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the numerology of Scrabble
2 Feb 08
Time is, of course, flat, like a piece of paper. And if only we weren’t ourselves inscribed on that piece of paper, we could rise above and, looking down, read it. Like a novel. Or perhaps a computer programme.
Time being flat, there’s nothing inconsistent in suggesting that perhaps when Fate (or whoever) was handing out names, she thought about each and checked its Scrabble value for consistency with a variety of conspiracy theories. These are the words of the prophet. Or, if they aren’t, they probably will be.
Do you need evidence? Then try my new ScrabblizeIt! application.
Of course, you can probably guess the value of the name “Jesus Christ”, a coincidence on which this post’s entire hypothesis is based.
Posted by pzed on February 2, 2008 at 7.39pm
Categories: graven images, metawords
Comments on "the numerology of Scrabble"
interesting….
Posted by Lisa on April 9, 2008 at 1.27pm :: link
