1 * 9 = 9 = 9
HarveyCanal
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1 * 9 = 9 = 92 * 9 = 18 = 93 * 9 = 27 = 94 * 9 = 36 = 95 * 9 = 45 = 96 * 9 = 54 = 97 * 9 = 63 = 98 * 9 = 72 = 99 * 9 = 81 = 910 * 9 = 90 = 911 * 9 = 99 = 18 = 912 * 9 = 108 = 913 * 9 = 117 = 914 * 9 = 126 = 915 * 9 = 135 = 916 * 9 = 144 = 917 * 9 - 153 = 918 * 9 = 162 = 919 * 9 = 171 = 920 * 9 = 180 = 9Am I late on this? Does Sun Ra have to teach me everything? 
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In fourth grade.
Best laugh I've had on here in a minute. Thanks.
lol, best lolcat ive seen in a while!
The thing you just posted is part of the Kabbalah, or Kabala. Number 9 is a foundation. The subject is called Gematry...
I can show you some disturbing one too...Imagine a phone...
123
456
789
1+2+3=6
4+5+6=15=6
7+8+9=24=6
now diagonally...
1+5+9=15=6
7+5+3=15=6
6 and 9 in Kabbalah are equal...6/9 are mirror numbers.
If you really want to get serious, do some research about 1776. A very important date in USA i guess, no need for explanation. Link that to Masonry, sprinkle some Kabbalah, stir with Mathematic theorem, serve cold...you will discover a whole new perspective on your surroundings.
And it's not about being late, it's about knowledge.
Wisdom is not putting it in fruit salad.
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11 * 11 = 121, 1 - 2 + 1 = 0
11 * 28 = 308, 3 - 0 + 8 = 11
11 * 4567 = 50237, 5 - 0 + 2 - 3 + 7 = 11
11 * 1967485 = 21642335, 2 - 1 + 6 - 4 + 2 - 3 + 3 - 5 = 0
That is, a number is divisible by 11 if and only if the alternating sum (+/-) of its digits is 0 or 11.
Not as cool as the 9 one, but I like it. There's some really bizarre one for 7 but I forgot how it goes. Probably on Wikipedia.
The lady who made the engagement ring to give to my wife had a dream where she figured out the 9 thing, which she had never seen before. Pretty sweet.
were sleestacks just a trick to get us to accept lizard people as reality when we were kids?
Possibly but they didn't seem particularly bright. Hard to buy them as secret rulers. Just a bunch of dudes who lived in caves and played with crystals.
and Harold Hunter (RIP) takes that fall, REVERSE IT, fall.
think again my friend
SLEESTAK
Sleestak are large green humanoids with both reptilian and insectoid features; they have scaly skin with frills around the neck, bulbous unblinking eyes, pincer-like hands, stubby tails, and a single blunt horn on top of the head. Sleestak are more sophisticated than Pakuni and are able to manufacture crossbows, rope, nets, periscopes[11] and other relatively advanced technologies. They were once significantly more developed, however; Sleestak are the degenerate descendants of the Altrusians (see below). The Sleestak have a current population of about 7,000 according to the Library of Skulls,[14] but there were only three Sleestak costumes available for the show's production, which sometimes required creative editing to create the illusion that they were that numerous.
Sleestak live in the Lost City, an underground tunnel complex originally constructed by the Altrusians. They hate bright light and rarely venture out during the day. Sleestak also have a "hibernation season" during which they cocoon themselves into rocky alcoves using some sort of webbing; cool air keeps them in hibernation, and the heat from lava in a pool that the character Peter Koenig (see below) dubbed "Devil's Cauldron" inside the caverns of the Lost City revives them again on a regular schedule.[2] The Sleestak are very defensive of the Lost City. They know that their ancestors built it, but do not know how or why. They have occasionally tried exploring beyond the chasm that separates the Lost City from the rest of the Land, but their expeditions generally do not return; they consider the City to be their only refuge.[citation needed]
The Sleestak have encountered many other humans who have become trapped in the Land of the Lost before the Marshalls arrive, and regard humans as a terrible threat; they attempt to capture and sacrifice humans to their god at every opportunity.
Altrusian moths are required for fertilization of Sleestak eggs, and the Sleestak hunt them when they emerge during the night.[14] In "Blackout," the Sleestak scheme to cause perpetual night by disabling a second clock pylon, allowing them to capture the Altrusian moths. The Sleestak plan to devour these, which will in one thousand hours yield a thousand Sleestak, which could then resume control over the Land of the Lost. Unfortunately for the Sleestak (but fortunately for the Marshalls), the cold of the long night also begins killing the moths.
Sleestak eggs are gestated in a communal hatchery. The Sleestak capture live animals and tie them up there, leaving them for the young to feed on when they hatch.[11] Occasionally, a Sleestak will be hatched that is a "throwback" to their Altrusian ancestors, being born with greater intelligence and with an innate knowledge of Altrusian history and technology???though not, for some reason, knowledge of Pylon operation. The other Sleestak regard these throwbacks as a threat, and so they are also sacrificed to the Sleestak god when detected. One such throwback, named S'latch, is encountered by the Marshalls in the episode "The Hole", but S'latch is never seen again thereafter.
The Sleestak have a Sleestak Council and Sleestak Leader. The Leader wears a distinctive pendant, and Enik occasionally negotiates with him, as in the episode "Fair Trade". The Sleestak also have a Library of Skulls, ancient ancestors who are still capable of speech despite being long dead. These skulls seem to be from the era when the Altrusians were devolving into the Sleestak, as they are still quite intelligent and capable of speech, but are also very hostile and warlike.
The Paku word for Sleestak is "Sarisataka."
Ex-Detroit Piston and current WNBA coach Bill Laimbeer played a Sleestak before attending Notre Dame.[18] He was a "Hollywood High" school student, and the show raided their basketball team for tall people to play Sleestak.
http://www.milaadesign.com/wizardy.html
(It used to be a creepy site, but I guess they changed the theme for Valentine's Day.)
How in the hell?
Ha - I used to love these number puzzles as a kid.
Math is fun!
9/18/27/36....etc...all had the same pic
11- 2 = 9
12-3 = 9
13-4 = 9
And so on....
No wonder you believe all this conspiracy shit.
sometimes the same pic back to back then a completely different one on the third try
So what's the reason why you describe people who believe at most 10% of "this conspiracy shit" as believing "all of this conspiracy shit"?
I would bet that's a slippery slope pattern that you put on people of all walks of life even slightly different than you're own.
And that's a bet I know I would win because I've watched you for years doing it.
So in the end...
FUCK YO' RECORDS!!!
Dude...c'mon...they change the pics up every time...BUT...9/18/27/36/45 always match.
....i'm a little slow
I think you need to spell it out for him.
Take any two digit number. Subtract the sum of the two digits. The result is always a multiple of 9.
Although the spelling out would have been a bit too much..it makes sense now.
I've got about 4 other things going on here at work...but once i gave it the full 100% devotion.....all cleared up
Time well spent
70's math trick
I went to a lot of school in the 70's. WHY DID THEY NOT TEACH ME THIS LIKE THEY DID THE REST OF YOU? MUST BE 110% CONSPIRACY-RELATED.