Originally posted by salty-red
I roll my car, ending upside down in the road, a PI turn. And it happened on PIne creek pass so it's fairly obvious to me as to who's at work here.
Lordy, lordy . . .
Turning your wheels upside down near PIne creak surely leads to an assumption that Pi distracted you, but there was no obvious sign of hallucination.
Some people in England reported seeing non-existent road turns that they adjusted their driving before their car accidents took place. So some
further evidence is needed to see if Pi caused your accident and what was the reason.
When you meet Pi personally, he just says "hi." But you can't hear it; you need to see it. So you drive from Utah to Idaho . . .
* UTAH_________IDAHO
Somewhere during your trip, Pi shows up.
* UTA("H_I")DAHO
See the trick? You leave Utah at point H and enter Idaho at point I, where both letters form the greeting HI.
To make sure that this is so, you convert Utah and Idaho into numbers using the order both states entered the Union. Utah is the 45th state and Idaho
is the 43rd state of the Union.
* Utah = 45 and Idaho = 43
Now let's do the UTAH__IDAHO format once again using the numbers to make sure that it was really Pi who said "HI" to you. This time you drive from
the 45th state to the 43rd state.
* 45_______43
Now you leave Utah at point 5 and enter Idaho at point 4.
* 4(5_4)3
Now compare: H_I is to HI as 5_4 is to 54.
If Pi said HI to you, then 54 must relate significantly to opposites, upside down in particular, coz you ended your trip wheels up. This is true,
coz
* 54 = 6 x 9
If 6 is you car, then 9 is you car after you turned it upside down into a sled or somethin'.
There is no doubt about it. It was Pi who distracted you from driving properly.
Now what would be the reason? This could be really serious, coz there was a substantial damage done.
Here is the lead: You made a mistake and the symbolic representation of the mistake is the turning of X -- the symbol of multiplication. Since Utah is
the
45th state of the Union, turn X by
45 degrees. If you do so, 'X' turns into '+'.
* 'x' (turn 45 deg.) = '+'
Now use both symbols for multiplication and addition at the same time -- put them between 6 and 9 and you get two different but correct results.
* 54 = 6 x + 9 = 15
Pi will time the accident to support the 6 + 9 = 15 result:
Anyways I go up to Idaho to visit my girl and after about 300 miles (and about 15 from my destination) I total my car.
Alright . . .
Now what does Pi mean by 15?
15 is a point between Utah=45 and Idaho=43. That means we put 15 between 45 and 43.
* 45____15_____43
But does 15 really belong between 45 and 43?
Common sense tells you that it is number 44, which sits between 45 and 43. So let's put this logical number next to 15.
* 45_____15, 44_______43
To get a better view of what Pi means by 15 and 44, turn 15 into a letter according the alphabetical order (15 = O) and write down the "road map"
once again.
* 45_____O, 44_______43
There is a person whose name starts with letter O and 44 is an order number, coz 45 and 43 are order numbers of both
states, as they entered
the Union. The question with the
states clue is this:
Question: O_____, 44 __________states?
Are you going to solve it?
Alright. Go ahead . . .
Answer: O(bama), 44(th President of the United) States
Here we go: Pi goes after Obama, but the prez will survive the attempt on his life, or he may be involved in an accident and survives, the way you did
-- either way.
Now the question is when.
So I'll be scavenging the internet tonight and tomorrow and get caught up on the current world events and hopefully I'll have something to
post.
Are you kidding me?
Your accident is the news. That crap you find in the news is useless to predict what is in store for the prez and here is why: check the initial of
"Obama":
* O = 15 = 4 + 4 + 7 => 447 => Flight 447.
Air France flight 447 went down in the Atlantic, and my guess is that Obama's presidential helicopter will go down on one of the trips from
Washington DC to Camp David.
Here is an important question: When you crossed the border to Idaho, were you on Interstate 15 or 84?
[edit on 6/5/2009 by stander]