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Do you ever read your horrorscope?

Do you ever read your horrorscope?

  • 1. yes

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • 2. nopity nope

    Votes: 14 50.0%

  • 3. sometimes

    Votes: 3 10.7%

  • 4. rarely

    Votes: 4 14.3%

  • 5. what now?

    Votes: 7 25.0%
  • Total voters
    28
Charmonium

Charmonium

Lifer
I used to when I would pick up a daily paper. Sometimes I go online and check. I don't really believe in astrology but my first gf was one and mom always followed hers, so I guess I was corrupted early in life.
 
I did when I was younger, purely for amusement/entertainment, kinda like a fortune cookie. I can't remember the last time I read one though, tbf.
 
I used to when it was sitting right in front of me near the comic section of the paper. It was just something to read, like the side of a cereal box. It's been decades since I've read a daily newspaper.
 
Horrorscope is an awesome album.
I read the booklet that came with the CD in the 90s. I still have it somewhere

I love that era of Overkill, though to me, the album before it "The Years of Decay" is my favorite of theirs.
 
lxskllr said:
I used to when it was sitting right in front of me near the comic section of the paper. It was just something to read, like the side of a cereal box. It's been decades since I've read a daily newspaper.
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That's pretty much how it was for me.
 
BurnItDwn said:
Horrorscope is an awesome album.
I read the booklet that came with the CD in the 90s. I still have it somewhere

I love that era of Overkill, though to me, the album before it "The Years of Decay" is my favorite of theirs.
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Good thing you specified 90s. Eve 6 released an album of the same name in 2000.
 
I'm sorta tempted to pay for a daily computer generated, human interpreted horoscope just so I can mark it up with 'wrong, wrong, eh good guess, wrong, etc.'

edit - there's probably a lot of hungry astrologers out there. Get it? Hungry + astrologer.
 
I had an ex who was into astrology, tarot, palm reading, etc. when I was in my late teens.

I called her 'astro-logger' when I wanted to irritate her. It was effective, lol.
 
I don't get a printed newspaper anymore so I don't run into a horoscope. When I did I was ALWAYS BORED If I bothered to read it. I'm not dumb enough to hunt for one online. 😉
 
Exploring different belief systems and practices can be enriching, regardless of whether we fully subscribe to them. And who knows, maybe there's more to discover beyond the surface of astrology. If you're ever curious to explore more mystical realms or delve into the hidden meanings behind numerical patterns, you might find angel numbers intriguing.
They offer a unique perspective on guidance and insight: https://angelnumbersinfo.com/. Keep embracing your curiosity and open-mindedness, Charmonium! There's a whole world of wonders out there waiting to be explored.
 
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pcgeek11 said:
Nope. I always felt it was just stupid thinking that the stars influenced our lives.
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What if it's the other way around? Our daily interactions are entangled with the fate of stars? Flip off a stranger in traffic and somewhere a star goes nova? What if?

"Susie, every time you hit your little brother, a star explodes." 🙁
 
I do love the concept of astrology for a variety of reasons. But not a believer. It's more entertainment.

I did believe when I was a teenager. And I know both my sun sign (gemini) and rising sign.

According to most of the generic natal scopes, I'm pretty much your arctypal Gemini ♊️
 
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