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Do people really die in 3's? If so how did we figure this out in the first place?
I think it would have worked out in the time when people figured out what 3 is during the time of the cave man when people would get killed during hunts. If 9 people died they had 3 3s if 11 people died they had 4 3s and for the missing one they would probably club someone to death just to keep the count right.
If the counter came to a number like 5 3s with one missing and no one around they would club themselves to death to keep it going. It's a theory and the frightening part of this theory is that its just as valid as any other.
Once, a man who had just recieved a Rolex for Christmas said to me, "It doesn't matter where you live as long as you have enough money to do the things you want and own the things you want."
Another man once said to me as he was painting a pole in Sedona, "It doesn't matter what you do, as long as you have enough to live where you want to live.". He was a burned out former exec from Silicon Valley.
To me, it seems that all the really stupid deaths in the country happen in Missouri, for instance a man was shooting of illegal fire works, the police showed up and his friends stashed the stuff. Then in the morning he lit his gas oven and within minutes blew up him and his house because his buddies had stashed the stuff in the stove and didn't tell him and he didn't ask.
I think it would have worked out in the time when people figured out what 3 is during the time of the cave man when people would get killed during hunts. If 9 people died they had 3 3s if 11 people died they had 4 3s and for the missing one they would probably club someone to death just to keep the count right.
If the counter came to a number like 5 3s with one missing and no one around they would club themselves to death to keep it going. It's a theory and the frightening part of this theory is that its just as valid as any other.
Once, a man who had just recieved a Rolex for Christmas said to me, "It doesn't matter where you live as long as you have enough money to do the things you want and own the things you want."
Another man once said to me as he was painting a pole in Sedona, "It doesn't matter what you do, as long as you have enough to live where you want to live.". He was a burned out former exec from Silicon Valley.
To me, it seems that all the really stupid deaths in the country happen in Missouri, for instance a man was shooting of illegal fire works, the police showed up and his friends stashed the stuff. Then in the morning he lit his gas oven and within minutes blew up him and his house because his buddies had stashed the stuff in the stove and didn't tell him and he didn't ask.
