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Row1and

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Originally posted by: QED
Originally posted by: BoomerD
"eenie-meenie, chili-beanie, the spirits are about to speak!"


Just ask Ronnie Raygun'z wife Nancy. She governed our country via advice from her astrologer...


Did Ronnie appoint her to head up a plan to socialize health care? Or was she involved in the firing of everyone in the travel office?

I really didn't know Nancy governed anything...


I don't know much about nancy or ronnie's rule ...
 

Row1and

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Originally posted by: ITJunkie
Originally posted by: Row1and
Originally posted by: ITJunkie
personally, I find using chicken bones for fortune telling better...if that's any answer ;)



Never heard of that being done before. Did u see someone do it?

Uhhh...tap your sarcasm meter, the needles stuck :D

I know whe was being sarcastic, I was just playing along.. c'mon now, gimme some credit.
 

BoomerD

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Originally posted by: QED
Originally posted by: BoomerD
"eenie-meenie, chili-beanie, the spirits are about to speak!"


Just ask Ronnie Raygun'z wife Nancy. She governed our country via advice from her astrologer...


Did Ronnie appoint her to head up a plan to socialize health care? Or was she involved in the firing of everyone in the travel office?

I really didn't know Nancy governed anything... [ /q]

"Um, I must have been out of the loop on that..."
He didn't have to appoint her to anything. The man was so addled that she made most of the decisions behind the scenes.
Yes, IMO, Hillary had MUCH more power than we the voters actually gave her as well...with (I believe) different motives behind each woman.
Nancy wanted Ronnie to be the best president ever, (she failed)
Hillary wanted to be the first woman president ...(I hope it NEVER happens)
This is P&N...
 

cKGunslinger

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Originally posted by: Row1and
I know whe was being sarcastic, I was just playing along.. c'mon now, gimme some credit.

Uhh, kinda hard to "give you some credit" if you are legitimately asking if your day-to-day fate can be predicted by complete strangers based on nothing more than the gravitational alignment of planetary bodies, or something equally as stupid.
 

Row1and

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wow.. SOOO There's not one person out there who looks forward to reading their horoscopes to find out what's instore for them for the day? Amazing, either people are telling lies, or are afraid to admit to it. I agree it's a scam and all, but I know there's someone who reads their horoscope everyday!
 

Row1and

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Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Originally posted by: Row1and
I know whe was being sarcastic, I was just playing along.. c'mon now, gimme some credit.

Uhh, kinda hard to "give you some credit" if you are legitimately asking if your day-to-day fate can be predicted by complete strangers based on nothing more than the gravitational alignment of planetary bodies, or something equally as stupid.



hey people have been reading their scopes for soo many years now, and it's a good money making business. I mean if people know that it's all false, how come everyday in the paper, you can find them, or on the net, or in magazines..??/ I'm just wondering why?
 
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The funnest thing to do is ask someone their birthdate, and if they say like "February 2nd," you read them the horoscope for Scorpio. After that, they'll say something like, "Hey, that's true!"

Morons.
 

cKGunslinger

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Originally posted by: Row1and
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Originally posted by: Row1and
I know whe was being sarcastic, I was just playing along.. c'mon now, gimme some credit.

Uhh, kinda hard to "give you some credit" if you are legitimately asking if your day-to-day fate can be predicted by complete strangers based on nothing more than the gravitational alignment of planetary bodies, or something equally as stupid.

hey people have been reading their scopes for soo many years now, and it's a good money making business. I mean if people know that it's all false, how come everyday in the paper, you can find them, or on the net, or in magazines..??/ I'm just wondering why?
The same reason why stores can raises prices on everything one week, then put them back down to normal prices the next and call it a "Big 24-Hour Sale!" and people come flocking like lemmings.

The same reason fast food stores that offer free refills still have patrons who dine in, yet order the largest, most expensive cup-size they have.

The same reason why millions of people do millions of "unsmart" things every single day.
 

Row1and

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Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Originally posted by: Row1and
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Originally posted by: Row1and
I know whe was being sarcastic, I was just playing along.. c'mon now, gimme some credit.

Uhh, kinda hard to "give you some credit" if you are legitimately asking if your day-to-day fate can be predicted by complete strangers based on nothing more than the gravitational alignment of planetary bodies, or something equally as stupid.

hey people have been reading their scopes for soo many years now, and it's a good money making business. I mean if people know that it's all false, how come everyday in the paper, you can find them, or on the net, or in magazines..??/ I'm just wondering why?
The same reason why stores can raises prices on everything one week, then put them back down to normal prices the next and call it a "Big 24-Hour Sale!" and people come flocking like lemmings.

The same reason fast food stores that offer free refills still have patrons who dine in, yet order the largest, most expensive cup-size they have.

The same reason why millions of people do millions of "unsmart" things every single day.




you make a good point there, and I agree... thanks for the feedback.
 

Row1and

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Originally posted by: LoKe
The funnest thing to do is ask someone their birthdate, and if they say like "February 2nd," you read them the horoscope for Scorpio. After that, they'll say something like, "Hey, that's true!"

Morons.



haha,

i should try that.