How come I know your real name, then? I know that you are a news junkie. You like Jay Severin, and Sean Hannity. On your wall, you have a framed "Certificate of Appreciation" from the Marine Corps League, with the scarlet and gold Marine Corps seal right on it. You are married. Neither you or your husband relies on Social Security. I know the state you live in. I know the state you grew up in. The age of your daughter, information about the number of brothers you have, even what baseball team they support - together with your husband, although you are not really a big baseball fan. You have grandkids, and I can tell you the number and ages. You love drinking icy water. You don't like the Democratic Party. You are definitely not a liberal. You worry about your weight. You have seen the movie "Stolen Honor". When Bush won, you drank champagne with your husband. You have met Carlton Sherwood.
Want me to go on? It's all out there, neofight. It took me less than 10 minutes to track all this down on TVTalkshows. There's more. A lot more.
You're a regular blabberhead, when it comes to your personal information.
(YAWN) Dear Claus, you truly are such a bore. And so predictable, too. ;P
I have nothing to hide about my personal life, Claus. I willingly gave up all of that information while chatting amongst on-line friends.....and others. But I have to ask you......what is your point, exactly? I could understand if JE had included all of that information in the reading we've been discussing, but he didn't. Which is rather strange, don't you think? I mean, if one of our amateur cold-readers were going to do a reading for me, "neo", they would very likely have to resort to scanning the internet to pick out some useful little tidbit of information with which to impress me. As you can see, John Edward, psychic medium, has no such need. You must know that JE laughs at you guys for even thinking he has to cheat like that. In a good-natured way of course. lol
Also, think about this for a moment, would you please? Had JE somehow cheated and managed to collect all of those great facts to use in my reading, if he were clever and resourseful enough to do all that, you can be damn sure that he wouldn't have allowed that spectacular spot-on reading to simply go unvalidated and unclaimed. It would have been one of the best, most accurate readings I'd ever see him give. He deserved to have bragging rights about that one.
I kind of wish that he had persisted with Bill and thought to ask him if he had come to the seminar with anybody else, or if he knew anyone in the audience that this information may have been meant for. But alas, the seminar was winding down, John was tired from his efforts, and so the opportunity to complete the reading in the usual way, (with me and/or my husband directly) went down the tubes.
Sure, you do. On TVTalkshows, you were hoping year after year to get your own reading, so you yourself could bask in the undivided attention you gave those who already got theirs.
You're a strange bird, Claus. Of course it's interesting and exciting to get a reading from JE. I was thrilled to get one, even indirectly. When others got readings, especially those who really needed to hear from a loved one, I was very happy for them because it brought them comfort. And that, my prune Danish, is the reason that JE and other medums do this work. To bring people comfort, and to let them know that death is not the end of the line, and that the consciousness of those who've left us through death lives on. Love is eternal. That's the real message after all. Nothing else. So it wasn't all about me, or all about Bill, or any of the dozens of others who got read that day. It's about passing along that message of love. Don't you feel the love, Claus?
(FYI, the rolleyes smiley denotes sarcasm.)
