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Post by drrook on Mar 14, 2016 12:36:59 GMT -5
Any one getting anywhere with the Javier Jesus Diaz obituary . I am drawing a blank with the rest of them . Although I feel I should recognise some of them Thats the guy from Medium is the Message. Whats deeper from there Im not sure. Cheers . That helps a lot :-) |
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Post by curiosityc on Mar 15, 2016 19:03:33 GMT -5
I think it refers to Catherine "kitty" genovese possibly? Which is the bystander effect What makes you think its that woman? I just read up on her. :-( she's from Connecticut and her murderer obtained a sociology degree from niagra university |
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Post by curiosityc on Mar 15, 2016 19:22:46 GMT -5
Baby shoes ad is long atributed to E.H. (the opposite of which he wrote) based off a bet he had with Canadian authors Clarke and Columbo. The term "flash fiction" was used. My aha! moment The envelope! "Nothing of substance can be said in less than 120 characters" . Does this confirm the theory that we are being lied to through our C words? Are they messages to the SZ that we would be good to understand or are they merely there to throw us off the trail? |
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Post by badwolf on Mar 15, 2016 20:02:52 GMT -5
Does anyone know the female who died last night? I found a passage from Victorian London - Publications - Our Social Bees; or, Pictures of Town & Country Life, and other papers, by Andrew Wynter, 1865 - Chapter 33 - The "Times" Advertising Sheet The paragraph is about personals in newspapers
"I remember once reading a line to this effect :— " The assistance came too late — she died in the night." Who was it that thus passed out of life the moment aid was at hand? who is it that remains to reproach himself with his tardiness? The reader pauses for a moment, and wonders what tragedy lies hidden in this brief space, and then relapses into the contemplation of the fierce struggle for the world's goods which the vast mass of the advertisements represent.
Sometimes we see an announcement in this column which consists of only two or three letters. A correspondence in cipher is here being carried on."... |
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Post by voidwalker on Mar 15, 2016 21:07:21 GMT -5
I figured out the reference to the "rose is a rose is a rose" ad. It's referring to Gertrude Stein who is famous for writing that quote. Her partner was Alice B. Toklas (who was the more housewife-like of the two apparently) who described herself as a "pretty good" housekeeper, gardener, needlewoman, etc. As kind of a play on words and a tribute to Gertrude Stein's famous line. But she stated that it would be hard to add "pretty good" author to the list so she had Gertrude write her biography for her. Hopefully this link works Click Here. Hope I formatted it correctly. I'm on my phone *shrug* It was quite an interesting read though. I'm not sure if it leads anywhere deeper than that. |
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Post by curiosityc on Mar 15, 2016 22:13:37 GMT -5
Have cracked another personal. Where a Spies story is collected Let us in! |
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Post by curiosityc on Mar 16, 2016 0:33:27 GMT -5
The philosopher quote is from Simone de Beauvoir, The Mandarins |
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Post by BourbonInExile on Mar 16, 2016 9:55:30 GMT -5
Have cracked another personal. Where a Spies story is collected Let us in! I think you mean Let us Nin. A Spy in the House of Love is a novel by Anais Nin. |
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Post by BourbonInExile on Mar 16, 2016 10:10:17 GMT -5
A little Google goes a long way. As regards Pyewacket the cat, it does tie to the movie Bell Book and Candle but the movie is just referencing the familiar spirit of a witch from England (specifically Manningtree, Essex) from 1644. And congratulations if you recognize that Manningtree, Essex is found one column over in the Personal Notes as the place where Jarmara the fat Spaniel was lost. Would you believe Jarmara was the name of another familiar spirit from the same witch incident in 1644? Other familiar spirits in the same account included Vinegar Tom, Sackle and Sugar, Newes, Ilemauzer, Pecke in the Crowne, and Griezzel Greedigutt.
And now I'm going to head off the deep end. Where are my keys?
Found: Set of 3 keys on a ring.
The keys were found 4 ads down from where they were lost. 4 down on the crossword is "Reusable shopping bag brand". E-Z Tote is the Illuminati! CONFIRMED!
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Post by BourbonInExile on Mar 16, 2016 16:39:12 GMT -5
And now I'm going to head off the deep end. Where are my keys?
Found: Set of 3 keys on a ring.
The keys were found 4 ads down from where they were lost. 4 down on the crossword is "Reusable shopping bag brand". E-Z Tote is the Illuminati! CONFIRMED!
If it wasn't clear, the "going off the deep end" stuff was just me being silly.  |
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Post by Todd on Mar 16, 2016 16:43:30 GMT -5
And now I'm going to head off the deep end. Where are my keys?
Found: Set of 3 keys on a ring.
The keys were found 4 ads down from where they were lost. 4 down on the crossword is "Reusable shopping bag brand". E-Z Tote is the Illuminati! CONFIRMED!
If it wasn't clear, the "going off the deep end" stuff was just me being silly. I'm actually totally behind you on it. |
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Post by morningstar on Mar 16, 2016 17:12:31 GMT -5
You know what ad is interesting
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Post by drrook on Mar 16, 2016 19:12:16 GMT -5
I think you mean Let us Nin. A Spy in the House of Love is a novel by Anais Nin. Actually I meant the book where the story is collected is Cities of the interior . Which fits with the letter theme |
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Post by drrook on Mar 16, 2016 19:16:02 GMT -5
A little Google goes a long way. As regards Pyewacket the cat, it does tie to the movie Bell Book and Candle I got Candle from this as to fit with the C themE And congratulations if you recognize that Manningtree, Essex is found one column over in the Personal Notes as the place where Jarmara the fat Spaniel was lost. Would you believe Jarmara was the name of another familiar spirit from the same witch incident in 1644? Other familiar spirits in the same account included Vinegar Tom, Sackle and Sugar, Newes, Ilemauzer, Pecke in the Crowne, and Griezzel I took from this Coven as in a coven of witches Although I like your thoughts . They don't fit in with the theme in my opinion |
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Post by mrpikel on Mar 18, 2016 20:05:04 GMT -5
A little Google goes a long way. As regards Pyewacket the cat, it does tie to the movie Bell Book and Candle I got Candle from this as to fit with the C themE And congratulations if you recognize that Manningtree, Essex is found one column over in the Personal Notes as the place where Jarmara the fat Spaniel was lost. Would you believe Jarmara was the name of another familiar spirit from the same witch incident in 1644? Other familiar spirits in the same account included Vinegar Tom, Sackle and Sugar, Newes, Ilemauzer, Pecke in the Crowne, and Griezzel I took from this Coven as in a coven of witches Although I like your thoughts . They don't fit in with the theme in my opinion I don't know drrook, i think it fits quite well. i don't think the reference is witches, but rather the "familiar spirits." particularly lost familiar spirits.
We are reminded in Fabulous Deaths of "Sonnet X" which references death as a "transition" to the spirit.
Madame Morpheme is a medium who "conjures" spirits, but in her personal note Javier's spirit "wasn't there" or is a familiar spirit who is lost.
I personally think it may relate to the philosopher's stone. just my thoughts |
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