Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968959)

In the cases of those who had accurate predictions - Did the 'psychic' not ask you anything at all? I ask cuz it would be very freaky for them to predict things about people they know absolutely nothing about. Did they know your name or anything like that?

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 5968925)

That kind of stuff completely throws me off then because I'm not at all a believer in God or spiritual/religious

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 5968926)

..I guess you don't know how many she got right Lee..?..

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 5968965)

She didn't ask me anything at all and what she told me was something I didn't even know was true myself until a while after. She didn't know me and she didn't know my friend either

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5968972)

Yeah, I'm the same Niamh.. but there's too much to these things to simply be fobbed off as con artists



She got everything right.. there's no guessing with this woman. She's quite grumpy too apparently.. if you don't take what she's saying, she just moves on without probing further.

She told my sis she had a paul who had died in a carcrash, my sis said she couldn't think who thst could be, and the woman snapped at her "well he's here so I can assure you you know him"

We had a family friend who died in a crash about 8 years ago.. my sis just hadn't thought about him in a while and didnt know him as well as my mum and I did.

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968976)

Vague.

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 5968948)

Freaked out that she never said you'd marry Liam Neeson? :laugh:

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968959)

In the cases of those who had accurate predictions - Did the 'psychic' not ask you anything at all? I ask cuz it would be very freaky for them to predict things about people they know absolutely nothing about. Did they know your name or anything like that?

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968973)

Could it have been something she picked up in your body language? I'm such a skeptic that I struggle to believe that people can come out with random true facts on a whim. Do you think there could be anything that could have given her some kind of clue to the fact she got right?

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968976)

Vague.

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5968972)

Yeah, I'm the same Niamh.. but there's too much to these things to simply be fobbed off as con artists



She got everything right.. there's no guessing with this woman. She's quite grumpy too apparently.. if you don't take what she's saying, she just moves on without probing further.

She told my sis she had a paul who had died in a carcrash, my sis said she couldn't think who thst could be, and the woman snapped at her "well he's here so I can assure you you know him"

We had a family friend who died in a crash about 8 years ago.. my sis just hadn't thought about him in a while and didnt know him as well as my mum and I did.

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5968979)

Its not that vague.. how many people know a paul who died in a carcrash. I cant write everything she said, but she was anything but vague

Originally Posted by Apple202 (Post 5968985)

that's not vague in the slightest :conf:

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968994)

Did she say car crash specifically? Alarm bell rang for me when you said your sister didnt know the person all that well. That sounded too similar to experiences my sister has had.

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5968994)

Did she say car crash specifically? Alarm bell rang for me when you said your sister didnt know the person all that well. That sounded too similar to experiences my sister has had.

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5969009)

Yes she specifically said Paul who died in a car crash. This was the vaguest example by the way... everthing else she said was spot on.

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5969004)

Most people know someone who's called Paul, most people know someone who was killed in car crash. It vague alright. I'm surprised she didnt start listing names that began with P - Peter, Phillip etc when the name paul was rejected.

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5969012)

Were you there when it happened ?

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5969016)

That's my point. She doesn't try the other name thing. She assures you that you know him and moves on.

This eoman doesn't charge either btw.

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5969017)

No

Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 5969023)

Aha. So you heard this 2nd hand?

Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 5968984)

No not at all, I had no idea that my friend was even suffering from depression myself at that time, she'd moved away so i didn't get to see her as much as I used to so it would have been very easy to hide it from me. Also, she gave me her name, I don't think there's anyway she could have picked up on a specific name from my body language :laugh:

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 5969027)

Erm, yeah. From my sister, not a stranger! She has absolutely no reason to lie at all.

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ (Post 5969032)

1 in 4 people suffer with depression at some point in their lives. It's an educated guess.