SIGNS: "Fantastic Four," Johnny Storm, Supernova, Don Knotts
Here's an example of Timing and how we're dealing with things on an Astronomical Level outside of our Solar System. We also see how it's tied in to the Stars.:
Don Knotts starts with Letter K that is the 11th Sign while Aquarius is the 11th Sign. Don Knotts passed away. His character Barney Fife was the goofy deputy.
K/No-TT/S = Aquarian No Male Superman representing Davis. He died at age 81, which is 9 x 9 or I x I = II/Gemini.
This comes back to what I said about how I have 25 years worth of experience and why I get irritated when people think they can bullshit me
I have a very good memory and know who did things to to other and to me during childhood. The people who committed those acts were all given very specific names and born on specific days serving as a Road Map and Guide.
That's how predictable people are and how the Planet plans things out ahead of time. That's why Don Knotts was specifically made to be a bonehead symbolizing Davis. It's so that people can be able to compare and contrast people's personalities.
The Planet gave celebrities and public figures specific names that have subtle tags. Then when you align those tags with the same tags of characters seen in popular movies, television shows, and music lyrics, it allows people to have a BULLSHIT DETECTOR to be able to have a 6th Sense of who's telling the Truth and who's Lying :P.
It's something that Politicians, Religious Leaders, and the current poeple in power would never have seen coming. Even all the people who are scam artists and liars aren't even aware of these tags.
For the next couple years, it allows us to cut through the CRAP and see who's being honest and who's being insincere. In the next years to come, people will get wise and try altering the names of their children.
However, in the mean time, anyone born before April 2004 and is using their real name given to them by their parents has a specific tag. Even the birthdate and the place they were born is a signifier.
That's how I'm able to look at people and check to see if what kind of personality they have. Even if they're in denial about it. They were given specific behavioral traits. As we all know, no one likes to admit when they're wrong or bad. People will be in denial, especially Davis.
That's why it requires Divine Intervention to actually show that a Planetary Influence or "God Force" has been subtly affecting things right under people's noses and been monitoring them without their knowledge.
The best time to test people and see how they are being their true selves is when they don't know they're being watched.
If you pay attention to the movies that Don Knotts has been in and you've been following along in my Journal for the last couple months, you''ll notice the titles of the movies, his spouses, and the shows.
That's why I wasn't kidding when I said 1/18/2006 that Davis is the REAL Gilligan who screws things up and keeps us from getting rescued off this island.
As I said, the Planet knew that I'd have a hard time proving things without some kind of help because it would just be:
What's the point of even teaching me any of this stuff when I can't even get anyone to listen to what I say? That's why I had to be given a competitve edge or some "God Cheat Codes" that allow me to bypass the System.
What I'm doing is running like an executed Softare Program. That's why I'm IRON = IR Activated(On). The Planet finished setting things up and flicked the ON switch inside of me and I'm now an active Software Program.
So you see the entire Software Program coming to Life now. That's why you see this funky alignment occurring. It doesn't matter how large the Planet is. As long as you have a strong enough power source, you can run ANY Software Program anywhere.
Its influence can span the entire Planet as long as you have a strong enough Power Source. As anyone with a Cell Phone and Service Provider knows, your Cell Phone will work as long as it has Reception and you're within range.
Currently, everyone is residing on the Planet and withing that Reception Range. So their Subconscious Minds pick up the Transmission Signal. Same for you reading. You're picking up the Transmission Signal and responding to the Dormant Programming Language programmed inside of you.
I said 10/26/2005 how the Japanese were able to successfully install a Remote Control on Human Beings that controls their motor functions. It's just like the Subconscious Mind that controls YOUR motor functions.
It doesn't matter why you think you do things. You're just being given a reason and a motivation to do it. However, your Subconscious Mind usually has some ulterior motive in order to get you to do something, work at a certain job, drive a certain car, and be at certain places at certain times.
The Planet is the Master of Mind Manipulation. I've experienced it firsthand. That's how I jumped through all those hoops two years ago and was led around like a rat in a maze.
I'm like a Specially Trained Dog or Pigeon. That's why I'm so sure about my Readings. I went through a training process where I'd be shown certain things, make guesses, and then my guesses would be correct.
They repeated this process numerous times where my guesses would always be correct. That way when it was time for me to be show really WILD or OUTRAGEOUS concepts that were suggested to me, I took it for granted that they were true since the last 100+ Readings all came out true.
That's why in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" the Will was written in Invisible Ink on the Note that Roger wrote. When you read it, it specifically says who is the true heir. That's where I come in and why my Initials are RR like Roger Rabbit and RR like Reed Richards as Mr. Fantastic. That's why Mr. Incredible has the Letter I like my First Initial and is Bob Pa-RR.
Comedic Actor Don Knotts Dies at 81
By JEREMIAH MARQUEZ, AP
LOS ANGELES (Feb. 25) - Don Knotts, who kept generations of TV audiences laughing as bumbling Deputy Barney Fife on "The Andy Griffith Show" and would-be swinger landlord Ralph Furley on "Three's Company," has died. He was 81.
Knotts died Friday night of pulmonary and respiratory complications at the University of California, Los Angeles Medical Center, said Sherwin Bash, his friend and manager.
Griffith, who had visited Knotts in the hospital before his death, said his longtime friend had a brilliant comedic mind and wrote some of the show's best scenes.
"Don was a small man ... but everything else about him was large: his mind, his expressions," Griffith told The Associated Press on Saturday. "Don was special. There's nobody like him.
"I loved him very much," Griffith added. "We had a long and wonderful life together."
Unspecified health problems had forced Knotts to cancel an appearance in his native Morgantown in August.
The West Virginia-born actor's half-century career included seven TV series and more than 25 films, but it was the Griffith show that brought him TV immortality and five Emmys.
The show ran from 1960-68, and was in the top 10 of the Nielsen ratings each season, including a No. 1 ranking its final year. It is one of only three series in TV history to bow out at the top: The others are "I Love Lucy" and "Seinfeld." The 249 episodes have appeared frequently in reruns and have spawned a large, active network of fan clubs.
As the bug-eyed deputy to Griffith, Knotts carried in his shirt pocket the one bullet he was allowed after shooting himself in the foot. The constant fumbling, a recurring sight gag, was typical of his self-deprecating humor.
Knotts, whose shy, soft-spoken manner was unlike his high-strung characters, once said he was most proud of the Fife character and doesn't mind being remembered that way.
His favorite episodes, he said, were "The Pickle Story," where Aunt Bee makes pickles no one can eat, and "Barney and the Choir," where no one can stop him from singing.
"I can't sing. It makes me sad that I can't sing or dance well enough to be in a musical, but I'm just not talented in that way," he lamented. "It's one of my weaknesses."
Knotts appeared on several other television shows. In 1979, he joined the cast of "Three's Company," also starring John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt.
Early in his TV career, he was one of the original cast members of "The Steve Allen Show," the comedy-variety show that ran from 1956-61. He was one of a group of memorable comics backing Allen that included Louis Nye, Tom Poston and Bill "Jose Jimenez" Dana.
Knotts' G-rated films were family fun, not box-office blockbusters. In most, he ends up the hero and gets the girl - a girl who can see through his nervousness to the heart of gold.
In the part-animated 1964 film "The Incredible Mr. Limpet," Knotts played a meek clerk who turns into a fish after he is rejected by the Navy.
When it was announced in 1998 that Jim Carrey would star in a "Limpet" remake, Knotts responded: "I'm just flattered that someone of Carrey's caliber is remaking something I did. Now, if someone else did Barney Fife, THAT would be different."
In the 1967 film "The Reluctant Astronaut," co-starring Leslie Nielsen, Knotts' father enrolls his wimpy son - operator of a Kiddieland rocket ride - in NASA's space program. Knotts poses as a famous astronaut to the joy of his parents and hometown but is eventually exposed for what he really is, a janitor so terrified of heights he refuses to ride an airplane.
In the 1969 film "The Love God?," he was a geeky bird-watcher who is duped into becoming publisher of a naughty men's magazine and then becomes a national sex symbol. Eventually, he comes to his senses, leaves the big city and marries the sweet girl next door.
He was among an army of comedians from Buster Keaton to Jonathan Winters to liven up the 1963 megacomedy "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." Other films include "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" (1966); "The Shakiest Gun in the West" (1968); and a few Disney films such as "The Apple Dumpling Gang" (1974); "Gus" (1976); and "Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo" (1977).
In 1998, he had a key role in the back-to-the-past movie "Pleasantville," playing a folksy television repairman whose supercharged remote control sends a teen boy and his sister into a TV sitcom past.
Knotts began his show biz career even before he graduated from high school, performing as a ventriloquist at local clubs and churches. He majored in speech at West Virginia University, then took off for the big city.
"I went to New York cold. On a $100 bill. Bummed a ride," he recalled in a visit to his hometown of Morgantown, where city officials renamed a street for him in 1998.
Within six months, Knotts had taken a job on a radio Western called "Bobby Benson and the B-Bar-B Riders," playing a wisecracking, know-it-all handyman. He stayed with it for five years, then came his series TV debut on "The Steve Allen Show."
He married Kay Metz in 1948, the year he graduated from college. The couple had two children before divorcing in 1969. Knotts later married, then divorced Lara Lee Szuchna.
In recent years, he said he had no plans to retire, traveling with theater productions and appearing in print and TV ads for Kodiak pressure treated wood.
The world laughed at Knotts, but it also laughed with him.
He treasured his comedic roles and could point to only one role that wasn't funny, a brief stint on the daytime drama "Search for Tomorrow."
"That's the only serious thing I've done. I don't miss that," Knotts said.
Associated Press writer Vicki Smith in Morgantown, W.Va., contributed to this report.
02/25/06 17:31 EST
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- I said 2/25/2006 about movies coming true like "Fantastic Four" with Johnny Storm having now pants
- I said 2/24/2006 about the Supernova happened 2/18/2006.
- In the movie "Fantastic Four" 1 hour 31 minutes into the movie, Reed yells to Johnny to do a Supernova.
REED: (wrapping himself around Dr. Doom) Johnny! Supernova!
JOHNNY: I thought we agreed that's a bad idea!
REED: (struggling to keep Dr. Doom contained) Now!!!
Don Knotts starts with Letter K that is the 11th Sign while Aquarius is the 11th Sign. Don Knotts passed away. His character Barney Fife was the goofy deputy.
K/No-TT/S = Aquarian No Male Superman representing Davis. He died at age 81, which is 9 x 9 or I x I = II/Gemini.
- When I was in the 9th Grade Marching Band. Shannon Fike borrowed this calculator that my mom borrowed
- When I asked for it back at Band Practice days later, he said, "Oh! I lent it to my friends and they wouldn't give it back to me." That's the last I ever saw of that calculator
- Initials SF = San Francisco
- I said 2/16/2006 that Isabella used to work for Bay City Blues named after the Bay Area and San Francisco
- FI/K-E = Unconditional(FI/Non-IF) Aquarian(K/11) Sun(E/5)
- FI/K-E = Unconditional(FI/Non-IF) Brittney Skye (11-5/K=E)
This comes back to what I said about how I have 25 years worth of experience and why I get irritated when people think they can bullshit me
I have a very good memory and know who did things to to other and to me during childhood. The people who committed those acts were all given very specific names and born on specific days serving as a Road Map and Guide.
That's how predictable people are and how the Planet plans things out ahead of time. That's why Don Knotts was specifically made to be a bonehead symbolizing Davis. It's so that people can be able to compare and contrast people's personalities.
The Planet gave celebrities and public figures specific names that have subtle tags. Then when you align those tags with the same tags of characters seen in popular movies, television shows, and music lyrics, it allows people to have a BULLSHIT DETECTOR to be able to have a 6th Sense of who's telling the Truth and who's Lying :P.
It's something that Politicians, Religious Leaders, and the current poeple in power would never have seen coming. Even all the people who are scam artists and liars aren't even aware of these tags.
For the next couple years, it allows us to cut through the CRAP and see who's being honest and who's being insincere. In the next years to come, people will get wise and try altering the names of their children.
However, in the mean time, anyone born before April 2004 and is using their real name given to them by their parents has a specific tag. Even the birthdate and the place they were born is a signifier.
That's how I'm able to look at people and check to see if what kind of personality they have. Even if they're in denial about it. They were given specific behavioral traits. As we all know, no one likes to admit when they're wrong or bad. People will be in denial, especially Davis.
That's why it requires Divine Intervention to actually show that a Planetary Influence or "God Force" has been subtly affecting things right under people's noses and been monitoring them without their knowledge.
The best time to test people and see how they are being their true selves is when they don't know they're being watched.
If you pay attention to the movies that Don Knotts has been in and you've been following along in my Journal for the last couple months, you''ll notice the titles of the movies, his spouses, and the shows.
- Andy Griffith is the Initials AG = Non-GA = Non-OR = Non-V in Philosophy = Non-5 = 2 in Digital
- The Character was Barney Fife. Bar/NEY = Gemini(B) AR(IR) Northeast(E) Male(Y)
- I said 1/15/2006 that NEY is for Davis, Charlie of Bay City Blues in New Jersey, and Bliss in England
- The reason why it was Bar is because Isabella was Lucy the BARtender at the The Fucking Bar before she cashed out and retired her character
- Fife is a city in Washington State
That's why I wasn't kidding when I said 1/18/2006 that Davis is the REAL Gilligan who screws things up and keeps us from getting rescued off this island.
As I said, the Planet knew that I'd have a hard time proving things without some kind of help because it would just be:
- My word against Davis
- My word against Isabella
- My word against Bliss
- My word against Religious Leaders
- My word against Political Leaders
What's the point of even teaching me any of this stuff when I can't even get anyone to listen to what I say? That's why I had to be given a competitve edge or some "God Cheat Codes" that allow me to bypass the System.
What I'm doing is running like an executed Softare Program. That's why I'm IRON = IR Activated(On). The Planet finished setting things up and flicked the ON switch inside of me and I'm now an active Software Program.
So you see the entire Software Program coming to Life now. That's why you see this funky alignment occurring. It doesn't matter how large the Planet is. As long as you have a strong enough power source, you can run ANY Software Program anywhere.
Its influence can span the entire Planet as long as you have a strong enough Power Source. As anyone with a Cell Phone and Service Provider knows, your Cell Phone will work as long as it has Reception and you're within range.
Currently, everyone is residing on the Planet and withing that Reception Range. So their Subconscious Minds pick up the Transmission Signal. Same for you reading. You're picking up the Transmission Signal and responding to the Dormant Programming Language programmed inside of you.
I said 10/26/2005 how the Japanese were able to successfully install a Remote Control on Human Beings that controls their motor functions. It's just like the Subconscious Mind that controls YOUR motor functions.
It doesn't matter why you think you do things. You're just being given a reason and a motivation to do it. However, your Subconscious Mind usually has some ulterior motive in order to get you to do something, work at a certain job, drive a certain car, and be at certain places at certain times.
The Planet is the Master of Mind Manipulation. I've experienced it firsthand. That's how I jumped through all those hoops two years ago and was led around like a rat in a maze.
I'm like a Specially Trained Dog or Pigeon. That's why I'm so sure about my Readings. I went through a training process where I'd be shown certain things, make guesses, and then my guesses would be correct.
They repeated this process numerous times where my guesses would always be correct. That way when it was time for me to be show really WILD or OUTRAGEOUS concepts that were suggested to me, I took it for granted that they were true since the last 100+ Readings all came out true.
- I'm always RI-G/H-T meaning the 5/29(RI/Rhode Island) God(G) Superman(H) Female(T).
- I'm always C or R-EC/T = Dominant(C) or Gemini(R/18/2x9/2xII) God(EC/53/I-Periodic Table) Female(T)
- C or Re-CT = Dominant(C) or Rabbit(Re/75-Periodic) Dominant(C) Female(T/20/XX)
That's why in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" the Will was written in Invisible Ink on the Note that Roger wrote. When you read it, it specifically says who is the true heir. That's where I come in and why my Initials are RR like Roger Rabbit and RR like Reed Richards as Mr. Fantastic. That's why Mr. Incredible has the Letter I like my First Initial and is Bob Pa-RR.
Comedic Actor Don Knotts Dies at 81
By JEREMIAH MARQUEZ, AP
LOS ANGELES (Feb. 25) - Don Knotts, who kept generations of TV audiences laughing as bumbling Deputy Barney Fife on "The Andy Griffith Show" and would-be swinger landlord Ralph Furley on "Three's Company," has died. He was 81.
Knotts died Friday night of pulmonary and respiratory complications at the University of California, Los Angeles Medical Center, said Sherwin Bash, his friend and manager.
Griffith, who had visited Knotts in the hospital before his death, said his longtime friend had a brilliant comedic mind and wrote some of the show's best scenes.
"Don was a small man ... but everything else about him was large: his mind, his expressions," Griffith told The Associated Press on Saturday. "Don was special. There's nobody like him.
"I loved him very much," Griffith added. "We had a long and wonderful life together."
Unspecified health problems had forced Knotts to cancel an appearance in his native Morgantown in August.
The West Virginia-born actor's half-century career included seven TV series and more than 25 films, but it was the Griffith show that brought him TV immortality and five Emmys.
The show ran from 1960-68, and was in the top 10 of the Nielsen ratings each season, including a No. 1 ranking its final year. It is one of only three series in TV history to bow out at the top: The others are "I Love Lucy" and "Seinfeld." The 249 episodes have appeared frequently in reruns and have spawned a large, active network of fan clubs.
As the bug-eyed deputy to Griffith, Knotts carried in his shirt pocket the one bullet he was allowed after shooting himself in the foot. The constant fumbling, a recurring sight gag, was typical of his self-deprecating humor.
Knotts, whose shy, soft-spoken manner was unlike his high-strung characters, once said he was most proud of the Fife character and doesn't mind being remembered that way.
His favorite episodes, he said, were "The Pickle Story," where Aunt Bee makes pickles no one can eat, and "Barney and the Choir," where no one can stop him from singing.
"I can't sing. It makes me sad that I can't sing or dance well enough to be in a musical, but I'm just not talented in that way," he lamented. "It's one of my weaknesses."
Knotts appeared on several other television shows. In 1979, he joined the cast of "Three's Company," also starring John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt.
Early in his TV career, he was one of the original cast members of "The Steve Allen Show," the comedy-variety show that ran from 1956-61. He was one of a group of memorable comics backing Allen that included Louis Nye, Tom Poston and Bill "Jose Jimenez" Dana.
Knotts' G-rated films were family fun, not box-office blockbusters. In most, he ends up the hero and gets the girl - a girl who can see through his nervousness to the heart of gold.
In the part-animated 1964 film "The Incredible Mr. Limpet," Knotts played a meek clerk who turns into a fish after he is rejected by the Navy.
When it was announced in 1998 that Jim Carrey would star in a "Limpet" remake, Knotts responded: "I'm just flattered that someone of Carrey's caliber is remaking something I did. Now, if someone else did Barney Fife, THAT would be different."
In the 1967 film "The Reluctant Astronaut," co-starring Leslie Nielsen, Knotts' father enrolls his wimpy son - operator of a Kiddieland rocket ride - in NASA's space program. Knotts poses as a famous astronaut to the joy of his parents and hometown but is eventually exposed for what he really is, a janitor so terrified of heights he refuses to ride an airplane.
In the 1969 film "The Love God?," he was a geeky bird-watcher who is duped into becoming publisher of a naughty men's magazine and then becomes a national sex symbol. Eventually, he comes to his senses, leaves the big city and marries the sweet girl next door.
He was among an army of comedians from Buster Keaton to Jonathan Winters to liven up the 1963 megacomedy "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." Other films include "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" (1966); "The Shakiest Gun in the West" (1968); and a few Disney films such as "The Apple Dumpling Gang" (1974); "Gus" (1976); and "Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo" (1977).
In 1998, he had a key role in the back-to-the-past movie "Pleasantville," playing a folksy television repairman whose supercharged remote control sends a teen boy and his sister into a TV sitcom past.
Knotts began his show biz career even before he graduated from high school, performing as a ventriloquist at local clubs and churches. He majored in speech at West Virginia University, then took off for the big city.
"I went to New York cold. On a $100 bill. Bummed a ride," he recalled in a visit to his hometown of Morgantown, where city officials renamed a street for him in 1998.
Within six months, Knotts had taken a job on a radio Western called "Bobby Benson and the B-Bar-B Riders," playing a wisecracking, know-it-all handyman. He stayed with it for five years, then came his series TV debut on "The Steve Allen Show."
He married Kay Metz in 1948, the year he graduated from college. The couple had two children before divorcing in 1969. Knotts later married, then divorced Lara Lee Szuchna.
In recent years, he said he had no plans to retire, traveling with theater productions and appearing in print and TV ads for Kodiak pressure treated wood.
The world laughed at Knotts, but it also laughed with him.
He treasured his comedic roles and could point to only one role that wasn't funny, a brief stint on the daytime drama "Search for Tomorrow."
"That's the only serious thing I've done. I don't miss that," Knotts said.
Associated Press writer Vicki Smith in Morgantown, W.Va., contributed to this report.
02/25/06 17:31 EST
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