As a follow up to my previous post, "Paul Goggins RIIP: Gogglin Goggins Google (Part 1)", what simply cropped up in my mind was "Goblins". It seemed to jive with Goggins and Gogglins, and in keeping with the inner twin way of communicating to us. Any way, it's worth a Google.
What stood out from the search was the following:
From Romero's wiki page the following stood out:
yesterdays post where the Pope crops up as well as the Holy See's coat of arms that happen to contain two "keys". This is enough to warrant further investigation. Note from among the list of cast for the Monkey shines:
so now it appears that the inner twin world are adding their Tou Sense Worth with "C's". Keep in mind that my inner twin's name is "Tou", hence my first blogs name re "Toumai", which is a combination of Tou and Mai (my own name being May), butt "Toumai" is also an African word meaning "Hope for Life". So the surname Tucci is particularly interesting on many accounts, first of all it could easily be pronounced as "two c" ... and note the name does have "two c's"... and then again, there's the cryptic "to see" or "to sea"... or "Tou see's". Definitely, the inner twin world have made their mark in the life of Tucci.
What stood out the most from Tucci's wiki page is a 1999 film, note this excerpt:
June 13 is my birthday, hence this is an addition to the " Targeting Family Birthdays" pattern-cluster. Note this next film that stood out on Tucci's wiki page:
Well, Tou does connect with "too"... as with "to" and "two" (2) ... and so enough to warrant further investigation. Note the following from In Too Deep's wiki page:
August 25th is my Grand daughters birthday, hence an addition to the "Targeting Family Birthdays" pattern-cluster.
So the question is... what does the inner twin world mean by "too deep"?! And what does this have to do with my grand daughter?! What comes to my mind is snow... deep snow... it always snows more in the valley where my grand daughter lives then here near the sea. Perhaps this is the inner twin world's way of saying that we need to begin preparations now, so that the future generations won't wind up being buried under heaps of snow that is "too deep" to dig their way out of. We need to consider the truth about the next glacial event that is due to occur and we owe it to our children and their children, to be proactive and begin dealing with it now... we can begin by designing and building what the inner twin world propose: the TUSSH-- the Two United Structure System Home. Simply key in TUSSH to the search box of either of my blogs and you will C for yourselves.
What stood out from the search was the following:
Other film soundtracks and a concept album (Il Fantastico Viaggio Del Bagarozzo Mark) followed, then the score for the European version of George A. Romero's 1978 Dawn of the Dead.George Romero stands out given my previous post where the Pope crops up... and his birth name is "Jorge" which is a version of George... and everyone knows that the Pope resides at the vatican in "Rome"... do you see Jorge of Rome jives with George Romero!!
From Romero's wiki page the following stood out:
From the latter half of the 1980s and into the 1990s came Monkey Shines (1988)In regards to the word "monkey", I had noted in a previous post that it's cryptic 'other' meaning is "mon key" a blend of French and English that in turn gives us "my key", so in the case of this film, we get "my key shines". Note as well, the twin 88 in the year of the film, and since the 8 shares the same key as the * asterisk (star) we also get the sense of a double star (star of Bethlehem) aligning in such a way as to appear as one star with a greater "shine". The mention of "key" reminds me of
yesterdays post where the Pope crops up as well as the Holy See's coat of arms that happen to contain two "keys". This is enough to warrant further investigation. Note from among the list of cast for the Monkey shines:
Stanley TucciThe name Stanley means "stone field" in origin ... both words adding to existing pattern-clusters, butt it's his surname "Tucci" that has really grabbed my attention. In yesterdays post I remarked about how the inner twin world designed phonetically identical words so that these will assist with their communication to us, and in particular, I had made the connection with "See's", "Sea's", "Seize", and
so now it appears that the inner twin world are adding their Tou Sense Worth with "C's". Keep in mind that my inner twin's name is "Tou", hence my first blogs name re "Toumai", which is a combination of Tou and Mai (my own name being May), butt "Toumai" is also an African word meaning "Hope for Life". So the surname Tucci is particularly interesting on many accounts, first of all it could easily be pronounced as "two c" ... and note the name does have "two c's"... and then again, there's the cryptic "to see" or "to sea"... or "Tou see's". Definitely, the inner twin world have made their mark in the life of Tucci.
What stood out the most from Tucci's wiki page is a 1999 film, note this excerpt:
His film debut was in Prizzi's Honor (1985).Note the following from Prizzi's Honor wiki page:
| Release dates | June 13, 1985 |
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| In Too Deep | Preston D'Ambrosio |
| Release dates | August 25, 1999 |
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So the question is... what does the inner twin world mean by "too deep"?! And what does this have to do with my grand daughter?! What comes to my mind is snow... deep snow... it always snows more in the valley where my grand daughter lives then here near the sea. Perhaps this is the inner twin world's way of saying that we need to begin preparations now, so that the future generations won't wind up being buried under heaps of snow that is "too deep" to dig their way out of. We need to consider the truth about the next glacial event that is due to occur and we owe it to our children and their children, to be proactive and begin dealing with it now... we can begin by designing and building what the inner twin world propose: the TUSSH-- the Two United Structure System Home. Simply key in TUSSH to the search box of either of my blogs and you will C for yourselves.
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