Sophie
Actually, I wouldn't mind if someone took the ruddy thing off me. But a friend gave it to me, so I have a certain attachment to it. I reckon that deck would twist anyone else round its little border. It would give snide readings like:Mariana said:Phew. You wouldn't want the deck to be taken away from you and placed with a foster reader, of course.
"go on, give him a call, you know you like him and I'm telling you he likes you too!"
...only to have the poor querent in tears after calling, having spoken to the man's girlfriend.
Some decks really do need therapy. Some need flowers, and some need a whack. And some readers need their heads examined (whistling, looking up at the ceiling).
You know, though - I think there is a heaven for decks. It's called Ebay - but you have to believe in reincarnation to use it .
ROFL! What I want to know is - does it take itself for Isaiah, and claim to tell you your whole future and that of your people, does it hate you for shrinking it, or has shrinking had a beneficial effect?shelikes2read said:I called a deck shrink once. All he did was shrink my deck! Now it's the size of a keychain.