Mindless fun if you don't take it seriously...

Emotional masturbation for chicks. . .

I have this friend who was a fortune teller to pay for school. It became such good money that he dropped out and made it his career. The thing is he was getting really good responses from it. So much so that he started to believe his own hype. We talked about this a few times and one day I told him, on a lark, to say the opposite of what he thought. Just to see how the responses were. Can you see where this is going? The response was the same. His clients still thought that he was right about everything he said. Fortune telling is like anything else of supernatural/suspicious type stuff. If you believe in it you'll see evidence of it all around you. As for my friend. He is still a fortune teller. Like I said, its real good money. Only he no longer believes his own hype.

I love the reviews below that say its a scam... Well duhhhh. Its a carny folks, getting scammed a little is part of the deal.

Some of them are ridiculously entertaining, like the one who did my now ex and I the last time we did anything with the kids (after separation) She told us both we were in for a long happy married life and were quite content with each other.

I don't have anything to do with this devilish garbage.

Buy a Magic 8 ball instead.  

I don't personally believe in palm reading; it seems like a scam that's used to make money  off of unsuspecting people.

" . . . and THIS line here tells me that you'll be ripped off in the very near future . . . "

Some of them were obvious phonies,like the one who told us all that she saw us "Going to California" (maybe she was a Zep fan),or the one who said I came from a "big family" (I'don't).But some of them are suprisingly accurate,and many of them are at least entertaining in a cheesy,carnival sort of way.

I'd rather waste my money on a lottery ticket than a conversation with a Miss Cleo clone.

Its a scam.