Can you see the future? Try this test to find out your psychic abilities.

[Cleita]

http://www.psychics.co.uk/prediction/seeingthefuture.html

I just found this and thought it would be fun for ASAH members to test their abilities.

I scored 18 points.

[MorningGlow]

1. I'm not sure how I scored

If I could have two answers to some questions, then I scored 23. :shrug:

[rumpel]

2. Yes, on some I could answer 2 ways

but I also got a 22

[Why Syzygy]

3. Retake it, Cleita.

And give yourself two answers for each question.

[kentauros]

4. I think I ended up with 23 total,

partly because I had basically "all of the above" on the first question ;)

[Fire Walk With Me]

5. Yes, especially regarding large energetic events.

I don't know if it will work with this test, but sometimes I also clearly come up with what an actor is about to say. Ruins films and television shows! :rofl: No one ever talks about this downside to abilities. The ruination of linear entertainment, such as books.

[MorningGlow]

7. LOL my kid does that

He just turned 6 and shouldn't be able to make the leaps that he does. He's been predicting what's going to happen in the Harry Potter books on a regular basis--even in the seventh book, which I had worried was beyond his scope (boy was I wrong).

The most incredible one recently was when we were watching the new season of Top Gear (for those who haven't discovered it yet, it's a profoundly entertaining British car show with three loopy hosts and lots of crazy stunts). Oh yeah--since we downloaded the torrent of the show which has only been shown in the UK so far, I should say "Spoiler alert!" Anyway, the hosts of the show have a vendetta against the Morris Marina, and there's been a running gag about the car for years--every time they feature one on the show they drop a piano on it. It's very funny. In the most recent show, they had a Morris Marina, but it already had a piano resting on its roof, "to make sure that a piano isn't dropped on it". Ha ha...and then MG Jr. said, "I'll bet they're going to drop another piano on it anyway." And damned if that wasn't what they did. I didn't even see it coming!

With foresight like that, everything has got to be anticlimactic...
:rofl:

[Fire Walk With Me]

13. I knew upon reading your post that they would drop another piano...

...then again, if you understand such humour and such obvious trends, it may not take a psychic to do so :):hi:

[PinkTiger]

17. I Knew You Were Going To Say That!

I guess I'm physic.

[BlueIris]

18. Pink! (Nice to see you around.)

:-)

[southerncrone]

16. I love Top Gear, too!

I find the British immensely entertaining. Plus love sports cars.

[SheilaT]

6. Some of the questions didn't have

a choice that actually reflected my experiences.

Plus, I was really stopped dead by the "eyrie feeling" in the first question. I suppose they meant "eerie feeling". A simple spell check would have caught that.

[Cleita]

8. The test is from a British website. Their spelling is different from ours

in many ways. I don't know about eerie and eyrie but I think that might be it.

[SheilaT]

14. Well, according to an online

dictionary, "eyrie" is a lofty nest of a bird of prey, or a high altitude habitation. It's not a difference in spelling between British and American English. I'm quite familiar with those differences. This is a misspelling that spell check didn't catch, and it wasn't properly proofed.

[Callie McAllie]

9. Just a 17 for me

"Not bad. Even if you don't see the future you're probably very telepathic..." Which is pretty accurate. I also felt like some questions I could have answered two ways, but I'm not sure it would have bumped up my score enough to put me in another category.

[Kind of Blue]

10. That was fun, Cleita. Thanks!

23 was my score.

[BlueIris]

11. 22. nt

[Fire Walk With Me]

12. What is the name of the English Skunkworks? Their Black Ops folks?

Careful if anyone is contacted, even in a very roundabout manner.

[southerncrone]

15. I scored 21.