Since the main purpose of this blog is to document "pattern-clusters" surrounding the deaths of notable persons, I usually venture to Wikipedia's Death in 2013 site once a day and sometimes I'll trace back to previous days to check if others had been added and to see if pattern-clusters accompany. W. Watts Biggers, 85, American novelist, creator of Underdog.[59]
When you consider that many of the pattern-clusters documented in my posts to date involve "twin" numbers and/or letters, the twin "tt" and "gg" is a heads up. Standing out more than that is his surname "Biggers", and biggers yet, is the word "Underdog". Note the following three posts/links and excerpts that came up when I keyed into the search box of my Toumai Blog, the word "underdog":
Sep 30, 2009For me to simply say that the word "Under Dog" hits close to home, is an understatement!! This Underdog cropping up now, along with those mentioned in the other posts, forms a new category: the "Underdog" pattern-cluster.
Jan 26, 2011
- For about 8 years, I have tried to get the media involved in covering my Insurance nightmare. The Media are called the third power for a reason. Once, I had even dressed up as the "Underdog", to make a point and pickett the ...
Jan 10, 2011
- In fact, didn't I put in my last post a picture of me dressed up as a dog-- the "underdog". Also, the original definition of "dye" is very meaningful-- secret, hidden, dark. That certainly describes the inner twin world who have ...
- "Roof-us the Underdog" http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5083118443&v=app_2373072738#!/group.php?gid=5083118443&v=wall. ;-)(-;. Posted by Toumai at 11:20 AM · Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to .
When evidence such as the above crop up, it's important to follow the leads, so I clicked on the link to W. Watts Biggers, which brought me to his wiki page where I then noted the following excerpts:
What stood out to me from the above excerpt, was the name "Fitzgerald", which had cropped up quite soon in the article, and the reason it stood out, was the letter "z". It's important to note at this point, that the most prominent pattern-cluster in the last few weeks began with my January 30, 2013 post entitled, ZZ's poT , BB's King, Mayzee's Daizee...(Here). The post concerns a "Z/Zee/zz" pattern-cluster found in names/words and films, and since that time, the cluster has been added to many days since, including those that crop up due to the "timely" death of William Biggers.
- William Watts "Buck" Biggers (June 2, 1927 – February 10, 2013) .
- At the advertising agency Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, he began as a mailroom trainee and rose to the position of VP Account Supervisor on General Mills and Corn Products/Best Foods accounts, handling millions in billing.
Now note this next excerpt from Biggers wiki page:
Leaving Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, Biggers relocated to Cape Cod to form his company, Total Television (TTV), with animation produced at Gamma Studios in Mexico. TTV created and produced a variety of animated TV series, including King Leonardo and his Short Subjects, The Hunter, Tooter Turtle, Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales, Go Go Gophers, The World of Commander McBragg,Klondike Kat and Underdog.What stood out to me in the above was: Tooter Turtle, which when you consider the name of my "Toumai" blog, and some of my posts there, the "too" in Tooter and "Tu" in Turtle becomes significant. Note for instance my January 19, 2012 post title taken from Toumai :
Jan 19, 2012.As you can see, there's a funky "play with words" in the works, butt the one you don't immediately see involves the name of my first blog, "Toumai", which is an actual word that I first explain way back in 2009 shortly after beginning my Toumai blog, note this excerpt taken from my July 14, 2009 post entitled, What's in a name 2?: Mi--Shells (:)
All of this, the synchronicities, they have an ultimate great purpose—it’s all about how we need to prepare and what we need to do to protect the future. It’s like a song ringing out from our collective unconscious ... for thousands of years. the word I use to describe this phenomenah (given to me in a synchronicity) is "TOUMAI", from the Goran Language of the Djurab desert nomads of Africa... Toumai, meaning “HOPE FOR LIFE”—the name given to babies born during the dry season.And then note this next post title and excerpt:
Oct 03, 2009For the record, my own name is "May Ocean"... so now you can understand somewhat, the last part of the above excerpt, butt the "Tou" aspect/"play with words" will become clear when you read the Header of my Toumai blog, which states the following:
- This is a time of Toumai (from the Goran language—nomadic desert tribe of Africa... meaning “Hope for Life”). This was a time to introduce the inner twin named Tou, to the outer twin named May. TouMay Ocean ______ ...
The Genetic discovery of "Tetragametic Chimera humans", reveals that parts of our body can belong to a twin. This gives room to consider the subconscious as belonging to a twin. The research involved in this blog and my new Pronoiasecret blog provides evidence that proves what "appears" to be synchronicity in many cases, are patterns generated by inner twin's working together in a bid to "come out" as well as "communicate" to us at this point in time.So as you can now see, the name of my blog "Toumai", is also a play with words -- "Two May"... or with a 'bigger' twist can be easily seen as "Two Me". Now you can understand why I would decide to follow the lead, clicking on the link which brought me to Tooter Turtle's, wiki page, where I then noted the following:
When Tooter's trip finally became a catastrophe, Mr. Wizard would rescue him with the incantation, "Twizzle, twazzle, twozzle, twome; time for this one to come home." Then, Mr. Wizard would always give Tooter the same advice: "Be just what you is, not what you is not. Those that do this are the happiest lot."As you can see, the "Z/Zee/zz" cluster continues to grow, and note the little "twoist" at the end of the jingle re: "twome"!! And it doesn't end there, note this next excerpt:
Mr. Wizard's phrase "Twizzle Twazzle Twozzle Tome, Time for This One to Come on Home" was used by the band The Replacements as a lyric in one of their songs.[6]The band The Replacements having a connection now to "Twizzle Twazzle Twozzle Tome", becomes another lead, so I click on the link to the bands wiki page (Here), where I then note the following:
The Goo Goo Dolls vocalist and guitarist Johnny Rzeznik has stated that Paul Westerberg has been and always will be his biggest inspiration.In this case, there's a double "z" found in the surname Rzeznik, which is an even 'biggers' lead. Venturing to Rzeznik's band site re: The Goo Goo Dolls, I then note the following:
... they have had several other notable and popular singles including 1998's Dizzy Up The Girl, an album which produced five successful singles...Dizzy Up The Girl album certainly rang a pattern-cluster bell. Note the following from my January 30, 2013 post entitled,ZZ's poT , BB's King, Mayzee's Daizee...:
Now while on the subject of Daisy Head Mayzie and Dizzy Miss Lizzy, I can't help butt be reminded of a movie called Driving Miss Daisy. Since Jessica Tandy played the role of "Daisy", I decided to check out her wiki page, where I then noted the following:
Of course there is the obvious, the anniversary of her death falls on the same day as the terrorist attacks of 9/11, butt then how many people know the "other" fact surrounding this day:
- Jessie Alice "Jessica" Tandy (7 June 1909 – 11 September 1994)
- September 11 is the 254th day of the year (255th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 111 days remaining until the end of the year.
Goo Goo Dolls' John Rzeznik and Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst and Wes Borland: Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here", with some new lyrics written for the occasion.Note, yet another "z" in the name of the other band mentioned "Limp Bizkit's". That makes for another post with a lot of ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ's!!
On that note, I'm tired so off to do a few zzzzz's of my own. There are other pattern clusters that crop up tho, so check back later.
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