So why the "5" (see previous post)?! Note the following etymology:
Speaks volumes... AND to drive it home, the inner twin world have a heart of stone for them. Note this excerpt from the MacGregor's post today:
There seems to be a bit of a cryptic communication via: pente, peti and pimp. So lets check out the etymology again:
- five (n.) ... PIE *penkwe- (source also of Sanskrit panca, Greek pente, Latin quinque, Old Church Slavonic peti... Old Welsh pimp)
"Small pent up colourful scoundrels"!!
- pimp (n.) "alluring in dress" ... " color, beautify."... " rascall, scoundrel
- pent (adj.) "kept in, confined," 1540s, variant of penned... pen
- petty (adj.) ... "small," ... Old French petit "small" (see petit).
Speaks volumes... AND to drive it home, the inner twin world have a heart of stone for them. Note this excerpt from the MacGregor's post today:
She hurried in a few minutes later. “Mom, you aren’t going to believe what happened. In the stall, I set my cell phone on top of the toilet paper holder and look what I found.”
With these words on the back:
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