Soothsayer in Surrey? Yell.com!
Frank has left us a sacred offering. I have spared you a photograph, although I was tempted.
The severed head of a small rodent and its expertly extracted intestines lie by the back door, awaiting interpretation by a handy haruspex.
Apparently, entrail reading is approximately as accurate as the polygraph test employed in the US legal system.
I put "soothsayer" into Yell.com. Surprisingly it gave me two results.
The first was for a vintage comic store in Glasgow. The second was for a CBT practitioner in Surrey!
Ms Melancholy? Any comments?
The severed head of a small rodent and its expertly extracted intestines lie by the back door, awaiting interpretation by a handy haruspex.
Apparently, entrail reading is approximately as accurate as the polygraph test employed in the US legal system.
I put "soothsayer" into Yell.com. Surprisingly it gave me two results.
The first was for a vintage comic store in Glasgow. The second was for a CBT practitioner in Surrey!
Ms Melancholy? Any comments?
Labels: haruspex, soothsayer
6 Comments:
Our cat devours the whole lot except some weird little entraily bit which then has to be scraped off the doorstep, charming! Suppose it adds a whole new layer to 'contemplating your navel'
Ah ... the caecum - essentially the bit next to / including the appendix, which is absolutely rammed with bacteria. Even Ruby won't eat that bit ... !
Stray I think you'll find CBT can do anything: even foretell the future, oh yes. There's nothing it isn't clinically proved it can't do
Bobo - you are spot on there sir. I have yet to see any kind of conclusive evidence that CBT can't turn water into wine either. I think you may be doing the wrong training sir ... ;)
My cats left me a wonderful present of a small mouse expertly placed in my bed the other day.... how they must really love me! I am seeking CBT's magical and mystical powers to empower me to get over the shock!
QH5rEO The best blog you have!
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