Mysteries in History....

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Kentucky Kache

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texastee2007 said:
Has anyone on here taken the name of the book "Waiting for Agnes" and seen if it is scrambled up and could be a clue for anything else? maybe? OK I am just grasping at straws....

A Fearing Stowing
A Feasting Rowing
A Frigates Owning
A Frigate Snowing
A Forages Twining
A Fainest Growing
A Fairest Gowning
A Fiesta Wronging
A Foresaw Tinging
A Fetas Ingrowing
A Feats Ingrowing
A Feast Ingrowing
A Fates Ingrowing
A Ageist Frowning
A Wagoner Sifting
A Tawnies Forging
A Foraging Twines
A Grafting Nowise
A Fawning Goriest
A Fawning Goiters
A Fawning Goitres
A Raftings Wigeon
A Strafing Wigeon
A Farting Wigeons
A Rafting Wigeons
A Fating Resowing
A Wafting Signore
A Wafting Ignores
A Wafting Regions
A Faros Twingeing
A Gaining Twofers
A Aging Frontwise
A Twanging Froise
A Gnawing Forties
A Waggons Niftier
A Wasting Foreign
A Awing Fostering
A Awing Foresting
A A Feigning Worst
A A Feigning Trows
A A Feigning Worts
A A Fingering Tows
A A Fingering Wost
A A Fingering Twos
A A Fingering Stow
A A Fingerings Tow
A A Fingerings Two
A A Fingerings Wot
A A Infesting Grow
A A Feinting Grows
A A Feign Worsting
A A Fostering Wing
A A Foresting Wing
A A Fringe Stowing
A A Finger Stowing
A A Fringes Towing
A A Fingers Towing
A A Feigns Trowing
A A Feting Rowings
A A Gofers Twining
A A Forges Twining
A A Forgets Wining
A A Feints Growing
A A Infest Growing
A A Finest Growing
A A Rifest Gowning
A A Refits Gowning
A A Sifter Gowning
A A Strife Gowning
A A Swifter Noggin
A A Fores Twinging
A A Fortes Winging
A A Foster Winging
A A Forest Winging
A A Softer Winging
A A Forte Swinging
A A Twofer Signing
A A Twofer Singing
A A Fest Ingrowing
A A Wefts Ignoring
A A Wintering Fogs
A A Worsening Gift
A A Twines Forging
A A Twine Forgings
A A Resown Gifting
A A Owners Gifting
A A Worsen Gifting
A Fastening Rig Ow
A Fastening Wig Or
A Fastening Grow I
A Fearing Gin Tows
A Fearing Gin Wost
A Fearing Gin Twos
A Fearing Gin Stow
A Fearing Sing Tow
A Fearing Sing Two
A Fearing Sing Wot
A Fearing Gins Tow
A Fearing Gins Two
A Fearing Gins Wot
A Fearing Sign Tow
A Fearing Sign Two
A Fearing Sign Wot
A Fearing Tings Ow
A Fearing Sting Ow
A Fearing Wings To
A Fearing Swing To
A Fearing Ting Sow
A Fearing Wing Sot
A Fearing Gist Now
A Fearing Gist Own
A Fearing Gist Won
A Fearing Twigs No
A Fearing Twigs On
A Fearing Wigs Ton
A Fearing Wigs Not
A Fearing Swig Ton
A Fearing Swig Not
A Fearing Twig Son
A Fearing Twig Nos
A Fearing Wig Snot
A Fearing Wig Tons
A Fearing Song Wit
A Fearing Gowns Ti
A Fearing Gowns It
A Fearing Gown Tis
A Fearing Gown Sit
A Fearing Gown Its
A Fearing Go Twins
A Fearing Togs Win
A Fearing Tog Wins
A Fearing Got Wins
A Feasting Gin Row
A Feasting Grin Ow
A Feasting Ring Ow
A Feasting Wing Or
A Feasting Rig Now
A Feasting Rig Own
A Feasting Rig Won
A Feasting Wig Nor
A Feasting Wrong I
A Feasting Grown I
A Feasting Grow In
A Frigates Gin Now
A Frigates Gin Own
A Frigates Gin Won
A Frigates Wing No
A Frigates Wing On
A Frigates Gown In
A Frigate Gin Owns
A Frigate Gin Snow
A Frigate Gin Sown
A Frigate Gin Nows
A Frigate Sing Now
A Frigate Sing Own
A Frigate Sing Won
A Frigate Gins Now
A Frigate Gins Own
A Frigate Gins Won
A Frigate Sign Now
A Frigate Sign Own
A Frigate Sign Won
A Frigate Wings No
A Frigate Wings On
A Frigate Swing No
A Frigate Swing On
A Frigate Wing Son
A Frigate Wing Nos
A Frigate Song Win
A Frigate Gowns In
A Frigate Gown Ins
A Frigate Gown Sin
A Frontages Wing I
A Frontages Wig In
A Frontage Wings I
A Frontage Swing I
A Frontage Wing Is
A Frontage Wigs In
A Frontage Swig In
A Frontage Wig Ins
A Frontage Wig Sin
A Forage Gin Twins
A Forage Sing Twin
A Forage Gins Twin
A Forage Sign Twin
A Forage Tings Win
A Forage Sting Win
A Forage Wings Nit
A Forage Wings Tin
A Forage Swing Nit
A Forage Swing Tin
A Forage Ting Wins
A Forage Wing Tins
A Forage Wing Nits
A Forage Wing Snit
A Forage Twigs Inn
A Forage Twig Inns
A Forages Gin Twin
A Forages Ting Win
A Forages Wing Nit
A Forages Wing Tin
A Forages Twig Inn
A Fannies Gig Wort
A Fannies Gig Trow
A Fannies Grog Wit
A Fainer Gig Wonts
A Fainer Gig Towns
A Fainer Gigs Town
A Fainer Gigs Wont
A Fainer Gong Wits
A Fainer Gong Wist
A Fainer Gongs Wit
A Fainer Wings Tog
A Fainer Wings Got
A Fainer Swing Tog
A Fainer Swing Got
A Fainer Wing Togs
A Fainer Gist Gown
A Fainer Wigs Tong
A Fainer Swig Tong
A Fainer Twig Song
A Fainer Wig Tongs
A Fainter Gig Owns
A Fainter Gig Snow
A Fainter Gig Sown
A Fainter Gig Nows
A Fainter Gigs Now
A Fainter Gigs Own
A Fainter Gigs Won
A Fainter Wings Go
A Fainter Swing Go
A Fainter Wig Song
A Fainest Gig Worn
A Fainest Grog Win
A Fainest Gin Grow
A Fainest Wring Go
A Fainest Rig Gown
A Fanwise Gig Torn
A Fanwise Grog Nit
A Fanwise Grog Tin
A Fanwise Grin Tog
A Fanwise Grin Got
A Fanwise Ring Tog
A Fanwise Ring Got
A Fanwise Rig Tong
A Afire Gong Twins
A Afire Gongs Twin
A Afire Tings Gown
A Afire Sting Gown
A Afire Wings Tong
A Afire Swing Tong
A Afire Ting Gowns
A Afire Wing Tongs
A Fraise Gong Twin
A Fraise Ting Gown
A Fraise Wing Tong
A Fairest Gong Win
A Fairest Gin Gown
A Fiesta Gin Wrong
A Fiesta Gin Grown
A Fiesta Grin Gown
A Fiesta Ring Gown
A Seafront Gig Win
A Seafront Gin Wig
A Fawners Gig Into
A Fawners Going Ti
A Fawners Going It
A Fawner Going Tis
A Fawner Going Sit
A Fawner Going Its
A Fawner Goings Ti
A Fawner Goings It
A Fawner Gigs Into
A Fawner Siting Go
A Fasten Growing I
A Fasten Wiring Go
A Fasten Groin Wig
A Fasten Owing Rig
A Fawnest Gig Iron
A Fawnest Gringo I
A Fawnest Goring I
A Software Gig Inn
A Software Gin Gin
A Foresaw Gin Ting
A Fear Signing Tow
A Fear Signing Two
A Fear Signing Wot
A Fear Singing Tow
A Fear Singing Two
A Fear Singing Wot
A Fear Stinging Ow
A Fear Swinging To
A Fear Tinging Sow
A Fear Twinging So
A Fear Winging Sot
A Fear Noggin Wits
A Fear Noggin Wist
A Fear Noggins Wit
A Fear Gowning Tis
A Fear Gowning Sit
A Fear Gowning Its
A Fear Going Twins
A Fear Goings Twin
A Fear Wining Togs
A Fear Siting Gown
A Fear Gin Stowing
A Fear Nosing Twig
A Fear Stoning Wig
A Fear Toning Wigs
A Fear Toning Swig
A Fear Noting Wigs
A Fear Noting Swig
A Fear Owning Gist
A Fear Ingots Wing
A Fear Sowing Ting
A Fear Ingot Wings
A Fear Ingot Swing
A Fear Towing Sing
A Fear Towing Gins
A Fear Towing Sign
A Fear Owing Tings
A Fear Owing Sting
A Fare Signing Tow
A Fare Signing Two
A Fare Signing Wot
A Fare Singing Tow
A Fare Singing Two
A Fare Singing Wot
A Fare Stinging Ow
A Fare Swinging To
A Fare Tinging Sow
A Fare Twinging So
A Fare Winging Sot
A Fare Noggin Wits
A Fare Noggin Wist
A Fare Noggins Wit
A Fare Gowning Tis
A Fare Gowning Sit
A Fare Gowning Its
A Fare Going Twins
A Fare Goings Twin
A Fare Wining Togs
A Fare Siting Gown
A Fare Gin Stowing
A Fare Nosing Twig
A Fare Stoning Wig
A Fare Toning Wigs
A Fare Toning Swig
A Fare Noting Wigs
A Fare Noting Swig
A Fare Owning Gist
A Fare Ingots Wing
A Fare Sowing Ting
A Fare Ingot Wings
A Fare Ingot Swing
A Fare Towing Sing
A Fare Towing Gins
A Fare Towing Sign
A Fare Owing Tings
A Fare Owing Sting
A Fares Tinging Ow
A Fares Winging To
A Fares Noggin Wit
A Fares Gowning Ti
A Fares Gowning It
A Fares Going Twin
A Fares Twining Go
A Fares Wining Tog
A Fares Wining Got
A Fares Gin Towing
A Fares Toning Wig
A Fares Noting Wig
A Fares Ingot Wing
A Fares Owing Ting
A Fears Tinging Ow
A Fears Winging To
A Fears Noggin Wit
A Fears Gowning Ti
A Fears Gowning It
A Fears Going Twin
A Fears Twining Go
A Fears Wining Tog
A Fears Wining Got
A Fears Gin Towing
A Fears Toning Wig
A Fears Noting Wig
A Fears Ingot Wing
A Fears Owing Ting
A Safer Tinging Ow
A Safer Winging To
A Safer Noggin Wit
A Safer Gowning Ti
A Safer Gowning It
A Safer Going Twin
A Safer Twining Go
A Safer Wining Tog
A Safer Wining Got
A Safer Gin Towing
A Safer Toning Wig
A Safer Noting Wig
A Safer Ingot Wing
A Safer Owing Ting
A Faster Gowning I
A Faster Going Win
A Faster Wining Go
A Faster Gin Owing
A Strafe Gowning I
A Strafe Going Win
A Strafe Wining Go
A Strafe Gin Owing
A Fretsaw Noggin I
A Fretsaw Going In
A Wafers Noggin Ti
A Wafers Noggin It
A Wafers Tonging I
A Wafers Going Nit
A Wafers Going Tin
A Wafers Gin Ingot
A After Signing Ow
A After Singing Ow
A After Winging So
A After Gowning Is
A After Going Wins
A After Goings Win
A After Gin Sowing
A After Nosing Wig
A After Owing Sing
A After Owing Gins
A After Owing Sign
A Wafer Signing To
A Wafer Singing To
A Wafer Tinging So
A Wafer Noggin Tis
A Wafer Noggin Sit
A Wafer Noggin Its
A Wafer Noggins Ti
A Wafer Noggins It
A Wafer Tonging Is
A Wafer Going Tins
A Wafer Going Nits
A Wafer Going Snit
A Wafer Goings Nit
A Wafer Goings Tin
A Wafer Gin Ingots
A Wafer Ingot Sing
A Wafer Ingot Gins
A Wafer Ingot Sign
A Safe Ringing Tow
A Safe Ringing Two
A Safe Ringing Wot
A Safe Wringing To
A Safe Tinging Row
A Safe Twinging Or
A Safe Winging Tor
A Safe Winging Rot
A Safe Winging Ort
A Safe Girting Now
A Safe Girting Own
A Safe Girting Won
A Safe Ringgit Now
A Safe Ringgit Own
A Safe Ringgit Won
A Safe Noggin Writ
A Safe Wronging Ti
A Safe Wronging It
A Safe Gringo Twin
A Safe Goring Twin
A Safe Growing Nit
A Safe Growing Tin
A Safe Tiring Gown
A Safe Wiring Tong
A Safe Gin Trowing
A Safe Owning Girt
A Safe Owning Trig
A Safe Owning Grit
A Safe Rowing Ting
A Safe Ingot Wring
A Safe Towing Grin
A Safe Towing Ring
A Fetas Ringing Ow
A Fetas Winging Or
A Fetas Wronging I
A Fetas Gringo Win
A Fetas Goring Win
A Fetas Growing In
A Fetas Gin Rowing
A Fetas Owning Rig
A Fetas Groin Wing
A Fetas Owing Grin
A Fetas Owing Ring
A Feats Ringing Ow
A Feats Winging Or
A Feats Wronging I
A Feats Gringo Win
A Feats Goring Win
A Feats Growing In
A Feats Gin Rowing
A Feats Owning Rig
A Feats Groin Wing
A Feats Owing Grin
A Feats Owing Ring
A Feast Ringing Ow
A Feast Winging Or
A Feast Wronging I
A Feast Gringo Win
A Feast Goring Win
A Feast Growing In
A Feast Gin Rowing
A Feast Owning Rig
A Feast Groin Wing
A Feast Owing Grin
A Feast Owing Ring
A Fates Ringing Ow
A Fates Winging Or
A Fates Wronging I
A Fates Gringo Win
A Fates Goring Win
A Fates Growing In
A Fates Gin Rowing
A Fates Owning Rig
A Fates Groin Wing
A Fates Owing Grin
A Fates Owing Ring
A Feat Ringing Sow
A Feat Wringing So
A Feat Signing Row
A Feat Singing Row
A Feat Swinging Or
A Feat Wronging Is
A Feat Gowning Sir
A Feat Gringo Wins
A Feat Goring Wins
A Feat Gringos Win
A Feat Growing Ins
A Feat Growing Sin
A Feat Rising Gown
A Feat Siring Gown
A Feat Wiring Song
A Feat Gin Rowings
A Feat Snoring Wig
A Feat Snowing Rig
A Feat Owning Rigs
A Feat Groin Wings
A Feat Groin Swing
A Feat Signor Wing
A Feat Groins Wing
A Feat Rowing Sing
A Feat Rowing Gins
A Feat Rowing Sign
A Feat Sowing Grin
A Feat Sowing Ring
A Feat Owing Rings
A Feat Owing Grins
A Fate Ringing Sow
A Fate Wringing So
A Fate Signing Row
A Fate Singing Row
A Fate Swinging Or
A Fate Wronging Is
A Fate Gowning Sir
A Fate Gringo Wins
A Fate Goring Wins
A Fate Gringos Win
A Fate Growing Ins
A Fate Growing Sin
A Fate Rising Gown
A Fate Siring Gown
A Fate Wiring Song
A Fate Gin Rowings
A Fate Snoring Wig
A Fate Snowing Rig
A Fate Owning Rigs
A Fate Groin Wings
A Fate Groin Swing
A Fate Signor Wing
A Fate Groins Wing
A Fate Rowing Sing
A Fate Rowing Gins
A Fate Rowing Sign
A Fate Sowing Grin
A Fate Sowing Ring
A Fate Owing Rings
A Fate Owing Grins
A Feta Ringing Sow
A Feta Wringing So
A Feta Signing Row
A Feta Singing Row
A Feta Swinging Or
A Feta Wronging Is
A Feta Gowning Sir
A Feta Gringo Wins
A Feta Goring Wins
A Feta Gringos Win
A Feta Growing Ins
A Feta Growing Sin
A Feta Rising Gown
A Feta Siring Gown
A Feta Wiring Song
A Feta Gin Rowings
A Feta Snoring Wig
A Feta Snowing Rig
A Feta Owning Rigs
A Feta Groin Wings
A Feta Groin Swing
A Feta Signor Wing
A Feta Groins Wing
A Feta Rowing Sing
A Feta Rowing Gins
A Feta Rowing Sign
A Feta Sowing Grin
A Feta Sowing Ring
A Feta Owing Rings
A Feta Owing Grins
A Age Fining Worst
A Age Fining Trows
A Age Fining Worts
A Age Firing Wonts
A Age Firing Towns
A Age Rifting Owns
A Age Rifting Snow
A Age Rifting Sown
A Age Rifting Nows
A Age Sifting Worn
A Age Frowning Tis
A Age Frowning Sit
A Age Frowning Its
A Age Frosting Win
A Age Fin Worsting
A Age Fins Trowing
A Age First Owning
A Age Rifts Owning
A Age Rift Snowing
A Age Fist Ingrown
A Age Fits Ingrown
A Age Sift Ingrown
A Age Frown Siting
A Age Fonts Wiring
A Age Font Wirings
A Age Frost Wining
A Age Forts Wining
A Ageing Fin Worst
A Ageing Fin Trows
A Ageing Fin Worts
A Ageing Fins Wort
A Ageing Fins Trow
A Ageing Fir Wonts
A Ageing Fir Towns
A Ageing Firs Town
A Ageing Firs Wont
A Ageing First Now
A Ageing First Own
A Ageing First Won
A Ageing Rifts Now
A Ageing Rifts Own
A Ageing Rifts Won
A Ageing Rift Owns
A Ageing Rift Snow
A Ageing Rift Sown
A Ageing Rift Nows
A Ageing Fist Worn
A Ageing Fits Worn
A Ageing Sift Worn
A Ageing Swift Nor
A Ageing Fit Sworn
A Ageing Frowns Ti
A Ageing Frowns It
A Ageing Frown Tis
A Ageing Frown Sit
A Ageing Frown Its
A Ageing For Twins
A Ageing Fro Twins
A Ageing Frost Win
A Ageing Forts Win
A Ageing Fort Wins
A Enraging If Tows
A Enraging If Wost
A Enraging If Twos
A Enraging If Stow
A Enraging Ifs Tow
A Enraging Ifs Two
A Enraging Ifs Wot
A Enraging Fist Ow
A Enraging Fits Ow
A Enraging Sift Ow
A Enraging Fit Sow
A Enraging Of Wits
A Enraging Of Wist
A Angering If Tows
A Angering If Wost
A Angering If Twos
A Angering If Stow
A Angering Ifs Tow
A Angering Ifs Two
A Angering Ifs Wot
A Angering Fist Ow
A Angering Fits Ow
A Angering Sift Ow
A Angering Fit Sow
A Angering Of Wits
A Angering Of Wist
A Estranging If Ow
A Negating If Rows
A Negating Fir Sow
A Negating Firs Ow
A Negating Ifs Row
A Gearing If Wonts
A Gearing If Towns
A Gearing Fin Tows
A Gearing Fin Wost
A Gearing Fin Twos
A Gearing Fin Stow
A Gearing Fins Tow
A Gearing Fins Two
A Gearing Fins Wot
A Gearing Ifs Town
A Gearing Ifs Wont
A Gearing Fist Now
A Gearing Fist Own
A Gearing Fist Won
A Gearing Fits Now
A Gearing Fits Own
A Gearing Fits Won
A Gearing Sift Now
A Gearing Sift Own
A Gearing Sift Won
A Gearing Swift No
A Gearing Swift On
A Gearing Fit Owns
A Gearing Fit Snow
A Gearing Fit Sown
A Gearing Fit Nows
A Gearing Of Twins
A Gearing Soft Win
A Gearing Oft Wins
A Gearings If Town
A Gearings If Wont
A Gearings Fin Tow
A Gearings Fin Two
A Gearings Fin Wot
A Gearings Fit Now
A Gearings Fit Own
A Gearings Fit Won
A Gearings Of Twin
A Gearings Oft Win
A Greasing If Town
A Greasing If Wont
A Greasing Fin Tow
A Greasing Fin Two
A Greasing Fin Wot
A Greasing Fit Now
A Greasing Fit Own
A Greasing Fit Won
A Greasing Of Twin
A Greasing Oft Win
A Wagering If Snot
A Wagering If Tons
A Wagering Fin Sot
A Wagering Fins To
A Wagering Ifs Ton
A Wagering Ifs Not
A Wagering Fist No
A Wagering Fist On
A Wagering Fits No
A Wagering Fits On
A Wagering Sift No
A Wagering Sift On
A Wagering Fit Son
A Wagering Fit Nos
A Wagering Fonts I
A Wagering Font Is
A Wagering Of Tins
A Wagering Of Nits
A Wagering Of Snit
A Wagering Soft In
A Wagering Oft Ins
A Wagering Oft Sin
A Signage Fin Wort
A Signage Fin Trow
A Signage Fir Town
A Signage Fir Wont
A Signage Rift Now
A Signage Rift Own
A Signage Rift Won
A Signage Fit Worn
A Signage Frown Ti
A Signage Frown It
A Signage For Twin
A Signage Fro Twin
A Signage Fort Win
A Saggier Fin Town
A Saggier Fin Wont
A Saggier Font Win
A Grange Finis Tow
A Grange Finis Two
A Grange Finis Wot
A Grange Info Wits
A Grange Info Wist
A Grange Infos Wit
A Grange Foist Win
A Grange Fist Wino
A Grange Fits Wino
A Grange Sift Wino
A Grange Swift Ion
A Grange Fit Winos
A Nagger Finis Tow
A Nagger Finis Two
A Nagger Finis Wot
A Nagger Info Wits
A Nagger Info Wist
A Nagger Infos Wit
A Nagger Foist Win
A Nagger Fist Wino
A Nagger Fits Wino
A Nagger Sift Wino
A Nagger Swift Ion
A Nagger Fit Winos
A Granges Info Wit
A Granges Fit Wino
A Naggers Info Wit
A Naggers Fit Wino
A Gangster If Wino
A Taggers Fin Wino
A Taggers Info Win
A Stagger Fin Wino
A Stagger Info Win
A Swagger Fin Into
A Swagger Info Nit
A Swagger Info Tin
A Tagger Finis Now
A Tagger Finis Own
A Tagger Finis Won
A Tagger Fin Winos
A Tagger Info Wins
A Tagger Infos Win
A Tagger Fins Wino
A Grannie Fig Tows
A Grannie Fig Wost
A Grannie Fig Twos
A Grannie Fig Stow
A Grannie Figs Tow
A Grannie Figs Two
A Grannie Figs Wot
A Grannie Gifts Ow
A Grannie Gift Sow
A Grannie Fog Wits
A Grannie Fog Wist
A Grannie Fogs Wit
A Grannie Swift Go
A Grannie Of Twigs
A Grannie Soft Wig
A Grannie Oft Wigs
A Grannie Oft Swig
A Nearing Fig Tows
A Nearing Fig Wost
A Nearing Fig Twos
A Nearing Fig Stow
A Nearing Figs Tow
A Nearing Figs Two
A Nearing Figs Wot
A Nearing Gifts Ow
A Nearing Gift Sow
A Nearing Fog Wits
A Nearing Fog Wist
A Nearing Fogs Wit
A Nearing Swift Go
A Nearing Of Twigs
A Nearing Soft Wig
A Nearing Oft Wigs
A Nearing Oft Swig
A Earning Fig Tows
A Earning Fig Wost
A Earning Fig Twos
A Earning Fig Stow
A Earning Figs Tow
A Earning Figs Two
A Earning Figs Wot
A Earning Gifts Ow
A Earning Gift Sow
A Earning Fog Wits
A Earning Fog Wist
A Earning Fogs Wit
A Earning Swift Go
A Earning Of Twigs
A Earning Soft Wig
A Earning Oft Wigs
A Earning Oft Swig
A Grannies Fig Tow
A Grannies Fig Two
A Grannies Fig Wot
A Grannies Gift Ow
A Grannies Fog Wit
A Grannies Of Twig
A Grannies Oft Wig
A Earnings Fig Tow
A Earnings Fig Two
A Earnings Fig Wot
A Earnings Gift Ow
A Earnings Fog Wit
A Earnings Of Twig
A Earnings Oft Wig
A Answering Fig To
A Answering Fog Ti
A Answering Fog It
A Answering If Tog
A Answering If Got
A Answering Fit Go
A Antigens Fig Row
A Antigens Frig Ow
A Antigens If Grow
A Antigens For Wig
A Antigens Fro Wig
A Gentians Fig Row
A Gentians Frig Ow
A Gentians If Grow
A Gentians For Wig
A Gentians Fro Wig
A Anteing Fig Rows
A Anteing Frig Sow
A Anteing Frigs Ow
A Anteing Figs Row
A Anteing If Grows
A Anteing Ifs Grow
A Anteing For Wigs
A Anteing For Swig
A Anteing Fro Wigs
A Anteing Fro Swig
A Antigen Fig Rows
A Antigen Frig Sow
A Antigen Frigs Ow
A Antigen Figs Row
A Antigen If Grows
A Antigen Ifs Grow
A Antigen For Wigs
A Antigen For Swig
A Antigen Fro Wigs
A Antigen Fro Swig
A Gentian Fig Rows
A Gentian Frig Sow
A Gentian Frigs Ow
A Gentian Figs Row
A Gentian If Grows
A Gentian Ifs Grow
A Gentian For Wigs
A Gentian For Swig
A Gentian Fro Wigs
A Gentian Fro Swig
A Weaning Fig Sort
A Weaning Fig Rots
A Weaning Fig Tors
A Weaning Frig Sot
A Weaning Frigs To
A Weaning Figs Tor
A Weaning Figs Rot
A Weaning Figs Ort
A Weaning Gifts Or
A Weaning Fog Stir
A Weaning Frog Tis
A Weaning Frog Sit
A Weaning Frog Its
A Weaning Frogs Ti
A Weaning Frogs It
A Weaning Fir Togs
A Weaning Firs Tog
A Weaning Firs Got
A Weaning First Go
A Weaning Rifts Go
A Weaning Of Grits
A Weaning Of Trigs
A Weaning Of Grist
A Weaning Of Girts
A Weaning For Gist
A Weaning Fro Gist
A Weaning Soft Rig
A Weaning Oft Rigs
A Gainer Fig Wonts
A Gainer Fig Towns
A Gainer Figs Town
A Gainer Figs Wont
A Gainer Gifts Now
A Gainer Gifts Own
A Gainer Gifts Won
A Gainer Gift Owns
A Gainer Gift Snow
A Gainer Gift Sown
A Gainer Gift Nows
A Gainer Fog Twins
A Gainer Fogs Twin
A Gainer Fist Gown
A Gainer Fits Gown
A Gainer Sift Gown
A Gainer Fit Gowns
A Gainer Fonts Wig
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texastee2007 said:
Does it work if you take the word "for" out of it?

I don't know.
No, I haven't figured it out...I wish.

"A Gearing Of Twins" sounds interesting. Probably nothing though.

I think his sayings had some meaning, but I don't know if they were anagrams. Sweet sixteen is another one, if someone wants to try it.
 

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I don't think there's anything to Agnes or Sweet Sixteen, other than he really was waiting for his love... and she just never came before he got sick and died.

I'm going to try and meet Bullard at some point, and also purchase a copy of his book. I wish I could get my hands on one of his old hard copies though...

Bran <><
 

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texastee2007 said:
Cache Crazy and Judy.....I think you are on to something....I just think that he used this saying for some reason....I don't believe it would be too far fetched to be an anagram! They have been used for many things to hide their meaning!!!

You never know. When you watch the videos, you see the twins.
 

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If anyone can explain how Ed Leedskalnin did his work, please stand up and speak. Otherwise, sit down and...well, you know.
 

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ARGHHH!!!
Awaiting Agnes
An Ages Waiting

Mike the Headless Chicken is a greater mystery than the coral castle! So there!
 

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As does the direction of this thread!
 

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Yep, birds of a feather and all!
Bimini Road, natural or man made?
Natural

Coral Castle, carved and built with conventional tools and methodologies or unfounded and lost knowledge of a metaphysical nature?
Can't have it both ways, mathematics says it's possible with conventional tools and building technology.

Tesla, right idea, wrong conclusions.
 

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Apologies requested, I was bad. I've asked the kid and wife to get us to Mike's festival one of these years, but they admonish me for my eccentricities so I selfishly pass that along in sarcastic bites. Bad me.

But they've been asleep for a while now and the effect has worn off.....
 

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There are many mysteries that intrigue me, and others. If you are really interested in free energy, magnetics, electric anomalies and such, then you can sign up and join me and others on another forum devoted to this kind of phenomena, I am Stealth, on this forum www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/ Maybe we don't solve all the many mysteries on this forum, but we are not short on theories trying to solve them, for mankind and hopefully a new world. Good Luck rockhound
 

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This is from the book, THE GIZA POWER PLANT, by Christopher Dunn.


The coral Castle mystery

A paradigm shift in my perception of "antigravity" occurred when my
coworker, Steven Defenbaugh, and I were discussing the subject with Judd
Peck, the CEO of the company for which we both work. Peck asked the
simple question, "What is antigravity?" In an attempt to define it I had to
say, "A means by which objects can be lifted, overcoming the gravitational
pull of the earth." As I spoke, it occurred to me that we were already apply-
ing antigravitational techniques in our everyday life. When we get out of
bed in the morning, we employ antigravity just by standing up. An air-
plane, a rocket, a forklift truck, and an elevator are technologies devised to
overcome the effects of gravity. Even a car rolling along on its wheels is an
antigravity device. Without the wheels and the propulsion system, it would
be just dead weight.

I realized that I had been laboring under the assumption that in order
to create an antigravity device, gravity should be a known and fully under-
stood phenomenon and that, through the application of technology, out-
of-phase gravity waves would have to be created in such a manner as to
neutralize it. As any physicist will tell you, the nature of gravity still eludes
us, as does the ability to produce interference gravity waves.

So what if there is no such thing as gravity? What if the natural forces
we already know about are sufficient to explain the noted phenomenon we
have labeled as gravity? If, as Leedskalnin claimed, all matter consists of in-
dividual magnets, wouldn't the known properties of a magnet be sufficient?
We know that like poles repel, and unlike poles attract. We also know that
we can suspend one magnet above another as long as we do not allow either
of them to flip over so that the opposite poles attract each other. Magnets
seek to attract and, left to themselves, will align their opposite poles to each
other. A mag-lev train is a good example of an antigravity device employing
magnets.

The Earth, having the properties of a large magnet, generates streams
of magnetic energy that follow lines of force. These lines of force have been
noted for centuries (see figure 26). If we assume, as Leedskalnin did, that all
objects consists of individual magnets, we also can assume that an attraction
exists between these objects due to the inherent nature of a magnet seeking
to align its opposite pole to another. Perhaps Leedskalnin's means of work-
ing with the Earth's gravitational pull was nothing more complicated than
devising a means by which the alignment of magnetic elements within his
coral blocks was adjusted to face the streams of individual magnets he claimed
are streaming from the Earth with a like repelling pole.

A well-known method for creating magnetism in an iron bar is to align
the bar with the Earth's magnetic field and strike the bar with a hammer.
This blow vibrates the atoms in the bar and allows them to be influenced by
the Earth's magnetic field. The result is that when the vibration stops, a
significant number of the atoms have aligned themselves within this mag-
netic field.

Was this the method that Leedskalnin was using? It is a simple con-
cept, and when I observed the devices in Leedskalnin's workshop, I could
easily imagine the application of vibration and electromagnetism. His fly-
wheel for creating electricity remains motionless, for the most part, until
inquisitive tourists like me come along and give it a spin. After giving it a
few revolutions, I realized that something was missing. The narrative I heard,
while browsing around the castle, described Leedskalnin as using this de-
vice to create electricity to power his electric lightbulbs. It was claimed that
Leedskalnin did not have electricity, but I could not imagine this device
being a useful and continuing source of power, considering Leedskalnin
used only his right arm to turn the wheel. On closer examination of the
piece, I found that the whole assembly was actually an old four-cylinder
crankcase. His flywheel was mounted on the front end of the crankshaft
and consisted of bar magnets that were sandwiched between two plates--
the upper plate being a ring gear. To give it weight and to solidify the entire
assembly, Leedskalnin had encased the bar magnets with cement. It then
occurred to me that the photo of Leedskalnin with his hand on the crank
handle--which is attached to the end of the shaft--may not accurately rep-
resent his entire operation. It is possible that Leedskalnin was using the
crank handle to start a reciprocating engine, now missing, which attached
to one of the throws on the crankshaft. He would then be able to walk away
and leave his flywheel running.

I was now mystified. I had developed a notion that the bars attached to
the flywheel were actually being used to develop vibration in the piece
Leedskalnin was trying to lift. This idea did not make sense considering the
type of material, size, and weight of the entire assembly. The crankcase was
firmly attached to the coral block in his workshop, and even if it was not
attached, it would be quite a feat to keep moving it about. There was one
factor I needed to check out, though, before I headed back to Illinois. I had
tested the bar magnet with a pocketknife. The knife was attracted to each bar.
I needed to know, conclusively, the arrangement of the poles in the wheel--
to see, indeed, whether the assembly was capable of creating electricity.

I headed for the nearest strip mall to look for a hardware store so that I
could buy a bar magnet. The first one had just what I needed--and for only
$1.75. Feeling rather pleased, I returned to Coral Castle.

Once there, I headed back into Leedskalnin's workshop and put the
magnet to the test. I held it a short distance away from the spokes of the
flywheel while giving it a spin. Sure enough, I found out what I had come
for. The magnet pushed and pulled in my grasp as the wheel rotated. Look-
ing around the space, I gazed at a jumble of various devices, lying, hanging,
and leaning about the room (see Figure 27). There were radio tuners, bottles
with copper wire wrapped around them, spools of copper wire, and other
various and sundry plastic and metal pieces that looked as if they had fallen
out of an old radio set. Leedskalnin's workshop also contained chains, block
and tackle, and other items that one might find lying around a junkyard.
Some items were missing, though. Photographs of Leedskalnin at work show
three tripods--made of telephone poles--that have boxes attached to the
top. These objects, however, are not to be found at Coral Castle. What is
striking in the photograph is that the block of coral being moved is seen off
to the side of the tripod. Perhaps Leedskalnin had moved the tripod after
raising the block out of the bedrock. Another interesting observation is that
the block and tackle that can be found inside the workshop is nowhere to be
seen in the photograph. There are spools of copper wire in his workshop,
and two wrappings of copper wire hang from nails in the wall. One was
round copper and the other flat copper. In a narrative that visitors can hear
at various recording stations around the compound, it is stated that at one
time Leedskalnin had a grid of copper wire suspended in the air. Looking at
the photograph again, one can see that there is a cable draped around the
tripod and running down to the ground. Perhaps the arrangement of tri-
pods was more related to the suspension of his copper grid than to the sus-
pension of block and tackle.

If I were to try to replicate Leedskalnin's feat, I would begin with the
premise that he was using his flywheel to generate a single-frequency tun-
able radio signal. The box at the top of the tripod would contain the radio
receiver (there are several tuners in Leedskalnin's workshop), and the cable
coming from the box would be attached to a speaker that emitted sound to
vibrate the coral rock at its resonant frequency. With the atoms in the coral
vibrating (like those in an iron bar), I would then attempt to flip their mag-
netic poles--which are naturally in an attraction orientation with the Earth--
using an electromagnetic field.
 

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Personally I've read about the castle and feel it was just made by a guy with alot of free time and very good stone working skills. It is impressive and his years of hard work paid off but I'd have to say no supernatural techniques were used. :) Just like the Pyramids and Stonehenge, anythings possible with enough time and work.
 

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Jimmy(PA) said:
Personally I've read about the castle and feel it was just made by a guy with alot of free time and very good stone working skills. It is impressive and his years of hard work paid off but I'd have to say no supernatural techniques were used. :) Just like the Pyramids and Stonehenge, anythings possible with enough time and work.

No supernatural techniques were used. But it takes more than a lot of free time and very good stone working skills to do what Ed Leedskalnin did. A lot more.
 

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JudyH said:
Very interesting CC, thanks for that excerpt. :wink:
I just ordered the book from Amazon. Can't wait to read it.

I'm also interested in these same type of "lines" within the human body.
Been studying up on it, pretty interesting theories being developed in the field of medicine using similar "vibrational" techniques.

Judy

You're gonna love that book. It's one of my favorites.
 

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