? (A famous bearded man).
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| User: "tw" |
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| Title: Re: Where is the bearded star? |
10 May 2005 09:29:56 AM |
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"Jimgem3015" <Jimgem3015@comcast.com> wrote in message
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Could the reference "bearded star", when not describing an asteroid
burning
through the atmosphere, be a reference to a "Famous Personality" who is
known for wearing a "beard"? (A famous bearded man).
Demis Roussos?
That chap who was always in 60's British comedies, playing a bad tempered
doctor? What was his name?
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| User: "Absolute Zero" |
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10 May 2005 09:38:09 AM |
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tw wrote:
"Jimgem3015" <Jimgem3015@comcast.com> wrote in message
news:gIOdnT9cQuB5N-LfRVn-1g@comcast.com...
Could the reference "bearded star", when not describing an asteroid
burning
through the atmosphere, be a reference to a "Famous Personality" who is
known for wearing a "beard"? (A famous bearded man).
Demis Roussos?
That chap who was always in 60's British comedies, playing a bad tempered
doctor? What was his name?
James Robertson Justice, IIRC.
-A
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| User: "tw" |
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10 May 2005 09:39:00 AM |
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"Absolute Zero" <amycaton@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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tw wrote:
"Jimgem3015" <Jimgem3015@comcast.com> wrote in message
news:gIOdnT9cQuB5N-LfRVn-1g@comcast.com...
Could the reference "bearded star", when not describing an asteroid
burning
through the atmosphere, be a reference to a "Famous Personality" who is
known for wearing a "beard"? (A famous bearded man).
Demis Roussos?
That chap who was always in 60's British comedies, playing a bad
tempered
doctor? What was his name?
James Robertson Justice, IIRC.
Thanks! That's the fella. He will always be Sir Lancelot Spratt to me. I'm
sure Nosty would have been a fan.
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| User: "" |
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09 May 2005 05:39:36 PM |
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Given all the clues and still no clue!
Oh dear, learn to use Metaphor stunned mullet.
LB
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| User: "Brian" |
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09 May 2005 01:27:01 PM |
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Jimgem3015 wrote:
Nostradamus uses supreme wit in masking his quatrains. In several of his
prophecies Nostradamus addresses the sighting of a bearded star. When this
bearded star appears the earth goes through some difficult changes. Only
once does Nostradamus refer to a "Comet". In this one instance The comet is
running, or a courior, the actual spelling is (courra): this usage being
close to "messenger".
"Star" coupled in this Nostradamian usage of French could also be a
reference to a "Famous Personality".
Could the reference "bearded star", when not describing an asteroid burning
through the atmosphere, be a reference to a "Famous Personality" who is
known for wearing a "beard"? (A famous bearded man).
Didn't Brad Pitt wear a beard?? <shudder>
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| User: "Fredrick Garvin" |
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09 May 2005 03:19:16 PM |
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On Mon, 09 May 2005 12:24:21 -0600, Jimgem3015 expelled the following:
Nostradamus uses supreme wit in masking his quatrains. In several of his
prophecies Nostradamus addresses the sighting of a bearded star. When this
bearded star appears the earth goes through some difficult changes. Only
once does Nostradamus refer to a "Comet". In this one instance The comet is
running, or a courior, the actual spelling is (courra): this usage being
close to "messenger".
"Star" coupled in this Nostradamian usage of French could also be a
reference to a "Famous Personality".
Could the reference "bearded star", when not describing an asteroid burning
through the atmosphere, be a reference to a "Famous Personality" who is
known for wearing a "beard"? (A famous bearded man).
Maybe he meant Bearded clam?
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