November 28, 29...2017...the last call

It's the day I have my piles removed

November 28 there are 33 days left in the year.

November 29 is the 333 day of the year

Beer last call or pizza last call?

Last two Thanksgiving leftovers days

I like to wait till the last minute !

Moving to a way out place in southern Kentucky next week. Just in time for nothing to happen again on the 28, 29 th of November.

Date of fear porn festival?

This is what I see too. Anything more on this?

Henry8 died in 1530.

Berry Gordys birthday

:ohlook:

Nov29 is the 333 day of the year.

THE FAT MAN IS GONNA DO ANOTHER 34 HR MARATHON..ON THOSE DATES..

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Check out nndb dot com for Nov29 deaths.

Popes, Royalty, George Harrison, Natalie Wood, Puccini(madam butterfly), and more.

C'mon OP, you sound so promising.

I feel the urge to call my uncle for confirmation of massive dooms.

better not be fucking with me kids, if your on my side God will have your back.

Research where? Google?

derp

instead of just one goblin creature he should head down to the shill basement and grab a pack of them and then he can run an actual marathon with them chasing him

he can yell "THIS ISN'T A GAME FOLKS", now that's entertainment

333*2.5=832.5

832.5/.25=3330

3330 squared = 11088900

11088900


That's the best number, right?!

In the Roman Empire, the 29th of every month was considered a day sacred to Hekate--who, similar to her neo-pagan iteration, represented the veil between this world and the spirit world to the Romans who left her offerings and worship. This was the day they believed she walked the world to round up all ghosts and souls to cross over to the Underworld.

November 29th was the day of her Roman feast and holiday. It's difficult to find mention of it in watered-down sites like Wikipedia, but from what I can gather it was a time synonymous with modern All Hallow's Eve--the day of the year the Veil is thinnest.

I find it interesting, considering the "last call" has been prophesied since the religions before the Church, and even ancient Romans recognized the date on their calendar (Hecate was a triple goddess, anything 3 was sacred to her. So 333 = her day = spirits'/magic day.)

I've no idea what it means, but I always look forward to the date.

Why 333*2.5 ?

Why 832.5/.25 ?

Why 3330 squared ?

Of course, it gets the best number,

but what is the recipe ?

That cold November reign

It's the day I remove that guy's piles and give them to someone else.