Often thought about this, years ago it seemed to be a popular question at dinner parties "what sign are you, ohhh let me guess" and all that. Previous incarnation of MrsBouy was a follower of the Signs in the Sky, to the point of reading yearly/monthly and daily forcasts from Mr JC, and would have her yearly forcast done.. This MrsBouy laughs in the face of it all but has her own "view" of forcasts and the like.
Me, I remain sceptic..
You? Are you a believer?
complete toss
Seriously? 😕
[url= http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/category/horoscopes/ ]Bob is normally spot on[/url]
"You will suddenly be abused by complete strangers on the internet..."
You need to ask?
Are you a Virgo? They're far too skeptical for their own good they are.
Seriously, do you really need to ask?
Why are you anti-horoscope types so angry? 😉
Some interesting speakers at these meetings, but some pedantic nobbers are bound to turn up.
http://skeptic.org.uk/events/skeptics-in-the-pub
I gather there are many Virgos here, they're generally frustrated.
I am a gemini and so is my wife
Unfathomable how, otherwise normal seeming people, believe in such toss.
Well I for one will not do anything if it doesn't fit in with my astrological chart. We are born at a particular location and time in the universe and to think that it makes no difference to your life and the sort of person you are is just blind.
You have to be pretty careful about which experts to believe though. Mystic meg is nonsense, Russel Howard is very talented. That may be why some are sceptical, maybe they are just listening to lower quality horoscopers?
Lazy troll, must try harder 1/10
Mystic meg is nonsense, Russel Howard is very talented.
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I religiously follow psychic Bob he is freakishly accurate.
"This week why not conduct a major survey where you somehow forget to ask a lot of rioters why they are such arseholes?"
How is astrology any less believable than religion?
Unfathomable how, otherwise normal seeming people, believe in such toss.
Quite
oo, oo, not him, I meant this one...
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It's weird really as my phrenologist told me that my biorythmic cycles would cause me to make trivial errors in the run up to Chinese new year.
A gypsy once read my tea leaves and said that due to the length of my life line and the fact I carried both a rabbits foot and a four leaf clover that if a black cat should ever cross my path whilst I walked under some ladders then I shouldn't read my horoscope.
It is all the biggest pile of nonsense ever. That is of course unless you are a fat, ugly, 40-something divorcee with nothing better to do than spend 89p a minute on premium rate phone lines that will tell you you'll meet a tall dark handsome stranger when you're buying discount coffee in Aldi.
oo, oo, not him, I meant this one...
Looks like they go to the same hairdresser.