The final episode of Mister Ed was February 6, 1966.
2/6/1966 = 2+6+19+66 = 93 (Mister Ed)
http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/20/entertainment/alan-young-obit/index.html
The word 'President' has gematria of '110'.
Alan Young, a name connecting to 'death', died 6-months before his 97th birthday.
11/19/1919 = 11+19+19+19 = 68
11/19/1919 = 11+19+(1+9+1+9) = 50
11/19/1919 = 1+1+1+9+1+9+1+9 = 32
11/19/19 = 11+19+19 = 49
ONE NINE OVERLOAD?
It is interesting he passed on what is typically the 139th day of the year, May 19, at the age of '96'.
That's quite a collection of 19s and 911s there.
ReplyDeleteAlan Young = Young Anal
That show was about a talking horse! There must have some groovy drugs in the water back then. The Flying Nun is another one of those. Basically all of 1960s TV seems like a whacky trip
It really is.
DeleteIt's funny you bring up anal, there's an old rumor about how they got that horse's lips to move on cue...
DeleteAlso, exactly 96 years 6 months
Delete966 is a fun number, 322×3.
2220 weeks and 5 days since Allan Lane, the voice of Mister Ed, died on 10-27-1973
DeleteWhich is a fun 22,384,800 minutes.
Air Force One Down May Twenty Third---2220, 370
DeleteAir Force One Down May Twenty Three---2202, 367
Air Force One Down Five Twenty Three---2220, 370
Since we are on the topic of talking equines:
ReplyDeleteFrancis the talking mule -- 93/102/111
Also a 93 in simple reduction
I loved that talking palamino. Especially when he dialed the phone to order a pizza. I'll never forget the urban legend that he was a zebra. http://www.snopes.com/lost/mistered.asp
ReplyDeleteBless Alan Young.
And I thought they used peanut butter to move Ed's lips.
It's an old joke from that movie where Bobcat Goldwaith played a talking horse. Hot to Trot, I think.
Delete"You're lips would move to of they kept shoving a carrot in your ass"