If you were at the flee market and saw a tarot reader there...

[Lady Freedom]

Would you spend $10 bucks for a reading?

[crimsonblue]

1. Hell no. that crap is stupid. n/t

[Lady Freedom]

3. That's 1.

[Capn Sunshine]

17. 1 dollar?

for a buck, I'd do it
I have a great story about crushing on a Gypsy girl in Santa Monica as a youth

[ZombieHorde]

2. If I was single, and she was attractive, I would consider it.

[Lady Freedom]

4. What does being single have to do with it?

It can be great foreplay if you take your wife and let the reader know what you are up to. heck I know a guy that used a reader to help propose to his now wife.

[ZombieHorde]

9. It can be great foreplay if you take your wife and let the reader know

That makes sense.

used a reader to help propose to his now wife

Sounds fun and romantic.

[Lady Freedom]

22. Most tarot readers are romantics by heart.

[crimsonblue]

5. ok, I'd get a reading them, I suppose.

:evilgrin:

[Deep13]

6. A reading of what?

Well, I guess it is "no" then. The technique of cold reading to ascertain details about a stranger's life is too well documented for psychics, card-readers or necromancers to be anything but frauds.

[Lady Freedom]

7. that's 2.

But it is a great bit of entertainment!

[Deep13]

11. Two what? Names for the shit list?

What do you expect the responses to be? :shrug: I guess like a lot of magic tricks, it is not as entertaining if the audience knows how it is done.

[Lady Freedom]

18. For every 3 that say no, 1 says yes and becomes a regular costumer!

:evilgrin:

[DarkTirade]

8. Hell no. I hang out with pagans, I can get it done for free.

:P

[Lady Freedom]

10. You don't count.

But do you have fun with it?

[DarkTirade]

12. Sure. Not ten bucks worth of fun though.

I'm a cheap bastard. :)

'sides, it's something I prefer to do with friends. I think it's better if there's a connection between the reader and the readee.

[LynneSin]

13. What the hell is a Flee Market - is that a market you run like hell from

:eyes:

[Lady Freedom]

14. Sorry, hit the "e" twice. Flea market.

[Jamastiene]

15. I might spend $2 just for fun, but I wouldn't

do it for any other purpose but entertainment. Ten bucks is a bit steep for me.

[Lady Freedom]

16. Split the diffrence.

$5!

[Jamastiene]

28. $2.50 maybe...

:P

Only in the DU Lounge would we actually bargain over a hypothetical tarot card reader.
:rofl:

[Mojambo]

19. Nah. I always head straight for the divining rod section.

Maybe pick up a few crystal balls and other worthless pseudo-spiritual crap along the way.

[Lady Freedom]

23. So if they were selling stuff as well, you may stop and buy?

[Wapsie B]

20. I got one last year at one of those flee markets.

But she was being sponsored by some company in town so the readings were free. I'm just sitting here waiting for the financial windfall she told me about.

[Lady Freedom]

24. That's why they say " for entertainment only".

Did you have fun.

[Wapsie B]

25. Yes it was fun.

I had always wanted to do one of those, along with a palm reading. Just part of my curious nature I guess.

[Hell Hath No Fury]

21. Probably nod.

I am very, very finicky about who reads my cards and that set-up would feel too much like thos people who dress in "gypsy" or other exotic costumes and have neon signs with crystal balls and stars. Ick. Not exactly confidence inspiring.

[MissMillie]

26. I'd flee at a flee market

but at a flea market, I might be willing to pay for that, just for the fun of it.

[trof]

27. Thanks

Saved me the correction.