Looks like the same psychics that didn’t tell us about Covid-19 forgot to mention WWIII also. I may have to cancel my subscription.
I knew you were going to say that.
Still sealed envelope with my prediction available on request.
I subscribe to 2^100 different psychic prediction services. After each significant event, I cancel my subscription to the half that got it wrong. I am gradually narrowing it down - after 100 events, I will have isolated the one true psychic who predicted all 100 events correctly.
Speed it up and you can use it for the March Madness tournament.
Your psychics prediction services are better than mine: no way mine would get half of their stuff right. Some say that can be used as a contrarian prediction tool, but I have not found out the way yet, as they mostly don’t predict the wrong outcome of an event, they predict the wrong kind of events.
But 2100 subscriptions? I commend you very much for your stamina.
I fixed the title for you, it was driving me a littlemore? nuts.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, I presume?
Stranger
never mind
For only $1.99 a month, I can predict the next poster in a thread a few seconds before they post.
The usual suspects are at it again.
You don’t even have to be psychic to see that coming.
On Funk & Wagnall’s porch, I assume?
In a mayonaisse jar since noon today.
Oh sure they could, in fact they often do, since the predictions are very vague and afterwards they can be explained as being right.
One Psychic was lauded as she told a young man to not drive. And yes- like tens of thousands of young men, he died in a car crash… but he wasn’t driving. So, really she got it wrong but she lauds it as getting a bullseye. But predicting that a young man will have something bad happen to him in a car? That is pretty close to a 50-50 if not better than that.
Like those Psychics who say the murdered girl will be found "I see water, and the color green". That mostly eliminates the middle of Death Valley.
My prediction for the day: ( free of course, cause it ain’t worth the paper it’s printed on)
Tomorrow will be " Monday"
No, tomorrow will be Monday.
You bet your sweet bippy!
“Sock it to me”
That reminds me, I need to stock up on canned goods and water, and keep it in my basement, where I intend to hang out. The concrete walls ought to offer some degree of protection from nuclear fallout.
“Oh, why didn’t I see this coming?”
