The Dirt on Dunn’s Agro !@#$%* (UPDATE)

Agro

 Note the following in regards to a notable person recently added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2026 site:

Jamie Dunn (12 Aug 1950 – 7 Mar 2026) puppeteer (Agro), radio host            (*dunn)

Agro is a pretty scary looking dude!!  Note from the wiki page of Agro :  

Agro's humour tends to be adult, with much sexual suggestion, cursing and uninhibited behaviour. He has often appeared with an innocent-acting female offsider, who is subjected to mocking and innuendo.

As you can see from the info on Agro’s personality, he was vulgar with much sexual suggestion, cursing, and so making his most recent appearance on the scene an addition to the “Timely” pattern cluster and the “Profanity” pattern cluster (See previous post). 

Note the definitions of Agro: 

• Surname/Nickname: In some contexts, it refers to a tough, hard, or bitter person
• of or belonging to fields or soil : agricultural

It’s also interesting to note that Agro is an addition to the “Exchange Letter in Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster, … and so exchanging the “g” with an “f” make “afro”: 

afro (n.) "full, bushy hairstyle worn by some people of African ancestry," 1938, from Afro-

I consider this a prompt, so googling “who is famous for their Afro”, and out of a small handful of notables, the names of two are additions to the “First and Last 2 Letters in Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster — Nina Simone (*sine) and Tracee Ellis Ross (*tree). Note from their wiki pages: 

• Nina Simone ( born Eunice Kathleen Waymon; Feb 21, 1933 – Apr  21, 2003)     (*sine)
• Tracey Ellis Ross (born Tracee Joy Silberstein;  October 29, 1972)                            (*tree)

It’s interesting that “tree” crops up, … because I have been giving some thought as to how we can work towards protecting ourselves from the otherwise sudden devastation that is likely to occur as our coasts fall back into the sea via isostatic adjustment, and anyone following this blog knows that part of that is a new vehicle design (that serves as a sort of life boat) that can sweep its contents (families) upp into the air and safe from imminent tsunami’s that occur as a result, butt then where do these air floating temporary vehicles go from there— they will need a place to safely anchor, high enough up from what was once land and homes moments ago, are the now lost to a vast ocean of mass debris.  And from there I conceptualized a unique tree,..  butt it’s not of the organic a real tree, butt one designed like a tree… a giant tall one (I’ll save that for later,… maybe as part of my fictional novel).  

Obviously, Nina is our intended woman— her date of death falls on the 111th day of the year, and so one twin heads upp; and her date of birth and death generates a “January 21, February 21, __, April 21/ 21st Day Month Sequence” pattern cluster—  I included my daughters January 21 birthday.  This is a prompt to bridge the March 21 gap. So using the formula and taking into consideration the “one off” curve ball (as per Feb 21 being one month off from my daughters birthday), and so having done so, we arrive at: 

• 1998 – Galina Ulanova (8 January 1910 [O.S. 26 December 1909]  – 21 March 1998) ballerina 
• 1999 – Jean Guitton (August 18, 1901 – March 21, 1999) philosopher and author
• 1999 – Ernie Wise (Ernest Wiseman; 27 Nov 1925 – 21 Mar 1999) comedian, actor   (*wise)
• 2001 – Chung Ju-yung (25 November 1915 – 21 March 2001), founded Hyundai 
• 2001 – Anthony Maitland Steel (21 May 1920 – 21 March 2001) Eactor and singer      (*stel)

There are a number of ways we can go, butt for this search, butt I’m going to alignwith Anthony Steel… given that his birthday is an addition to the “Timely” pattern cluster and because it expands the now “January 21, February 21, March 21, April 21, May 21,…/ 21st Day Month Sequence” pattern cluster

And note the following etymology of the above words that add to the cryptic communication re: “dunn”  “sine” “erst” “stel”

• dun (adj.) Old English dunn "dingy brown; dark-colored,"
• down (n. 1) under-plumage of birds,"…, from Old Norse dunn,,, 
• sine  after that, afterward, ultimately a variant of since— from now on.
• erstwhile. 1560s, "formerly," from erst "first, at first; once, long ago; till now" 
• *stel PIE  root— "to put, put in order," referring to a standing object or place