Manifesto - 19
October 2012
1 post
October 2011
1 post
The number 19 in the Dark Tower Series
July 2011
1 post
Poussin paintings vandalised at National Gallery →
bbc.co.uk
I genuinely felt pain and gasped when I read what they did. Like, it wasn’t a dramatic ”gasp’, it was a gasp.
I.. yeah.
no no no no no no nooooo
The paintings were in room 19
June 2011
6 posts
That one mobster that was just arrested
James Bulger, he killed 19 people.
May 2011
1 post
The hours of my first two days of work added up to 19 hours. (8 1/2 hours friday, 10 1/2 hours saturday) Could be coincidence, but I found it amusing.
April 2011
8 posts
19 notes in Evernote trash
On the MAC side of my laptop, vs the Windows side which is what I always use.
So I haven’t used that Evernote in ages/it isn’t synced and up to date.
19 degrees Celsius today
at least that’s what rain meter is telling me.
Before coming to Boston, I’d see 19 a pretty fair amount naturally, but I would never look for it, nor would I think about it. Once I moved here I started seeing it constantly. CONSTANTLY. To the point where 3 days in a row I encountered it a minimum of 11 times.
Not long after my grandma died, which wasn’t entirely unexpected.
Then my sister’s kitten Marley ran off and got ate.
Then our cat Biggs (Biggie Smalls) ended up in a similar predicament not long after.
It all culminated into one night when my favorite animal on the planet, my cat Tabatha, who we had since I was 2 was run over by some faggot who I still want to impale with a blunt object. She was 17 and showed literally no signs of aging aside from a singular grey hair on the back of her neck. Literally after that night, the rate of sightings plummeted to little more than that of any other number.
I actually think I have pictures of some sightings from that day/night.
On Earth:
Mauna Loa, Hawaii (19 degrees 28 minutes N, 155 degrees 37 minutes W) The largest shield volcano is at 19.6 degrees north. This is Mauna-Kea volcano on the island of Hawaii.
Mexico City, Mexico (19 degrees 23 minutes N, 99 degrees 10 minutes W) The Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan is at 19.6 degrees north.
Dzibalchen, (Yucatan), Mexico (19 degrees 28 minutes N, 89 degrees 46 minutes W)
Georgetown, Grand Cayman Island (19 degrees 18 minutes N, 81 degrees 26 minutes W)
Mount Emi Koussi, Chad, Africa (19 degrees 47 minutes N, 18 degrees 34 minutes E)
Mount Kalsubai, (near Bombay), India (19 degrees 33 minutes N, 73 degrees 43 minutes E)
Mountain near Xiangkhoang, Laos (19 degrees 17 minutes N, 103 degrees 17 minutes E)
Mountain near Potosi, Bolivia (19 degrees 13 minutes S, 66 degrees 22 minutes W)
Yasur Volcano, Tanna Island, Vanuatu (South Pacific Ocean) (19 degrees 31 minutes S, 169 degrees 25 minutes E)
Mount Samuel, Northwest Territory, Australia (19 degrees 13 minutes S, 134 degrees 8 minutes E)
Gweru, Zimbabwe, Africa (19 degrees 31 minutes S, 29 degrees 49 minutes E)
XIX.ORG →
XIX.org
I was once just surfing around and came across this website. The only thing on it is a quote from William Burroughs “You cut up the past to find the future” If you click on the quote it takes you to the wikipedia page for Mr. Burroughs. If you read that page, it states that William S. Burroughs is the man that discovered what is known as the 23 enigma, or the idea that numbers follow people.
The night Michael explained to me the significance of 19 and how it follows him and will soon follow me too, I denied it, calling bullshit. Right afterwards I almost got hit by a car. And then saw a 19 in front of my face. Ive believed ever since.
-chris
