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Topic: Pidaua, I'm Freaking!!!
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Philbird
Knowflake Posts: 173
From: Douglas, AZ. USA
Registered: Jun 2004
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posted June 05, 2004 03:36 PM
 
Pidaua,
First, I tried three times to post a response to your dream questions. My mathmatical conclusion involved the #666. Do the monitors screen certian posts?
I will try again here.
Second, if you match each letter of your name with it's corrosponding position of the alphebet, the total after adding the #'s is 28. One of the few perfect #'s!!!
P=12, I=8, D=4, A=1, U=11, A=1, 28.
My original responce to your post was this:
Mathmatically interesting, about the 11/22's
1+1+2+2=6, (a perfect #).
1+1+2+2+6=12
1+1+2+2+6+12=24 (more ones and twos)
24X24=576
576-496=80 (496 Is another perfect #)
80 divide by 12=6.66
I absolutely DO NOT want to freak anyone out.
The next perfect # is 8128, and divisable by 1 and 2. you will also find this perfect # in Pidaua's name.IP: Logged |
Randall
Webmaster Posts: 17716
From: Columbus, GA USA
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted June 05, 2004 04:26 PM
It posted each time; sometimes the poster to refresh the page to see a new Post, but we can still see it.  ------------------
"Never mentally imagine for another that which you would not want to experience for yourself, since the mental image you send out inevitably comes back to you." Rebecca Clark IP: Logged |
pidaua
Knowflake Posts: 2168
From: Annapolis, Maryland USA
Registered: May 2002
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posted June 24, 2004 09:46 PM
Philbird, Oh, I am sorry it took so long for me to post back to you. I have been out West on vacation (and getting things ready for my western relocation). You're analysis is interesting. I am not as educated on mathmatical derivations as you are (mine is limited what I needed to know as a chemist), but please tell me more.  ~pidaua IP: Logged |
Philbird
Knowflake Posts: 173
From: Douglas, AZ. USA
Registered: Jun 2004
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posted June 24, 2004 11:34 PM
Pidaua,
I'm laughing at your comments. First, thank you and I'm really glad we didn't go to the same school. (I was notorious for repeating math classes)I once did a "Mandala" to see where my strenghts lay. It was a circle where you draw certian items. After you have drawn the items, the THERAPIST (hint, hint) splits the circle in four, representing left and right brain, conscious and subconscious. Lets just say, the logic areas were well..... blank. I am however, very intuitive and creative, which means I can make sense out of nothing, at least in my own mind.
666? naw, 999!
YHEEE HAWWW, welcome to the west! PSSST!, let me tell you a secret. Before joining this web site, I have NEVER had compliments on my lateral way of thinking. (I'm a crab)
Just goes to show you, there are a lot of open-minded beautiful people on this site, I thank you!  IP: Logged |
pidaua
Knowflake Posts: 2168
From: Annapolis, Maryland USA
Registered: May 2002
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posted June 24, 2004 11:45 PM
Hi Philbird..just in case you didn't see this on the 11/22 thread: Philbird, Hey Baby!!! Yep, my honey lives in Sierra Vista. I will let him know about the bookstore and the Chinese restaurant. As to your question. In Tarot, nine is a very powerful number. It is the number of completion- entering the final stage - DREAMS...both of my parents have Cancer moons and both are avid dreamers..my mom is also a Cancer Sun while Dad is a Cappy Sun. Their intuition it uncanny (even though they do have pretty dry sense of humors...LOL). Having so many nines, I would think, would also predispose a person to an increased ability to dream as well as being drawn to mystical pursuits.
I am used to Cancers- I love them with a familial passion - The sign of Cancer completes my own T-cross.
I know that we here at LindaLand may be very opinionated (especially me..hee hee) but no matter what the topic, I love every one dearly. I would do anything possible to help out anyone here. I am happy that you have found us and you feel at home. PS...I also had a hard time in math. I HATED calculus with a purple passion. I hated wondering about the orgin of the "unknown 1" I also was the kind of person that would find the right answer, but my method would throw off my professors. So here's to Linear Thinking!!!!! Take care IP: Logged |
Philbird
Knowflake Posts: 173
From: Douglas, AZ. USA
Registered: Jun 2004
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posted June 25, 2004 12:05 PM
Hi Pidaua,
It's funny you mentioned your methods throwing off your professors, I have never had a math class beyond learning fractions, but if I'm put in a situation where I need to solve a problem beyond my education, I will know the answer, but cannot show the method of getting there! I believe some of my college professors thought I was cheating!
I think I have a math fairy!!!! Either that or the collective unconscious math gods.
Thank God I went to an Art college!My hubby and I are going to that Chinese resturant and store this weekend, Is there anything I can look for, for your hubby? If not, I'll get an address this time.
Take care. IP: Logged | |
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