Thread: End of Line Club

Originally Posted by HappyThoth

Is it really over or did he just remove himself from the equation?

btw, happy easter!

ht tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnK5EHK3 bR0

Checking out the Bookshelf Now

( Hoping all is well with you and your family )

Originally Posted by astreeturover

Maranatha

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JOHN 3:15 That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life.

Is that true ?

Originally Posted by astreeturover

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(not ready to say nothing is impossible, but getting there )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksuPnjQYfLk

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ht tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnK5EHK3 bR0

Checking out the Bookshelf Now

Originally Posted by HappyThoth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksuPnjQYfLk

Nicely done, HT !

Originally Posted by HappyThoth

55
110
165

55= love

110= see X

165= the marriage of 55 & 110

In mathematics, 'x' is commonly used as the name for an independent variable or unknown value.

CLXV
(VuLCan? Lustre?)

an adult 5x5 is 55
and to differentiate the genders, 55 is female and 110 is male..

then a little 5x5, or child, would be 10

a married couple is 165
a married couple with child is 175

2 sets of these families is CCCL

now.. setting that aside for the moment.. i'm now thinking..

Sendth Black Jack 21

Flamel.. 3 sets of 7 lustrous leaves

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I'm so glad they have such a wonderful sense of humor

Originally Posted by astreeturover

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Nicely done, HT !

awesome.. thank you

Originally Posted by HappyThoth

then a little 5x5, or child, would be 10

hypothetically.. if this has any merit to it whatsover.. I wonder if 10 could refer to "children" regardless of the number of them..

those coils look like orbits.. eek..

some days (and some weeks).. i just got nuthin

Originally Posted by HappyThoth

some days (and some weeks).. i just got nuthin

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HT,

After the post, my daughter and I hopped out to the 7-11 for a hot dog. While waiting, the headline on the magazine rack "Greatest Hoaxes of All Times" (Mental Floss, Mar/Apr 2013) caught my eye. I opened it to check the contents ... first entry was "Agincourt".

It was the only magazine I opened.