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December 21, 2013 · 11:30 am

Hand holders, part 11

It’s been a rather long year. Exciting (!), but long. Guess I’ll wait for a summary until the 1st of Jan. or so. What I might be shifiting into currently is a bout of research on UMapS. What is UMapS? the reader might or even should ask here. Well…

Hucka D.:

It’s a system devized by Lisa The Vegetarian to coordinate different synchronicity systems. It’s like Chinese [nested] boxes, but a smaller box can nest a larger box. It’s 4d. Like your Corsica continent. Where is Bracket Jupiter on the history[ of that]?

bb:

Unsure, Hucka D.

Hucka D.:

Pennsylvania [UMapS energy] is continued or nested in the Corsica Continent, Your Second Lyfe (or My Second Lyfe or His Second Lyfe). Corisca is, then, a bridge between reality reality and second reality. And Heterocera (continent where we reside virtually, currently) is hooked onto that. They are yet another form of hand holders. And since Bracket is from East VWX Town and Edwardston is from the West, then their joined histories are also the joined nature of the town. Darn cats!

—–

bb:

This is not Bracket Jupiter’s “History of Corsica”, but it could be related:

Hucka D.:

What actually happened in Ratcliff with All White Horses [ Are One White Horse]? How did the King and Queen get there from Wiltshire, England? What was sold in the store? I think you want to say tiles. Microcosms. How did the Ratcliff hole form, and what does it have to do with crop circles? The King made a specific crop circle as a black hole, connecting dimensions. It acted as nested and nester in one. What happened in the Ratcliff central court? — a King must have his court, after all. Is the Wiltshire King the same as the Bracket King, or Bracket Jupiter or King of the Stans? Which came first, the Head or The Trip? Things like that.

bb:

It’s another element I’ve thought about: humor. In the blog here, we solve problems through [more readable] humor. It seems to work, yet it also seems that we’re spinning wheels a lot. We talk about writing the history of joined Corsica and Heterocera continents, but when to start and where?

Hucka D.:

Here. Now. You know the Lindens passed through and agreed to the formation of the Ratcliff Hole, allowing Bracket Jupiter to travel between the two continents easily. The Pond District was[ kind of] sealed off from the rest of Heterocera at that time, to protect the innocent… no, to protect the integrity of other parts of virtual reality on that continent. The ponds of the Pond District *should* have connected to the Heterocera Ocean (ocean surrounding the continent) but didn’t. A kind of second virtual reality was nested within the first, but, then again, nested is also nester. Where did this all start?

Bracket Jupiter:

The Forest!

Hucka D.:

Yes Bracket J., the forest. The Rubi Woods. But it was the Sylver Forest, larger, at that time. Jack Nicholson stares at the Sylver Forest in The Shining. Plain and simple. He too, the character he plays also called Jack, is attempting to go back into the past, a better place. Black was separate from white in the playing of “all the best people.” Colors knew their place, like Mayberry. On/off. The Head and The Trip.

bb:

So much spinning wheels, Hucka D.

Hucka D.:

Maybe. How do you logically write, however, about nested and nester as one? You really can’t. It must be fiction. It must be characters, you and me and others, interacting and talking with each other. You reach a dead end — you make a joke.

Or insert a picture.

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Twins

http://www.sailblogs.com/member/blessedlady/?xjMsgID=275816

This is a favorite place of mine. I’m sure that some people don’t even know it’s hidden in the depths of Port Ludlow. The entrance is between two small islands called The Twins that open onto a bay about the size of Quest Stadium. Anchorable depths provide for two, maybe three boats, but I was there alone. The dense woods on the steep shores are only moderately punctuated by the gardening of the homes that line the bay, so it’s still a relatively idyllic setting.

Another Dart besides 3 already blog recorded (Washington). Historical, however:

Matching Oklahoma/Texas set (reversed from above):

(continue to)

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December 20, 2013 · 1:53 pm

December 20, 2013 · 7:17 am

Dart Taboo

bb:

I shouldn’t have written a reply tonight. I was a little drunk. I need to dry out for a night. Don’t want it to get the way it was. So to the map.

Hucka D.:

I’ll let you handle this one. Goodnight. Sorry.

—–

Dart:

Refers to the dartboard game of The Shining and the (one of the?) 3 red darts Danny throws at it in the Game Room scene during the Closing Day part of the movie.

http://idyllopuspress.com/idyllopus/film/remembrance_and_repetition_in_kubricks_the_shining.htm

3 Shining darts and 3 U.S. darts (Alabama, Missouri, and this one in Ohio) — coincidence? The dartboard has already been assoc. here with Room 237 through reverse number 732.

Is Dart, Ohio the dart Danny leaves on the board or is it one of the 2 he pulls from the board just before seeing the Grady Twins for the first time? Notice that 2 darts he’s thrown point up, and the third, at the bottom, points down (to Hell?)

Shay:

I believe this refers to the “sha” ambient sounds in the movie remarked upon by several Shining researchers and called that specifically by Juli Kearns of Idyllopus Press. There is no “Sha” place name in U.S., and Shay’s about as close as you’d get, I’d suppose.

Additional note: There are also 3 Shays, like there are 3 Darts in US. 1 of 2 other Shays near Hellman in OK (see Fifteen below).

Fay, Shley:

Back up Shay as rhyming neighbors. Fay also goes into interesting directions of its own. (LINK) Fay is a witness.

Fifteen:

I believe this refers to the tarot card The Devil, the 15th Major Arcana card of the deck. Remember that Jack obviously poses as The Devil in the photo at the end of the movie. Fifteen represents the end of The Shining as well, then, the entrapment of Jack within the hotel forever and ever and ever (as the Grady Twins predicted).

Very importantly here: Jack is also the Dark Man.

In the Tarot of Marseilles, the devil is portrayed with facial features in unusual places, such as a mouth on his stomach, eyes on his knees…

Steel Run, Moss Run, Cow Run:

I do not presently know their relevance here, if any. Perhaps interesting run of Runs, however (sorry).

Heslop:

Ditto. Seems like an anagram of something. But it’s actually a British surname. Heslop might go in several directions as well.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J_Malan_Heslop

http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jmohney/r_j__heslop.htm

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Obviously not as interesting on the surface as the MASH-Pennsylvania material reviewed previously on this blog in December. But let’s look a little closer. Let’s assume Shay represents the “sha” ambient sound of The Shining. Here’s what master researcher Juli Kearns has to say about it. Before getting to that, I’d put forth the idea that the “sha” sounds dictate almost another plot within the movie. Personally I’ve never heard of anything quite like it. When I found Dart, Ohio and Shay nearby, I immediately made the connection to The Shining noise. But to the quote:

http://idyllopuspress.com/idyllopus/film/shining_interview.htm

Jack has glanced in the direction of a model of the hotel’s maze as he crossed the circle upon which Dick will later fall when he is murdered by Jack, who will have been hiding in the lobby behind a pillar. The waiter and his silver service just disappearing from sight, perhaps behind a pillar, seems to be a foreshadowing of this. He would not be so completely hidden by the pillar, with his tray, had this not been staged.

Just a step beyond the circle, Jack’s glance moves up to the stairs on the right, briefly meeting that of a hotel employee who is coming down the steps. This is the stairway Jack will, in the “4 pm” section, use on his approach to the lobby in the scene where he murders Dick. As his glance meets the woman’s, he crosses the spot where Dick will be standing when Jack leaps out from behind the nearby pillar and kills him.

At the same time we are taking in an elevator beyond, before which stands a man who carries a wrapped pole of sort, perhaps a fishing pole as he carries a hat which is typically used for fishing. We can tell he’s a new arrival as the red-coated valet behind him is porting his bags.

Two other things happen as Dick crosses this fatal spot. An elder man in light clothing has entered the area before the elevators from the hall beyond. This same man will later be seen examining the maze.

(3:27 crossing into 3:28) The second thing that happens is a subtle audio cue. We hear a brief, staccato voicing of “sha” which, at this point, we take as being part of the natural ambient noise of the lodge. I will write more about this voicing later. It’s enough now to note that it has meaning, expanding in some way on the action which will later occur on this spot, action which is already being anticipated.

So the first “sha” of the movie sounds right as Jack crosses the spot where he’ll later kill Halloran (Scatman Cruthers). Kearns states this happens at 3:27 in the movie, and associates it with an anagram of 237, like the dartboard’s 732. It’s at 3:26 by my player, but maybe she has a point there as well. Now let’s move to the *last* appearance of “sha” in the movie, a little over 48 minutes later. Shawnfella, creator of the Shone Report video on the subject, claims there are 16 instances of the sound in the movie. Clearly, however, there’s more than that, and Kearns adds a couple of her own. But these 2 “sha” researchers agree on what appears to be the last one. Let’s check out Juli’s take on this:

http://idyllopuspress.com/idyllopus/film/shining_saturday.htm

First, I want to note a similarity between Wendy removing a red line twice from the switchboard (2 tests) and Danny removing the 2 red tipped darts earlier in the film. Just a note.

And another note before I get to the final “sha” stuff….

Coincidentally, as Wendy crosses over the circle where Dick is to die, an oval flaw appears in the film stock on the wall to the left, white enclosing a tan field. I saw this because I paused the film to get a shot that showed the television was on but we’re unable to see what is playing, and for the brief period of time it is shown whatever is on the screen appears static and isn’t moving.

To me, this could be the seed point for another whole “sha” style mystery about the film, since it occurs when Wendy crosses the very same place (death spot of Halloran) as Jack does during “The Interview” when the first “sha” occurs. Doesn’t seem coincidence (once more).

This scene is the last, to my knowledge, in which we hear the “sha” sound. As the conversation in which we hear it has to do with the lines being down–Wendy asking if there’s any chance of repair and the “sha” being heard before the ranger answers–my assumption is going to be that the “sha” sound somehow has to do with this and the lodge’s status of CRM-114, as it were, of estrangement, of being cut off, just as was the jet carrying the bomb cut off from the outside world in Dr. Strangelove, and Alex was separated out for the Ludovico treatment then cut off and shunned. The “sha” sounds may stop as a state of some degree of irreversibility has been reached. The Torrances, previous to now, perhaps had the possibility of leaving the lodge without a catastrophic incident occurring, whereas that is no longer the situation.

After finding out the lines are down when she can’t reach anyone at the switchboard, Wendy moves to the ham radio in Ullman’s Office and calls the forest service. The last sha occurs right after Wendy (KDK12) asks if there’s any chance of the phone lines being repaired, and before the young ranger (KDK1) replies that he doesn’t think so, and often the lines stay like that until Spring. Not a hopeful situation for Wendy.

Some notes, then. The first apparently “sha” of the movie, besides sounding right at the Halloran death spot, also occurs in the middle of a phone ring. The last “sha” here is placed in the middle of a conversation about downed phone lines. Must be a relationship, and the clincher for this is that a phone has *just disappeared* in the movie beside this young ranger in his office, and replaced by a blue notebook. The white sheet on the bulletin board in front of him, at the same time, is replaced by a pink sheet. These are *not* continuity errors but rearranged on purpose by master manipulator Kubrick. What’s he up to here???

Danny originally shines in the movie during the dart game when he first sees The Twins.

And what lake is that between Shine and The Twins? It’s Teal, but who could tell from this map. May be *Pearl*?

Nearby is Ta(r)boo Bay…

Parents sleeping with their children is taboo to the max.

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December 10, 2013 · 6:18 pm

Maxwell Jamie Klinger Farr

“It’s an actor and a character in one again, just like in Kansas with Bracket’s Psychogumma’s Marion and Leigh.”

Edwardston R.:

I’m interested!

Hucka D.:

We’re in Rubi again, Edwardston R. Baker b. has decided we all can stay. Turns out the Rubi Forest is alive and sentient and shut. Could have told him that to save the worry and time.

Edwardston R.:

Fantastic! I sensed that too.

Hucka D.:

Lucas numbers and the golden mean are imbedded. Do you have your man data? Are you a Truemann?

Edwardston R.:

Yes!

Hucka D.:

The Klinger man/woman taps you on the shoulder, making you turn. Are you turning?

Edwardston R.:

Okay!

Tree Klingers

Hebe:

Town name brought to mind expression hebejebes. First link when looking that word up was from Urban Dictionary.

Urban:

I believe this leads to urban comedies, which began replacing rural themed ones in television’s Rural purge of the early 70s.

“It was the year CBS cancelled everything with a tree—including Lassie”

M*A*S*H ultimately became perhaps the strongest and most influential of the new, grittier comedies that then emerged.

Red Cross:

The red cross logo of army medical units is closely associated with M*A*S*H in the show and on related products.

Klingertown:

Obvious reference to Max Klinger, the cross-dressing M*A*S*H regular famously played by Jamie Farr. Both Farr and his fictional character are from Toledo, Ohio, seat of Lucas County.

Pillow:

Klinger dressed in women’s clothes in an attempt to gain a Section 8 and leave the war to return to Toledo. Pillow refers to a harmless woman-style fight Klinger might safely engage in in Toledo, as opposed to a real man-to-man fight in Korea.

Mouse (Creek) – Man(data)

Refers to well known idiom, “Are you a man or a mouse?”, obvious connection again to Klinger’s reluctance to engage in real battles and be a real man. This also associates with dressing up as a woman. In later M*A*S*H seasons, Klinger gives up the dresses and the Section 8 dream.

Also see: “Measure of a Man.”

Cast member Brent Spiner (Data) identified this episode as his favorite TNG episode.[3] In an interview, fellow cast member Patrick Stewart (Jean-Luc Picard) concurred that this is “the first truly great episode of the series”.[4] On Twitter in April 2013, Marina Sirtis names this as her favorite episode.

Kulps:

Not far north of this map appears Kulps, with a lone variant name of Klingers. This again refers to the Rural Purge, since Nancy Kulp was a famous secondary actor of the most popular of all rural comedies, The Beverly Hillbillies. Likewise, Klinger plays a similar support role on M*A*S*H. Also Kulp confessed to being a lesbian later in life, mirroring character Klinger’s sexual complications.

Erdman:

Actor Dennis Erdman played injured soldier Harrision in one episode of M*A*S*H, “The General Flipped at Dawn”, the 1st episode of season 3 and perhaps best remembered for introducing Harry Morgan, who played a different character in this episode (Gen. Steele) than when he became a regular as Col. Potter the following season.

Klinger approaches the inspection in full drag and presents himself to the General with a snappy salute. Steele take a quick look at him and growls, “Not now, Marjorie, I’m inspecting the troops!”

Additional note: like “The General Flipped at Dawn,” the Star Trek Next Generation episode mentioned above is a season’s opening episode (3rd season for TGFaD and 2nd for “The Measure of a Man”).

Bremer County, Iowa: Klinger and Potter together…. along with Denver.

Fearnot, Hepler (anagram of Helper, as in M*A*S*H unit), Rough and Ready:

All refer to war and the thing Max Klinger is attempting to avoid. Also along these lines…

Killinger:

Anagram of Klinger and also containing the word killing and killer in one. This village is a bit to the southwest of the above map.

Rife:

Near Killinger, and refers to rifle. Just read about a Rife surname yesterday and thought it was rifle. On same Youtube channel as the Shone Report.

Note also that Rife could become rifle by stealing the extra “l” from nearby Killinger, making the latter closer to Klinger via its then single “l”.

Royal Rife.

Rifle kills — Rife cured. Seems he could have cured many more.

And to top it off, perhaps, we’ve seen most of this map before in the Frank and Herman Einstein! blog.

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December 4, 2013 · 2:23 pm

“This…

… is a very important post, Hucka D.

E(le)phant’s Trunk

Brackeet Jupiter:

The elephant is Corsica. Good evening to you baker b. Pleased to be here with you on your Baker Bloch Blog.

INSERT: PICTURE OF ORIGINAL SIZE HOWL’S MOVING CASTLE (MOUNTAIN) AND EDITED HOWL’S MOVING CASTLE (HILL).

Blue Feather Gallery updates

Bracket Jupiter:

Mobius. Moebius.

I am going to make a second stab.

bb:

Good for you! You are working hard instead of hardly working.

—–

Bracket Jupiter:

And that’s it (!) I’ve read all the Baker Blinker Blog posts on Corsica. Shouldn’t be too difficult.

the Head 01

“It would be best if Edwardston started with the concept of the Sylver Forest and moved from there. Roger Pine Ridge should be understood. Why does Waters change to Pine Ridge?”

bb:

Roger Pine Ridge is certainly eligible to sit at The Table, along with variants Peter Gabriel, Little Robert Plant, Marty and Lemon, and, lets see, Dr. Blood or Knik now. Day Ravies?

Hucka D.:

Dr. Blood is truly at the Head of the table now. He’s Da Man. The Director.

bb:

He might like ordering Marty around, harhar.

Hucka D.:

Roger Pine Ridge definitely wants to join. The Tide is Turning. Flat top. Use to think the world was flat… 1936.**

bb:

Theory, Hucka D.: Waters changing to Pine Ridge in ’36 opens doors to Sylver Forest memories.

Hucka D.:

You’ll have to tell Edwardston Resident about Roger Pine Ridge and Montgomery County, Arkansas.*

bb:

Your favorite state after all, Hucka D.

Hucka D.:

Right. Left.

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* Montgomery County, AR historic maps:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~armontgo/map_info.htm#1898map

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~armontgo/map.htm

**QUOTE:

The countdown of 10 to 1 at the end of “Four Minutes” in Quadrospirited begins when the father enters this santuary…

… and then ends with the fountain bathed in the light of the 4 sacred colors.

Then when the parents and their daughter Chihiro leave the sanctuary or station immediately afterwards, they encounter would I would call a direct replica of TILE Mountain in your Herman Park, while Waters starts “The Tide is Turning” song with, “I use to think the world was flat.” In the real world, TILE Mountain is Flat top. (also known as Yards or Yds. Mtn.) In Peewee Big, this message is clarified. We have a reprisal or direct borrowing of the 10-1 countdown in this newer synch, and then the beginning of “The Tide is Turning” song as well. However, in Peewee Big we have a segue into The Beatles’ “Come Together”, where the lyrics start…

“Here come old flattop
He come groovin’ up slowly
He got joo-joo eyeball

…as Richard Dreyfuss in Close Encounters realizes that the sculptures he is creating are simulations of Devil’s Tower, Wyoming, a place earmarked for contact between humans and e.t.s in the film. At the very place he breaks the top off his biggest sculpture to make it flat, cementing the association with Devil’s Tower for him, we have Lennon singing the word “flattop” in “Come Together” — flattops obviously, um, coming together (then Dreyfuss grooves up slowly to the revealed sculpture, to add to the synchiness, and he may have joo-joo eyeball as well?). The coming together here means, moreso, humans coming together over contact with extraterrestrial species, but also Dreyfess coming together with a new woman (his wife had just left him), as they head to the real Devil’s Tower to witness the contact up close and personal. You now know that Bill Mountain is a place of contact between humans and aliens, and Bill Mountain is very close to TILE Mountain or Flattop. It is, in fact, the next mountain *down* from TILE. It has less elevation but is more secluded, a more likely place to encounter aliens, in fact. And this is what has happened.

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Come Together lyrics analysis:

http://beatlesnumber9.com/together.html

Each verse is a different Beatle, starting with George!

(the Head 02)

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November 21, 2013 · 7:28 pm

New

Reading this now:

http://subliminalsynchrosphere.blogspot.com/2012/09/kubricks-shining-2001-aso.html

Aha! At one time I really wanted to know the name of this island we see at the very start of The Shining, but I thought the information would be too obscure. Who would pay much attention to an island that only briefly flashes across the screen, a couple of seconds at best? Horselover Phat counters this idea, and has provided the name for me, and additional information. It’s Wild Goose Island, situated in St. Mary Lake at the eastern edge of Glacier National Park in Montana, near the start of the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road that Jack is seen driving up in the opening credits as well (in a yellow VW bug). In fact, as I’m checking now it’s the only marked island on a topo map of the lake. The lake has just this one island. 1:1.

Where have we heard about Glacier National Park recently? Why right here in the Frank and Herman Einstein Blog! It figures into the 3rd and last leg of the 3 Bears triangle of associations, end looping back to beginning (mobius again). *And*, as Wild Goose Island lies near the beginning of the Going-to-the-Sun highway heading west, so the Grizzly population place also mentioned in that blog post/riddle lies only a couple of miles below the *western* end of the same highway, after it has passes over the Continental Divide and descends again to another larger lake (Lake McDonald). One must ask here: Is this Glacier National Park east-west alignment through recent blog information chance or synchronicity? I would strongly push for synchronicity, given all else in the matrix surrounding and enveloping it.

There’s only one other Wild Goose Island in the GNIS database, and that’s in St. Bernard Parish, Lousiana. It’s very low — sea level, as low as you can get for an island, actually — while its twin in Montana is very high (4496 feet above sea level). Check this out: this second and final Wild Goose Island pulls a disappearing act when you resolve the topographic map to the maximum.

As we pull into Jack at the end of The Shining, we have the counterbalanced *appearance* of a small piece of paper in his upstretched right hand. Given that Wild Goose Island appears at the very beginning of this same film, is the piece of paper also suppose to represent this island? Is Wild Goose Island, Louisiana the exact counterbalance, Alpha to Omega, of this one and only other (twinned) Wild Goose Island? I think so, although I can’t fine tune that association yet. Something deep lies here.

This is a very convincing match of Tarot image to Shining image as well: It’s the infamous naked woman/hag in Room 237 from the film, with corrresponding Tarot image coming from Judgement, the 20th and penultimate card of the deck’s Major Arcana.

See this match for the same card as well. We’ve returned to Jack and his outstretched arms at the end of the film, and the mystery piece of paper.

OMG: VWX Town!

One singular thalamus has the ‘v-shape’…2 together make the ‘w-shape’.
The literal peoples car…Volks-Wagen….’STUVWXYZ’ (VW alphabet order and XY 23 chromosomes)

It’s an “eye”.

“It’s a heart.”

http://dangerousminds.net/comments/uncanny_resemblance_manson_appears_sharon_tates_last_film

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November 20, 2013 · 2:05 pm

Thoughts.

Earth (Erath?) was known as Bricker to Piepodt. It was Southwest of Piepodt. Casey (The Alien) was as well. Sean Decker. Z-man in the past. 3rd hole of Piepodt traditionally filled with bricks. Erath was also known as Goldilocks.

Two bears are here (Polar, Bryant). Flanked by Elton. Blue Eyes. 3rd Bear? (like 3rd stream)

The Goldilocks Effect: How Other Earths Form Just Right
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/early-earth-01e.html

THE BEAR TRIANGLE (courtesy of the Baker Blinker Blog).

1) Grizzly Adams and Ben.

Grizzly Adams (Haggerty) is a woodsman during the frontier era who flees into the mountains after he is wrongly accused of murder. While struggling to survive, Adams discovers an orphaned grizzly bear cub whom he takes in and calls Ben. The bear, despite his huge adult size, becomes Adams’s closest companion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Life_and_Times_of_Grizzly_Adams

2) Egan sim, Second Life

“Ben wuz here”

http://bakerblinker.wordpress.com/category/sansara-continent/egan-sim/

3) US’s only Grizzly location has variant name Egan (at southern entrance to Glacier National Park).

TRIANGLE (COMPLETED):

Grizzly – Ben – Egan
(repeat)

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In the television series, Adams had two human companions, an old trader named Mad Jack the Mountain Man (Denver Pyle, commonly featured with a mule named “Number Seven”) and a native American named Nakoma (Don Shanks).

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November 15, 2013 · 2:00 pm

There

was also a lot of talk about a SID’s 1st Oz interview, Hucka D. You and I.

Hucka D.:

Damn I can’t get any sleep[ because of you]!

bb:

I’m trying to press forward with the momentum.

Hucka D. (rubbing big bee peepers):

It’s morning. The sun’s up. And I’m up. This is wrong.

bb:

It’ll be okay. I’ve been looking up the keyword “interview” in the Baker Blinker Blog. I was planning the Sylver Forest related interviews, then the Mike Casey interview came along, which was the only *real* interview completed. Then we were going to do the SID’s 1st Oz interview. We talked a number of times about it when I first came to Rubi in 2008. We kind of started it, in fact. We talked of “Dark Globe” representing a kink in the A-Z progression of tiles in SID.

Hucka D.:

I’m not quite ready to talk about that again.

bb:

That’s fine. Hold on…

There’s the old front of the Temple of TILE in Rubi. This would be centered about where the Coolie Building stands now. It is a very telling front. In fact, this front is *still* in VWX Town — it’s inside the Tyle Cube revolving in front of the vacant Home Orange, Hucka D. Remember how Baker Blinker found it in ZicZac inside this cube and “unfolded” it? To me, in looking at it again, the red squares all stand for the Rubi sim that VWX Town takes up over a fourth of now. (no answer) That the 3 red squares lie on a diagonal, and resemble a game of tic tac toe, stands for *The* Diagonal that use to exclusively belong to Rubi until recently, when it was found to extend across the *whole* Heterocera continent. Exciting new Second Life development for this year fer sure. Hucka? Anyway, the fact that the rest of the squares on the map are Silver, and that Silver is the only other population place marked on this particular map…

Hucka D.:

There’s a plane! Over there.

bb:

In Nowheresville?

Hucka D.:

No. We’re suddenly somewhere. Like Ringo and The Boob. We’re not going around in circles no longer. The record has ended and the needle lifted. Back to reality.

bb:

A plane, eh?

Hucka D.:

Yes!

bb:

Where?

—–

bb:

If you turned the ballerina on a diagonal, her eyes would match the 2 blue circles on that map, Hucka. Given that the urn held above her head, at that angle, would match the Red Rubi sim…

Hucka D. (still pointing out *The* Window):

Aww. It’s gone. You missed it.

bb:

You listening, Hucka? The Ballerina is The Diagonal.

Hucka D.:

She is VWX Town which *contains* part of The Diagonal. She has a container. VWX Town contains. Boy you should have seen that plane. Beautiful!

bb:

Here’s a theory. Lucky’s Magic Village use to be called Camp Rubi, and was a place for wee people to vacation or go to camp. It’s near the confluence of 1st and 2nd Streams. Should we name the streams?

Hucka D.:

All the colours of the rainbow. Wow!

bb:

Are we still talking about the plane? Or the camp?

Hucka D. (still pointing outside and looking at me, bb, now):

Rainbow.

—–

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