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I get very upset, althought not really hot, when people are rude about Diss.

I spent a very nice pre-Christmas weekend there with my family one year.


I have made all important decisions in my life based on my knowledge of myself and my situation, the information available to me and the opinions of those I trust and nothing has turned out how I expected and most of the time I don't feel any more in control than I would if I was letting the tea leaves decide.


Having said that, I agree that, becuase the people using them beileve in them, these things are not just harmless fun but potentially exploitative and dangerous and that Gillian McKeith is a seriously unhealthy and dysfuncitonal role model and doesn't understand even basic science. At all.

Gillian McKeith is actually evil! I remember seeing her programme once, and she told this lady of approx 45/50ish, who had once been a model, that she was going to give her a makeover. She then had a make up artist go to work and make the woman look really old with bags under eyes, and cracked skin.


Now this is the cruelest bit, before showing her the mirror, she came in and put a tiara and sash on the woman, and then put the mirror in front of her!


The woman was absolutely distraught, and the good Dr (WTF?) calmly told her this is what she'd look like if she ever had a red wine again!


She is a fecking nasty nasty piece of work, and if she ever came in to my home, I would slap her face with a raw steak (before cooking it in a load of fat and topping it with a very creamy sauce, and eating it with a huge glass of red!).

Yeah, my friend's an idiot, but a lovely idiot, and she won't be dissuaded and continues to palm over the cash.


To my mind the whole shebang is about taking advantage of the vulnerable - hell, everyone likes to talk about themselves, and essentially that's what you're paying for - read my palm and tell me I'm fabulous. But this bint told my friend that her abusive boyfriend was her destiny and so she stuck with him against everyone sensible's advice.


I want to go round the tarot woman's (for such she is) house and slap her silly with Keef's steak.

Argh, destiny, what a load of c**p.


I agree these things tend to take advantage of people. If you really need someone to listen to your problems, you'd be better off seeing a counsellor. Not that all of them are brilliant, but at least they shouldn't spout complete and utter rubbish like destiny.


Oh, and agree wholeheartedly about McKeith... that woman is hardly a good advertisment for her lifestyle - she looks drawn taut in the face - not exactly raidiantly healthy.


And the program is a joke, pick anyone who is huge and eats a scary diet and get them to lay off and eat some more veggies and fruit for a month and of course they will lose weight, but it doesn't really prove her way is ideal, just not as bad as what they were doing before.

Careful, according to today's stars, if like me you're gemini:

"Now that Pluto has arrived back in Capricorn take another look at your curtains to see if alterations need to be made."


and Aquarius:

"Mars confirms that the parcel you were expecting last week is being kept for you at Thornwood Post Office, but only until Tuesday."

This a crafty snap I took on honeymoon of the Teapot moving into Uranus. People aren't usually aware of it because it's a southern hemisphere event.


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Brendan, I'm surprised you're not familiar given your background, but I understand in SA it's known as a 'Welcome Entry'.

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