Imagine my utter surprise when I read this post and realized it made no sense at all. No sense or nonsense has n's in it. In fact nonsense has 3 n's the same number as the trinity. Though the word trinity has only 1 n. That's the same as 3 in 1. Imagine my surprise. Shocking really. Gotta give those ancient Egyptians credit however. They have a word that means life but doesn't sound anything like the hebrew word for life and yet the shape of the English n resembles the shape of the hebrew letter Het. Doesn't sound alike. Oh and never you mind that the word chai in Hebrew is read from right to left so that "little something at the beginning" is actually at the end of the word.

Who woulda thunk that the AE kings were actually sitting on the Hebrew word Chai? Now of course Chai is close to the word chair so that must mean something. Now the Egyptian word for Life is ankh and the king's throne looks sorta like the hebrew letter het, even though the Egyptian throne is well over a thousand(s) years older than the hebrew letter. So the word Ankh is a little like a backward Chai because the english letter n is shaped sorta like the hebrew het though the Egyptians called their thrones aset. Got that?


That's 18 dizzies. Multiply that by 1000 divide by 3 and convert in cubits, then inches, then multiply that by Pi and you get really dizzy, which is more dizzy than you want to be.
Really!








Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/22/2009 12:26AM by Greg Reeder.