My theory regarding Vien as a major third hurricane this season
affecting the US after Katrina and Rita, proposed 25 September under
the title "Louisiana's Other Orleans; Katrina"
[http://groups.google.com/group/alt.prophecies.nostradamus/msg/748aac07fe2f18c0?hl=en&],
appears to have manifested as Wilma. My assumption "Vien" implied
Vince, the storm name used before Wilma, was incorrect: N. may avoid
acknowledging the storm naming system, as when referring to Katrina as
a King in X.95; when reverting to the saintly feastday method, Vien
does oddly fit - St. Paul Tong Buong assisted the Paris Foreign
Missions, for which in 1833 he was martyred by torture, humiliation and
beheading in VIEtNam, feastday 23 October. So specific comments about
Vien should be compared to the effects of Wilma...
Again, Dr Turi already had the 23 October date for a potential
hurricane, though not claiming to use the quatrains. Turi also
predicted a quake for mid-October: the immensely fatal 8 October
India-Kasmir-Pakistan quake occurred a week early, arriving a few hours
after Venus moved into Sagittarius. The most innocuous interpretation
of the first half of II.86 might concern the boat that capsized 2
October at Lake George, NY (killing 21 of about 50 aboard) as the ship
wrecked by a heavy wave: the Ethan Allen was said to have been too near
the wake of a larger vessel (not sure whether it's been identified);
the subsequent trembling of the earth would be the Kasmir quake, with
the earth stirred up over air set on land thereafter as Wilma.
Turi has given further dates in November for some vaguely described
events; these might be evaluated against the verses later.
Eagal
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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22 Oct 2005 02:47:41 PM |
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I predict that with the third named tropical storm or hurricane to
follow Wilma, many weather forcasters will explain the Greek alphabet...
something about many Americans being so stupid as to think that C should
come after B in all alphabets.
Eagal wrote:
My theory regarding Vien as a major third hurricane this season
affecting the US after Katrina and Rita, proposed 25 September under
the title "Louisiana's Other Orleans; Katrina"
[http://groups.google.com/group/alt.prophecies.nostradamus/msg/748aac07fe2f18c0?hl=en&],
appears to have manifested as Wilma. My assumption "Vien" implied
Vince, the storm name used before Wilma, was incorrect: N. may avoid
acknowledging the storm naming system, as when referring to Katrina as
a King in X.95; when reverting to the saintly feastday method, Vien
does oddly fit - St. Paul Tong Buong assisted the Paris Foreign
Missions, for which in 1833 he was martyred by torture, humiliation and
beheading in VIEtNam, feastday 23 October. So specific comments about
Vien should be compared to the effects of Wilma...
Again, Dr Turi already had the 23 October date for a potential
hurricane, though not claiming to use the quatrains. Turi also
predicted a quake for mid-October: the immensely fatal 8 October
India-Kasmir-Pakistan quake occurred a week early, arriving a few hours
after Venus moved into Sagittarius. The most innocuous interpretation
of the first half of II.86 might concern the boat that capsized 2
October at Lake George, NY (killing 21 of about 50 aboard) as the ship
wrecked by a heavy wave: the Ethan Allen was said to have been too near
the wake of a larger vessel (not sure whether it's been identified);
the subsequent trembling of the earth would be the Kasmir quake, with
the earth stirred up over air set on land thereafter as Wilma.
Turi has given further dates in November for some vaguely described
events; these might be evaluated against the verses later.
Eagal
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| User: "Doc" |
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22 Oct 2005 03:06:46 PM |
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"Half-Mad" <half.mad@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:0-6dnb-q7a3_CsfeRVn-sw@rogers.com...
I predict that with the third named tropical storm or hurricane to follow
Wilma, many weather forcasters will explain the Greek alphabet...
something about many Americans being so stupid as to think that C should
come after B in all alphabets.
They could start using names other than the anglo-saxon based ones -- and
switch to arabic names, for example.
Imagine Americans' emotional reactions to Hurricanes Saddam, Osama,
Mullah, Abu...
Doc :-)
Eagal wrote:
My theory regarding Vien as a major third hurricane this season
affecting the US after Katrina and Rita, proposed 25 September under
the title "Louisiana's Other Orleans; Katrina"
[http://groups.google.com/group/alt.prophecies.nostradamus/msg/748aac07fe2f18c0?hl=en&],
appears to have manifested as Wilma. My assumption "Vien" implied
Vince, the storm name used before Wilma, was incorrect: N. may avoid
acknowledging the storm naming system, as when referring to Katrina as
a King in X.95; when reverting to the saintly feastday method, Vien
does oddly fit - St. Paul Tong Buong assisted the Paris Foreign
Missions, for which in 1833 he was martyred by torture, humiliation and
beheading in VIEtNam, feastday 23 October. So specific comments about
Vien should be compared to the effects of Wilma...
Again, Dr Turi already had the 23 October date for a potential
hurricane, though not claiming to use the quatrains. Turi also
predicted a quake for mid-October: the immensely fatal 8 October
India-Kasmir-Pakistan quake occurred a week early, arriving a few hours
after Venus moved into Sagittarius. The most innocuous interpretation
of the first half of II.86 might concern the boat that capsized 2
October at Lake George, NY (killing 21 of about 50 aboard) as the ship
wrecked by a heavy wave: the Ethan Allen was said to have been too near
the wake of a larger vessel (not sure whether it's been identified);
the subsequent trembling of the earth would be the Kasmir quake, with
the earth stirred up over air set on land thereafter as Wilma.
Turi has given further dates in November for some vaguely described
events; these might be evaluated against the verses later.
Eagal
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| User: "Angel-n-The Whirlwind" |
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22 Oct 2005 10:12:46 PM |
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"Doc" <bushelsofbushrot@HellsHereNow.com> wrote in message
news:dje64o01vtg@enews2.newsguy.com...
They could start using names other than the anglo-saxon based ones --
and switch to arabic names, for example.
Imagine Americans' emotional reactions to Hurricanes Saddam, Osama,
Mullah, Abu...
Doc :-)
That was really unfunny and typifies your sick posts here, dumbo. Go drown
yourself, America- hater and terrorist ***** kisser.
a n t w'''''
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 02:27:15 AM |
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And that proves how big the stick up your ***** is.
Please see a proctologist soon.
Please do not reply before seeing the proctologist.
Angel-n-The Whirlwind wrote:
"Doc" <bushelsofbushrot@HellsHereNow.com> wrote in message
news:dje64o01vtg@enews2.newsguy.com...
They could start using names other than the anglo-saxon based ones --
and switch to arabic names, for example.
Imagine Americans' emotional reactions to Hurricanes Saddam, Osama,
Mullah, Abu...
Doc :-)
That was really unfunny and typifies your sick posts here, dumbo. Go
drown yourself, America- hater and terrorist ***** kisser.
a n t w'''''
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| User: "The Other Guy" |
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23 Oct 2005 02:57:38 AM |
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'Half-Mad', you know (as well as I know) how pathetic that 'last post' was !!!
Imagine using Usama (that's Usama, not Osama), abu Musab al-Zarqawi, and any other such
'Hatred Fool' to name storms of the West Indies. (Even Captain Morgan would be rolling over in
his 'watery grave' over this one !!!)
;-(]
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 04:02:49 AM |
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I know a joke when I see one.
I know that the Greek alphabet will be used next.
I know that if a storm called "Osama", "Usama", "So-damn-insane", or the
like, causing damage to USA would be funny as all hell. The damage
would not be funny, but the comic relief would be there.
Let's pretend that your name is George. Wouldn't you want tropical
storm George to become a big-***** storm?
I've already had my name retired. Hope you enjoyed my trip through the
area.
The Other Guy wrote:
'Half-Mad', you know (as well as I know) how pathetic that 'last post' was !!!
Imagine using Usama (that's Usama, not Osama), abu Musab al-Zarqawi, and any other such
'Hatred Fool' to name storms of the West Indies. (Even Captain Morgan would be rolling over in
his 'watery grave' over this one !!!)
;-(]
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 02:25:31 AM |
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Hurricane Osama? I hope it would be one big-***** hurricane!\
Doc wrote:
"Half-Mad" <half.mad@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:0-6dnb-q7a3_CsfeRVn-sw@rogers.com...
I predict that with the third named tropical storm or hurricane to
follow Wilma, many weather forcasters will explain the Greek
alphabet... something about many Americans being so stupid as to think
that C should come after B in all alphabets.
They could start using names other than the anglo-saxon based ones --
and switch to arabic names, for example.
Imagine Americans' emotional reactions to Hurricanes Saddam, Osama,
Mullah, Abu...
Doc :-)
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| User: "" |
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22 Oct 2005 06:00:34 PM |
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I predict that with the third named tropical storm or hurricane to
follow Wilma, many weather forcasters will explain the Greek alphabet...
something about many Americans being so stupid as to think that C should
come after B in all alphabets.
Most Americans don't even know who's on a one or five dollar bill.
So it wouldn't shock me that quite a few people scratch their heads
when Gamma is named.
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 02:32:02 AM |
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I am not American, and I only see American bills about once every year
or two, but am I correct that on the $1 is George Washington, and the $5
is Lincoln?
(I just took a peek on the web, and I think I'm correct (so if I'm not
an American, how can I be better at Americana than them?))
FLjeffbeach@bellsouth.net wrote:
I predict that with the third named tropical storm or hurricane to
follow Wilma, many weather forcasters will explain the Greek alphabet...
something about many Americans being so stupid as to think that C should
come after B in all alphabets.
Most Americans don't even know who's on a one or five dollar bill.
So it wouldn't shock me that quite a few people scratch their heads
when Gamma is named.
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| User: "The Other Guy" |
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23 Oct 2005 03:08:25 AM |
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Its a SAD state of affair when you find yourself trying to prove that you are American !!!
Why would you want to 'prove' this ???
:-(]
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| User: "Jane" |
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23 Oct 2005 09:20:36 AM |
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"The Other Guy" <theotherguy@worldsbeyond.com> wrote in message
news:QvH6f.8$Nj3.1413@news20.bellglobal.com...
Its a SAD state of affair when you find yourself trying to prove that you
are American !!!
Why would you want to 'prove' this ???
What's wrong with being American? I'm proud to be Canadian, but would be
equally proud were I American.
Jane
:-(]
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 11:11:35 PM |
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Individually, most Americans are perfectly nice people.
It's when you get large amounts of them together that bad things start
to happen. And when there are enough of them that they start deciding
that somebody should be in charge, the ***** really starts flying.
Jane wrote:
"The Other Guy" <theotherguy@worldsbeyond.com> wrote in message
news:QvH6f.8$Nj3.1413@news20.bellglobal.com...
Its a SAD state of affair when you find yourself trying to prove that you
are American !!!
Why would you want to 'prove' this ???
What's wrong with being American? I'm proud to be Canadian, but would be
equally proud were I American.
Jane
:-(]
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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24 Oct 2005 07:22:46 PM |
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Half-Mad wrote:
Individually, most Americans are perfectly nice people.
It's when you get large amounts of them together that bad things start
to happen. And when there are enough of them that they start deciding
that somebody should be in charge, the ***** really starts flying.
"Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups"
From my son's favorite tee shirt. ^_^
Woods
Jane wrote:
"The Other Guy" <theotherguy@worldsbeyond.com> wrote in message
news:QvH6f.8$Nj3.1413@news20.bellglobal.com...
Its a SAD state of affair when you find yourself trying to prove that
you are American !!!
Why would you want to 'prove' this ???
What's wrong with being American? I'm proud to be Canadian, but would
be equally proud were I American.
Jane
:-(]
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 03:37:01 AM |
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I think I was proving that many Americans are idiots, and not that I am
an American (which I'm not).
Being Canadian, I am exposed to a fair bit of American culture, due to
television.
The Other Guy wrote:
Its a SAD state of affair when you find yourself trying to prove that you are American !!!
Why would you want to 'prove' this ???
:-(]
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| User: "goozlefotz" |
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23 Oct 2005 10:59:41 AM |
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Half-Mad wrote:
I think I was proving that many Americans are idiots, and not that I am
an American (which I'm not).
Being Canadian, I am exposed to a fair bit of American culture, due to
television.
And you get a very accurate picture of American culture from TV, right?
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 11:08:37 PM |
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I would seem that I managed to learn who is on the $1 and $5 bills.
I won't try to claim to be any sort of expert in Americana, but I would
bet that I would do better than the average American.
goozlefotz wrote:
Half-Mad wrote:
I think I was proving that many Americans are idiots, and not that I am
an American (which I'm not).
Being Canadian, I am exposed to a fair bit of American culture, due to
television.
And you get a very accurate picture of American culture from TV, right?
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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23 Oct 2005 02:55:44 PM |
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Half-Mad wrote:
I think I was proving that many Americans are idiots, and not that I am
an American (which I'm not).
Being Canadian, I am exposed to a fair bit of American culture, due to
television.
I hate to burst your bubble, but American TV doesn't really display
American culture accurately. Nobody would watch TV if it was that
similar to reality - TV is for escaping from reality. (Except for
"Reality TV", which is evidently a method to assure viewers that, no,
they aren't the biggest losers on the planet ....)
Woods
The Other Guy wrote:
Its a SAD state of affair when you find yourself trying to prove that
you are American !!!
Why would you want to 'prove' this ???
:-(]
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| User: "The Other Guy" |
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23 Oct 2005 12:46:16 AM |
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You left out Delta as the follow-up to Beta.
I guess you are 'right' about Americans not knowing the Greek Alphabet !!!
:- [)
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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23 Oct 2005 02:49:32 PM |
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The Other Guy wrote:
You left out Delta as the follow-up to Beta.
I guess you are 'right' about Americans not knowing the Greek Alphabet !!!
:- [)
I didn't see what you're responding to, but Gamma would follow Beta,
then Delta, then Epsilon, etc.
Woods
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 03:49:37 AM |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/koine/greek/lessons/alphabet.html
http://www.physlink.com/Reference/GreekAlphabet.cfm
Delta follows Gamma.
Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta...
I still predict that once Gamma comes along, the weather folks will be
explaining the Greek alphabet, on a daily basis.
The Other Guy wrote:
You left out Delta as the follow-up to Beta.
I guess you are 'right' about Americans not knowing the Greek Alphabet !!!
:- [)
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| User: "The Other Guy" |
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23 Oct 2005 03:57:18 AM |
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I will take you at 'your word' that Gamma comes before Delta on this one 'Half-Mad'.
:-(]
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 04:10:38 AM |
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On "my word"?
Go ask some Greek people.
Go search the net.
click on those links I added to my last post.
Ahem... no, Gamma is the last letter in the Greek alphbet. Omega is the
letter that comes after Beta. The Alpha-Omega only covers the first
1/7th (roughly) of existance. If you are Christian, you can ignore
about 6/7ths of the world, as you have been trained to do.
The Other Guy wrote:
I will take you at 'your word' that Gamma comes before Delta on this one 'Half-Mad'.
:-(]
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| User: "Never Anonymous Bud" |
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23 Oct 2005 05:05:38 AM |
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Using a finger dipped in purple ink, Half-Mad <half.mad@gmail.com>
scribed:
Ahem... no, Gamma is the last letter in the Greek alphbet. Omega is the
letter that comes after Beta.
And you think YOU are smarter than most Americans??
Lumber Cartel (tinlc) #2063. Spam this account at your own risk.
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| User: "L" |
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23 Oct 2005 08:46:21 PM |
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"Never Anonymous Bud" <newskat@katxyzkave.net> wrote in message
news:53oml15q5u2h8fgqmkpahe36sj3h95p0t4@4ax.com...
Using a finger dipped in purple ink, Half-Mad <half.mad@gmail.com>
scribed:
Ahem... no, Gamma is the last letter in the Greek alphbet. Omega is the
letter that comes after Beta.
And you think YOU are smarter than most Americans??
m os t a me ri kan pi g s a re ab ou t a s 's m a r t' as yo
u --- th e y
l oo k f or i n st r uc ti o ns o n t o i le t p a pe r pa ck
a g e s .
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| User: "Half-Mad" |
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23 Oct 2005 05:21:32 AM |
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Smarter than you... who can not notice sarcasm.
Never Anonymous Bud wrote:
Using a finger dipped in purple ink, Half-Mad <half.mad@gmail.com>
scribed:
Ahem... no, Gamma is the last letter in the Greek alphbet. Omega is the
letter that comes after Beta.
And you think YOU are smarter than most Americans??
Lumber Cartel (tinlc) #2063. Spam this account at your own risk.
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