Jillaroo
Demented
- Location
- Mid North Coast NSW Australia
You can sometimes be too blunt with others as you like to speak your mind, but most of your friends will accept this side of your
nature as you are generally good company. Because you are a bit of a loner you are probably best working for yourself. However, you must be careful not to take on too much as you find failure
hard to deal with.
The rooster is almost the epitome of fidelity and punctuality. For ancestors who had no alarm clocks, the rooster's crowing was significant, as it could awaken people to get up and start to work.
Is there even a constellation of the horse ?
The nearest one I can think of is the Centaur.
I consider long skinny legs to be a deformity.
Those are no good to me down here. Can't see either of them.Pegasus and Equuleus are two that come to mind ...
Oh yes, you can read any of the descriptions and think "Hey that's me all right, oh was I reading the wrong one" .Mum and I, in a rare moment of mutual purpose, worked out our signs many years ago. She thought it was the funniest thing ever that I was a Rooster. "That's you all right!" She laughed 'n laughed.
Then she found out she was a Snake and suddenly the whole thing was utter rubbish and it had her all wrong. .... and I laughed 'n laughed.
Every one of those character assessments is totally shameless in hedging it's bets. Each has diametrical opposite traits listed to cover all the bases. I cry crap!
Oh, everybody else already did? siiiiigh.
Those are no good to me down here. Can't see either of them.
We can see the Dog Star though (Sirius) and Canopus.
They're very bright... like me.
:smug:
I remember James Randi doing an experiment with college students. He gave each of them a sealed envelope that he said contained a description of their personality, based on their DOB which was in the college records. After each read the description he asked them to raise a hand if the description was accurate. Almost everyone did so. Then he had them swap descriptions and it was then that they discovered that the blurb was exactly the same in every envelope. And totally meaningless.
Lol that guy and Phil!
Cracking me up!
I remember James Randi doing an experiment with college students. He gave each of them a sealed envelope that he said contained a description of their personality, based on their DOB which was in the college records. After each read the description he asked them to raise a hand if the description was accurate. Almost everyone did so. Then he had them swap descriptions and it was then that they discovered that the blurb was exactly the same in every envelope. And totally meaningless.