I've always really wanted to go to a psychic. I think it might be interesting and maybe a little scary. Even if it was all just a hack, I still think it'd be good for a laugh!
Has anyone here ever been to a psychic? Would you ever go to one?
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I've always really wanted to go to a psychic. I think it might be interesting and maybe a little scary. Even if it was all just a hack, I still think it'd be good for a laugh!
Has anyone here ever been to a psychic? Would you ever go to one?
Of course I wouldn't, because I'm stringently opposed to wasting money, even for "entertainment."
Since I already have some mild powers of foresight I don't know I'd bother, anyway.
Nope. Not even remotely interested.
No. I don't like encouraging con artists.
What about magicians?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
I believe in science.
XD
I was drunk one time and paid for a psychic.
It was a load of crock. Bitch said my ex was my soulmate & we'd get married someday.
One time a psychic company called my house when I was younger and my dad answered. They said, "Is this Mr. Nunnery?" .... And of course he asked who it was. and they tell him... And he goes "Well if y'all are a bunch of goddamn psychics, you should know if this is Mr. Nunnery or not!"
Also, there's Psychic Bitch - Completely Free Psychic Readings
It's free.
Does anyone actually believe, and do magicians by and large seriously encourage the belief, that they are doing actual magic with mystical powers? I will cheerfully call any that do in order to lure in credulous dupes to be con artists. But otherwise I see that as a pretty clear distinction between the two groups (in general, as of course there can be exceptions). John Edward is among the most despicable, but his claims aren't any wilder than many self-labeled psychics.Quote:
Originally Posted by MirielWhat about magicians?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
This is kind of off topic, but I remember the time a friend of one of my exgirlfriends claimed to know all sorts of things about the afterlife/supernatural world. One of the points that she brought up was the "witching hour." She said this meant that there is a specific point in time where all spirits are more active across the world.
I then asked, "Do spirits know about timezones or daylight savings time? What about people that died before such concepts was introduced to society?"
She didn't like me much after that.
My friend gave me a psychic reading with cards and all. She knows me too well for it to have any weight though. Like ghosts, I don't believe in psychis and I would never pay for this bulltrout. I do however believe in intuition.
One of my best friends claims to have such powers. Whenever I hear a "vision" I go "kthx lol let's imma go watch tv nao" and I ignore it.
My Mum went to a psychic night once. She was told I was going to get pregnant soon. Still nothing. I suspect that it may all have been a ruse.
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Originally Posted by Spuuky
^. If a friend wanted to do a tarot reading on me or something I'd probably let them, but I'd make it clear that I was just doing it for the lulz and not because I actually believed it had any relevance to my life. I certainly wouldn't pay money for any such thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
I went a few times when I was more interested in that kind of thing while I was a teenager. Wouldn't go again now though.
My mom had her tea leaves read while she was living in Manitoba way before I was born and they told her that she would move east and have a baby boy. She did move east but had me instead :jess: