Hitting the sack…
G’nite world!
for you LJ complainers, here’s a balm for you… blogger is down, too.
Daily Archives: March 29, 2001
aw, nuts…I hope I keep power.
Urgent – Immediate Broadcast Requested
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Number 75
Storm Prediction Center Norman Ok
257 PM EST Thu Mar 29 2001
The Storm Prediction Center Has Issued A Severe Thunderstorm Watch For Portions Of Central And Southern Florida And Coastal Waters Effective This Thursday Afternoon And Evening From 315 PM Until 900 PM EST .
Hail To 2 Inches In Diameter…Thunderstorm Wind Gusts To 80 Mph…And Dangerous Lightning Are Possible In These Areas.
The Severe Thunderstorm Watch Area Is Along And 50 Statute Miles Either Side Of A Line From 45 Miles West Of Fort Meyers Florida To 25 Miles North Northeast Of West Palm Beach Florida.
Just Curious… and testing the LJ poll.
Tman pointed this link out… the video is horrifying to me… holy cow!
T U C S O N, Ariz., March 26 — A pitch by Randy Johnson hit and killed a dove flying in front of home plate.
meeting doodles, 3rd in a series
Looks like another meeting today, maybe, so perhaps there’ll be some fresh doodles later on.
Listening to the big boss tell us about all the big company plans, after the mass layoff in Tampa
What I daydream about a lot… napping with my sweetie (and our kitties) Note the fine (*snicker) detail .Newtie sleeping over my head, book on my side of the bed, computer on hers, a vaguely frog-shaped lamp. Now you see why I prefer to work with words!…. I’ve a better one, that’s animated… once I find how to do teal paint ani’s to anigif, I’ll post it.
Latest mix CD made for listening to after hours at work…
Pepper (The Butthole Surfers)
Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing (Chris Isaak)
The Passenger (Michael Hutchence)
$10 Bill (Cop Shoot Cop)
15 Minutes of Fame (Sheep on Drugs)
Subbacultcha (The Pixies)
Hombre Secreto (The Plugz)
One Night in Bangkok (Murray Head)
There is a Light (Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds)
Let’s Have a War (Fear)
Coattails of a Dead Man (Primus & Tom Waits)
Pablo Picasso (Burning Secretions)
Stripped (Depeche Mode)
Kick My Ass (Garbage)
House of the Rising Sun (The Animals)
Lonesome Valley (The Fairfield Four)
Repo Man (Iggy Pop)
Everybody Knows (Leonard Cohen)
Puts me in a mood. 🙂
This is odd. I received the following out of the blue: (please note that I don’t advertise as being a numerologist…)
— Azghar Hussain
> Scott von Berg
>
>
> Dear Scott,
>
> Got your e-mail add from the Internet. I am looking for a
> powerful
> numerologist. I hope you can help me in this regard.
>
> I am looking for the next 3-digit number for the attached
> sheet. the results
> in the attached sheet are the results for the past 10
> years. It is lottery
> which fetches a lot of money.
>
> Hope to receive your early reply on the above subject.
> The cost requried,
> will be borne upon perfect results.
>
> Thanks and best regards,
>
>
>
> AZGHAR HUSSAIN
>
> ATTACHMENT part 2 application/vnd.ms-excel name=thai.xls
The attached file has no macros (so no viruses) and is completely blank. I even looked for any text written in white. Alas, no hidden numbers that I could find.
So, I decided to answer with the following:
Dear Azghar,
I appreciate your message. So that I can wish joy and prosperity upon those who send you to me, may I ask which ad you refer to?
After reviewing the blank sheet you have sent me, I feel comfortable with the 3-digit number of 790. The sum of the digits is 16, which has the synchronous advantage of symmetry: 4^2 is 16 as is 2^4. The 16th letter is P, which stands for Prosperity.
The 16th letter of the alphabet, after removing three letters, is S, which stands for Success. I seek Prosperity and Success, so I embrace 790.
I congratulate you on your approach to this. Most superstitious people would send a comprehensive list of numbers, seeking a pattern and predicting the next number. Unlike other spreadsheets, your blank spreadsheet does not impact my pick of numbers with any unfair bias. Thus, my selection of numbers is purer than any mere trend.
Thank you for writing and keep the stars fresh in your mind.
Scotto
I chose 790 because that’s the name of the robot on Lexx. I don’t feel bad; I figure he’ll have just as much luck with those numbers as any “legitimate” numerologist.
So, how often do people write strangers out of the blue and request numbers? Perhaps this is one method a Plutomancer can use to obtain obscure information. Just write to a random address and wait for the answer to return….