The star of the “Friday the 13th” franchise is the hockey mask wearing character called Jason Voorhees =996. Our Cup touching, Bruins’ jersey wearing, rapper Lil Nas X was born 6,909 days after the film Friday the 13th released. The original film Friday the 13th debuted 666 months after the creation of the Boston Bruins. The St Louis Post-Dispatch was created on 12 December 1878 and the following day was a Friday the 13th. They made a whole franchise out of the most superstitious day on the calendar, Friday the 13th. Billy Ray Cyrus will be 696 months 19 days old on 13 September 2019, a Friday the 13th. Jones co-wrote the before mentioned song “Born Under a Bad Sign”. Jones was 16 years 9 months 1 week 6 days old. Billy Ray Cyrus =966 was 6 years 6 weeks 6 days old when the St Louis Blues played the first game in franchise history. The remix rose to number one on the Billboard Hot 100, unseating the original mix of the song and giving Cyrus his first number one song on the Hot 100. Game 2 was played when Stevie Wonder was 69 years 16 days old.Īfter Billboard removed rapper Lil Nas X’s country-rap song “Old Town Road” from their Country chart, Billy Ray Cyrus was featured in the remix. The first Finals game that the Blues won in franchise history was Game 2 (May 29). Superstitious =666 . Twenty five Grammy Award winner, Stevie Wonder has a song called “ Superstition“. A near miss for the St Louis Post-Dispatch founder: the day before the founding of the Church of Satan=669 was 19,906 days since the death of Joseph Pulitzer.Louis Blues a perfect 6,961 weeks after the founding of the St. SLB Acquisition Holdings, LLC acquired the St. Jalacy “Screamin’ Jay” Hawkins recorded the song “ I Put a Spell on You “. Game 6’s newspaper misprint happened on 6/9/19, a span of 19 years 16 weeks 6 days after the death of Jayacy Hawkins =669. We can add that Albert King died 9,669 days before Game 7 and if Albert King was still alive, he would have been 96 years 6 weeks 6 days old for Game 7. This blues musician was mentioned in the first post that I wrote about the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals. The creator of the newspaper, Joseph Pulitzer, died 666 months after the recording of the blues song “ Born Under a Bad Sign” by Albert King, born as Albert Nelson =669. Let’s start with the St Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper that erroneously ran the congratulatory message for the St Louis Blues winning The Cup. If you’ve been following along then you’ve seen the solid 666/999 coding with the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals. I was able to weave in some of the previous people and media from my other decodes on this year’s Finals but didn’t want this to just be an echo of the previous posts. In this photo he’s wearing a Boston Bruins jersey and it looks like his jersey is touching The Cup. On the same day the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals began, Lil Nas X tweeted a picture of him cuddled up next to The Cup. I’m talking about rapper Lil Nas X and t he main superstition for players surrounding the Stanley Cup: Your not supposed to touch it unless you’ve earned it.
Really superstitions fans of hockey probably knew the Finals were over before it started because of the guy that sing’s that Country trap song “ Old Town Road “. Louis Post-Dispatch‘s “misprint” congratulating the Blues on winning the Stanley Cup jinxed them and aided the Bruins in the winning of Game 6.
If your a superstitious person, you could believe the St. In 2015, the paper was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography for it’s coverage of protests in Ferguson, Missouri (that tie in later). Seems like a rookie mistake from a newspaper that has received 19 Pulitzer Prizes. Louis Blues for winning the Stanley Cup on the electronic edition on Sunday morning before the playing of Game 6. Louis Post-Dispatch, mistakenly releasing a few messages ( here) congratulating the St. Louis, Missouri‘s only daily newspaper, t he St. In one of the most superstitious sports in the world, it appears that we have a couple of “meaningful coincidences” that we should acknowledge now that the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals are over.
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