You must find out the Whitehead X-ing equivalent to Yreka, which is akin to the Vikings’ Greenland and Iceland in that it is the opposite of the name. We know Greenland and Iceland are equivalent to Greene Knob, which will be renamed Gene’s Knob in honor of Gene Fade and his super-opus “Fade to Moss”. Is the story of the Strange or Strang Monster a part of “Fade”?
bb:
I wonder if this Yreka is actually pre-*Leaf*? That would be odd. It looks like from a Siskiyou County map that Yreka would be positioned near the head of No Title Spring, or what was perhaps Norum Spring in the far past.
Hucka D.:
This county is perhaps a snapshot of what Leaf encountered when he entered The Crossing those oh so many years ago. All of California is like this — I think of Eric near Monolith. The Monolith was already present? Or did Leaf build it? And then what of Strange being born in Weed (NM)? Strange is a bartender/monster. Noonan. Frank-einstein.
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I think Mossbrae Falls figures into this somewhere as well.
“Hucka D., this collage just gets deeper and deeper potentially. First off, the middle of the collage seems to create an animation, since I can’t decide whether to ultimately keep the Green Man and Painting Woman w/ easel within. That’s the first odd thing. But then today, this morning, decided that this middle can be overlapped with the 4 Sticks phenomenon of Maryland/Pennsylvania. If so, the collage acts as a window into GNIRPS, um, a portal. Let me insert the little overlap I came up with. The original discussion of the 4 Sticks MD/PA material is here.
Then I did some editing, reduced the overall picture to 75 percent, and overlapped it in the most logical way I could find with “Rock, His Story.”
Then I recreated the 4 Sticks in a clean picture.
A clue for doing this, or a cue I suppose, was that Russell, the child in Up, uses Kevin as stilts in the middle portion of the collage. It was a small, logical jump to incorporating Stiltz, Pennsylvania/Maryland, since I’d already assoc. that town with stilts — up and down sticks as it were. But the cool thing is that you can align the central line, with the upper part at *Sticks* (Pennsylvania), with the central stick of the collage, the one Rock emphasizes by climbing up it, and also, now, acts as a symbol of the Green Lego Man’s spinal chord, it appears. Roller at the bottom then also becomes a stick, but a large one, more commonly called a log, which, because of its breadth, can often *roll*. Roller = green lined log at the bottom of “Rock, His Story”. Hucka D.? Hmm, maybe not awake yet. Anyhoot, then Lineboro is to the left to complete the 4 compass directions. As Kevin is equated with Boss Moss, since both donate one eye to a composite being, then the angular, similarly sized Freakie peaking out from behind the tree to the left would represents his double and opposite, as we’ve already spoken about before. This is Lineboro.
If we simply reverse the collage [and toggle back and forth], more interesting things happen.
The pivot point of the 4 Sticks insert becomes not the center of the lines, but Sticks, Pennsylvania at the top. It waggles around this stable point. The 4 Sticks dude revolving around himself is overlapped with the actual 4 Sticks region of Whitehead X-ing to the right in the original. Dorothy finds an obvious double in Wythe’s Christina, Baker b. coming out of the rocketship overlaps Baker Bloch on the bottle — direct hit there.
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Hucka D. (now studying this information as well):
The colorful Kevin bird seems to double for the likewise colorful Contraption behind it. I think it’s a comment on the latter — former to latter. Kevin is a unique, exotic bird. The world at large does not even believe such a bird exists. Yet Charles Muntz has devoted his life to prove otherwise, in his vanity. He wishes to capture Kevin to show the world that he’s not a fraud. Kevin is the Contraption. (pause) Kevin is freaky like Boss Moss, then. 2 Freaks; a composite one freak, each donating an eye. Eye eye. Boss Moss freed from his box existence represents Kevin in the wild, his home, and not captive like Muntz would desire. He’s a Tall Cool One, so another Lead Zeppelin, Robert Plant Variant reference. Nice. Like Big Log, which will come later[ in a later carrcass, Hucka D. probably means here]. Boxed Boss Moss (and by assoc., a captive Kevin) stands for slavery, like in the South below the Mason-Dixon Line in the antebellum times. Opposite of freedom.
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“[Elton John’s] Philadelphia Freedom, Hucka D., must represent freedom of the African-American peoples. *This* collage will be in GNIRPS.”
Hucka D.:
Has to be[ now].
bb:
Rock climbing up the stick is like slaves climbing north to freedom. A struggle, sometime Herculean, but ultimately worth it. Climb up!
Hucka D.:
Rock straddles the line. Elton John in Philadelphia Freedom mode assists. Can I be of assistance today?
bb:
4 Sticks dude somehow manipulating the colorful contraption beside Elton probably represents Muntz again and entrapment/slavery. 4 Sticks plays in Carrcass-3 as Kevin escapes Muntz and his dogs, lead by a Black Dog.
The Fugitive Slave Law or Fugitive Slave Act was passed by the United States Congress on September 18, 1850, as part of the Compromise of 1850 between Southern slave-holding interests and Northern Free-Soilers. This was one of the most controversial acts of the 1850 compromise and heightened Northern fears of a “slave power conspiracy”. It declared that all runaway slaves be brought back to their masters. Abolitionists nicknamed it the “Bloodhound Law” for the dogs that were used to track down runaway slaves.
Oh, Baby, it’s cryin’ time, Oh, Baby, I got to fly.
Got to try to find a way, Got to try to get away,
‘Cause you know I gotta get away from you, Babe.
Oh, Baby, the river’s red, Oh, Baby, in my head.
There’s a funny feelin’ goin’ on, I don’t think I can hold out long.
[Chorus]
And when the owls cry in the night, Oh, Baby, Baby, when the pines begin to cry,
Baby, Baby, Baby, how do you feel? If the river runs dry, Baby,
How do you feel?
Craze, Baby, the rainbow’s end, Baby, it’s just a den
For those who hide, Who hide their love to depths of life
And ruin dreams that we all knew so, Babe.
4 Sticks within Carrcass-3 is about crossing a line to escape, symbolically the Mason-Dixon line as slaves flee the south after 1850’s Fugitive Slave Law or Act. Dogs were often used to track down slaves. The safe labyrinth equals the North, where slaveowners cannot follow their “property.” Dogs will be lost in the canyon of the line. Although free, slaves are often injured in the escape. Legs need mending.
This line (Mason-Dixon) is also dividing point between US tiles 1 (Pennsylvania) and 3 (Maryland). In-between we visit Washington, Oregon, California where we return to Twin Peaks and Blue Jay at the end.
Black Dog is the lead chase dog, also a Zeppelin song and coming immediately before this in Carrcass-3.
When watching the movie, though, something stood out to me that I couldn’t put my finger. It wasn’t until I searched IMDB that I realized what it was. Did anyone else notice that Beta, the Rottweiler, was Black? He is “played” by Black actor Delroy Lindo who some of you may remember from Romeo Must Die (he was Aaliyah’s Dad). I had to laugh because of all the main dogs in the movie the Rottweiler was black. What is more, in looking at the credits, it appears that out of the dogs, Lindo is the only real actor. The rest already work for Pixar as sculptors, writers, or directors like Jerome Brandt, Bob Peterson, and Josh Cooley. In other words, they actually sought out Lindo to play Beta but stayed in house (and white) for the rest of the dog[s] of note in the movie.
John Scott Harrison is the only man in U.S. history to be the son of a president and the father of a president. He was born in North Bend and is buried in his father’s vault in North Bend.
North Bend is a city in King county, Washington, United States. The town was made famous by David Lynch’s television series Twin Peaks (also filmed in nearby Snoqualmie.)
Endings.
Bracket J.:
I get it. It’s from 1Pink. Pennsylvania is 1Pink.
Hucka D.:
Yes. That’s something I wanted to talk to you about when you weren’t home the other day. I couldn’t have *seen* you but I could have spoken to you still. I wanted to explain about 1Pink. Hatch… Seal.
Bracket J.:
What?
Hucka D.:
Never mind, Long Way. You’re here now. And that’s what counts.
Bracket J.:
Are you on your rainbow causing hallucinogens again, Hucka D. The Bee?
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.
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.
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05-26-2008 07:45 AM
I was just watching my 12 oz. Mouse DVDs (yeah, again) and I noticed that neither of the two piano songs from the episode “Booger Haze” were put in the special features. Does anyone know the titles and artists/composers were for those two songs?
For the record, these are the two songs that Spider plays inside his cave SPOILER! after he kidnaps Roostre SPOILER!
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Baker Bloch (Baker Blinker? Hucka Doobie?)
Keraz (“Key”)
Patsi Rubi (together: Rubi Key)
Cokoala (more of an outsider: from Rosieri)
Flynn (?)
Headburro? (to add mythological depth)
Blinkerton?
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Baker:
So we begin. Greetings to all variants present, and thanks for attending the first meeting of the Council of the Sylver Forest.
Keraz:
Call me Key.
Baker:
Thank you Keraz. I will. You were always a champion of the Rubi Forest. Now you know of the larger Sylver Forest in the past.
Karoz:
What is the relationship of the Sylver Forest to the Square Forest of Frank Park?
Baker:
Thank you Karoz. Didn’t see you back there behind Keraz.
Keraz/Key:
Actually I have to go to another meeting. Karoz can have my seat, then, so he can see better and you can see him better and hear him better. Thank you for inviting me, Baker.
Baker:
Um, no problem. No other remarks before you step out?
Keraz/Key:
Only: Good luck!
[Keraz/Key leaves the building. Where is the building?]
Cocoala:
Actually I must leave as well. Must get back to creating my houses. Nice gallery. I prefer landscapes.
Baker:
Yes, I like landscapes too. Sorry we never got around to creating that interview I promised, Cocoala.
Cocoala:
Call me Coke. Yeah, no big deal. Where’s the exit again?
[Baker points to the exit, and Cocoala/Coke exits through it]
Baker:
Hope she can find her way home through the Rubi Forest.
Patsi Rubi:
She doesn’t live there any more. Remember? It’s only you and me. Keraz is gone too. Key, I mean. And I’m…
Baker:
Leaving too?
Patsi Rubi:
I am ill.
Baker:
I remember that.
Patsi Rubi:
I am the forest more than anyone. I am the forest more than you[ for example].
Baker:
Could be. My main chunk of time here was still in 2008. Long time ago. So what happened to the ring of galleries you were going to build around the forest? The Forest?
Patsi Rubi:
Let’s see… Sylver broke me down.
Hucka Doobie:
What does that mean, Patsi?
Baker:
Hi Hucka D. [seeing Hucka’s head emerge from behind where Patsi is sitting]. You know everyone here, I assume. Everyone that’s left.
Hucka D. [ looking around]:
Hi Goodnight Violet [nods to Goodnight]. Hi Barbury Castle [nods to Barbury]. Hi [delete name].
Baker:
Yes, hi to you as well, [delete name]. But Hucka, all the rest you were nodding to were just empty seats.
Hucka D.:
*I* see them.
Baker:
Okay, I’ll just go along with that now. I wonder if you, [delete name], have any comments?
[delete name]:
Questions. What is the Korean Channel?
Baker:
It’s the central shaft of water at the Jeogeot continent, the largest landmass of Second Life as a whole. You know that, don’t you?
[delete name]:
Not really. Or I forgot.
Baker:
Do you want to say anything about the idea of the Sylver Forest?
Barbury Castle [suddenly appearing to Baker in a formerly empty seat]:
Do we get to walk The Diagonal?
Baker:
You *are* real. Well, sure we can do that.
Barbury Castle:
I want to disappear at the one hundred and twenty-five.
Hucka D.:
That’s one-eighth of a thousand to you, Baker. 1:8.
Patsi Rubi:
Yes The Diagonal is nice. I created it. I am taking over, Baker.
Baker:
Well, um…
[delete name]:
The Korean Channel is what?
Hucka D.:
Furry Carl! (Hucka D.’s eyes follow an imaginary person coming into the hall and sitting in another empty seat, an empty seat to Baker.)
Baker:
Does anyone else see Furry Carl besides Hucka D.?
(But then Baker *sees* Furry Carl, and *everyone else* has disappeared.)
Furry Carl:
Merry fucking summer have a beer!
END OF MEETING
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POST MEETING NOTES
That was not a really successful meeting, Hucka D.
Hucka D.:
I enjoyed it. I thought it was great. Wonderful, even. What was wrong with it?
bb:
Well, most of the people left. A lot of the remaining people were *imaginary*.
Hucka D. (countering):
They *all* were imaginary. Are imaginary.
bb:
Delete name was there and not there at once.
Hucka D.:
On off, black white, Zebra.
bb:
The actual place of the meeting was not clarified, even to me.
Hucka D.:
You said it was a hall. The Hall.
bb:
I don’t have a hall. Not yet, I suppose you’re going to add…
Hucka D.:
Not *yet*. (smiles; pauses) So what else disappointed you?
bb:
Nothing got done (!)
Hucka D.:
You were thinking about a map.
bb:
A map of the Sylver Forest, thank you. I think I’ll prepare one for the next meeting. Invite Coke and Key back. Think they’ll like[ it].
Hucka D.:
Barbury Castle said he wanted to walk The Diagonal[ as well].
bb:
Okay we can do that. Don’t know really who that is but we can acommodate him.
So the 4 parallel sticks in 4 Sticks can be directly related to drum sticks per the wikipedia article on the track.
Only US Sticks near Stiltz in PA. Both are on Lineboro topo map as well, and are alphabetically next to each other in the total list of 62 pop places of this map.
Sticks and stilts are both lines. Lineboro on Mason-Dixon Line, hence name. This line is the same as the MD/PA border. Stiltz is on this same line. Whitehead X-ing’s 4 Sticks sticks or limbs are *lined* up in a horizontal row on the forest floor. Stilts in contrast are vertical when in use.
Playing drums w/ 4 sticks and walking long distances with stilts are both remarkable and improbable feats.
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NOTE: Create or xerox/copy Mythos map with Emerald Province and Edwardston, Green Turtle, Sealson, et al.
Copy same from “Notebook I”, with analysis. In that early or basically “first” notebook (1981), Sealston is assoc. with the number 2, and Edwardston with the following number of 3. 2 represents exteriorization from 1 (Confederation/Mythos), and elsewhere in the notebook connected with Earth’s moon as similar gravitational escape. Sealston in Whitehead X-ing terminology translated to Seal Stone, as Edwardston does to Edward Stone. 3 follows 2 as stabilization of exteriorization. Numbers 2 and 3 may transfer as well. Edwardston traditional 3rd largest city of Wazob, and on 3-4-5 golden triangle with Gillalex (4) and Calypso (5), fully transferring Confederation (Mythos) energy to Wazob, it seems.
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4 sticks of PA/MD straddling Mason-Dixon line:
2 lines (2 sticks each, seemingly), horizontal and vertical, are traditional sticks (on ground) and stilts (perpendicular to ground). But Sticks, PA is on vertical line here, indicating stilts, and Stiltz is on horizontal line with Lineboro, and on Mason-Dixon Line (very famous line, or archetypal line). Could represent off (stilts off, thus laying horizontally on ground) and on (stilts in use, thus perpendicular to ground).
Roller is the 4th element here and appears to stand for roller skates (or roller blades), another archaic means of transportation like stilts, but sans sticks in this case.
Mason is north (blue) as Dixon is south through Dixie (gray). Confusion of up/down/right/left(wrong) in our US of A, like during the Civil War.
Very interesting as well that Roller + population place comes up with 5 entries in GNIRPS (new name!), the one near Lineboro in the above map, and then one which instantly stood out among the other four, in a Mason & Dixon County also in Maryland (like Roller), but 1 whole longitude degree to the west. The primary name for this population place is Fairview Mills, also known as Fairview Roller Mills (and hence the appearance). Both are on almost the same latitude line as well. Very funny that Rockdale is by far the nearest village, and Fairview Mills itself is on Rockdale Creek. Indication: rock and roller or rollers, like certainly Led Zeppelin members were in their times. Also on the ZoSo album is the track “Rock and Roll”.
Now check *this* out (just found): “Rock and Roll” and “Four Sticks” are intimately tied together during the recording of ZoSo:
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page has said that this song came to be written as a spontaneous jam session, whilst the band were trying (and failing) to finish the track “Four Sticks”.[1][2] Drummer John Bonham played the introduction to Little Richard’s “Keep a Knockin'” and Page added a guitar riff.[3] The tapes were rolling and fifteen minutes later the basis of the song was down.[4] Said Page:
We were recording another number [Four Sticks]; we’d just finished a take and John Bonham did the drum intro and we just followed on. I started doing pretty much half of that riff you hear on Rock n Roll and it was just so exciting that we thought, “let’s just work on this”. The riff and the sequence was really immediate to those 12-bar patterns that you had in those old rock songs like Little Richard, etc, and it was just so spur-of-the-moment the way that it just came together more or less out of nowhere.[2]
Do you sense the synch energy spread’n out??
*I* was having trouble nailing down an interpretation of Sticks/Stiltz/Lineboro/Roller, with Roller the last addition. I knew it somehow represented “4 Sticks”. Then in GNIRPing Roller, found the Fairview Mills “Roller” strongly assoc. with “Rock”, and made the link with Zep’s “Rock and Roll”. Then in googling “Rock and Roll” found the intimate connection with “4 Sticks” from the same album, which was likewise “interrupted” by “Rock” and “Roll” as it were. Make sense?
OH, and Rock and Roll/4 Sticks were released on same single as side a and b respectively. How peculiar!
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* Lyrics:
Oh baby it’s cryin’ time
Oh baby I got to fly.
Got to try to find a way
Got to try to get away
‘Cause you know I gotta get away from you babe.
Oh baby the river’s red oh baby in my head.
There’s a funny feelin’ goin’ on
I don’t think I can hold out long.
And when the owls cry in the night
Oh baby baby when the pines begin to cry
Baby baby baby how do you feel?
If the river runs dry, baby, how do you feel?
Craze, baby, the rainbow’s end, Mmm, baby, it’s just a den
For those who hide, who hide their love to depths of life
And ruin dreams that we all knew so, babe.
Little Brown and Little White bottles of Lion’s Roar, just laid down on the ground in prep for Sandy, perhaps not to be set up again until the spring or later.
Bowers Island and Browns Island:
Also important, and points to Zircon (formerly Confederation), the central province of Wazob, which is also traditionally assoc. with the color brown as a whole; contains Brown and Bowers territories. I thought of Zircon when writing the little tale of Knock picking up Little Brown and becoming gigantic in the process (*Chuck* Laser is biggest basketball star of the Zircon Zappers). Like my “High Octave Story” set in Zircon. Charlie Brown is nicknamed Chuck in Peanuts.
Notice also these can translate to possessive words, like Brown’s, Bowers’, White’s. Means bottles own the islands?? Is this a message from the prostrated bottles themselves? Do they think they’re dead now?
But I found all this in looking at the area surrounding the only US Pallas (extreme left on map), which Poe’s Raven perched on all during his poem of the same name. Pallas=wisdom.
Also perhaps notable from map: Red Cross village found at mouth of a Mouse Creek, which also contains Urban upsteam. Also compared Lion’s Roar to cardboard city of 12 Oz Mouse just recently, and also Dead End Street unites the two (with a Little Green bottle at the end of it according to Knock, which actually doesn’t exist in Lion’s Roar, although you have a larger green bottle that he may actually have been referring to).
More:
Yards Mtn. as a whole as Pennsylvania, the location of the map containing the islands and Pallas above. Pennsylvania has also been strongly related to Herman’s Grave, similarly on Yards Mtn. and at the edge of a meadow. Specifically, the sw corner county of Greene.
Sunklands 
