The Deaths in 2013 lists the following on September 17th and 18th:
- Dick O'Neal, 78, American basketball player (Texas Christian University).[28]
- Pierre Macq, 83, Belgian physicist, Rector of Universite Catholique de Louvain (1986–1995)
- Johnny Laboriel, 71, Mexican rock 'n' roll singer, prostate cancer
Note the following taken from their respective wiki pages:
- Johnny Laboriel born Juan José Laboriel López, July 9, 1942 – September 18, 2013)
- Pierre Macq (born 8 July 1930 in Ganshoren - died 17 September 2013) was
- Johnny Laboriel (born Juan José Laboriel López, July 9, 1942 – September 18, 2013)
Dick, Pierre and Johnny were each born July7, July 8 and July 9, hence creating a "7/7; 7/8; 7/9 Date Sequence" pattern-cluster. What comes to mind is a "countdown"... that's one off from 10... hence falling into the "Off By One" pattern-cluster.
Each of the names re O'Neal, Pierre and Johnny fall into various recent pattern-clusters, butt what strikes me most of all is the cryptic "other" meaning behind their surnames, hence falling in the recent "Phrases in Names" pattern-cluster. The surname Laboriel is a combination of "labour real", or in other words "real labour". The surname O'Neal in origin means "son of Neil" and so in this case it communicates, "kneel son". The surname Macq is a cryptic way of saying "make". Putting the three together, you get a sentence: "To Make real labour, son must kneel". Of course you have to be there on the same page: the inner twin world consider us patriarchal and they are matriarchal... hence we are complimentary opposites. Simply put, they are at war with us and they want their demands met (hence wanting us to kneel is a metaphor ... however with that said... there's a literal aspect that I'll get into later.
Each of the names re O'Neal, Pierre and Johnny fall into various recent pattern-clusters, butt what strikes me most of all is the cryptic "other" meaning behind their surnames, hence falling in the recent "Phrases in Names" pattern-cluster. The surname Laboriel is a combination of "labour real", or in other words "real labour". The surname O'Neal in origin means "son of Neil" and so in this case it communicates, "kneel son". The surname Macq is a cryptic way of saying "make". Putting the three together, you get a sentence: "To Make real labour, son must kneel". Of course you have to be there on the same page: the inner twin world consider us patriarchal and they are matriarchal... hence we are complimentary opposites. Simply put, they are at war with us and they want their demands met (hence wanting us to kneel is a metaphor ... however with that said... there's a literal aspect that I'll get into later.
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