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16 Sep 18 - 06:49 PM (#3951004) Subject: William Lilly, horary astrologer From: keberoxu I just heard about this specific incident. It's supposed to be true. The main character is one William Lilly; the location is near Hersham; the date is February 20, 1638. And the question is: Who Stole My Fish? |
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16 Sep 18 - 06:56 PM (#3951008) Subject: RE: BS: someone stole his fish From: michaelr There is no astrological evidence that science is anything but a medieval superstition. |
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16 Sep 18 - 07:03 PM (#3951010) Subject: RE: BS: someone stole his fish From: keberoxu Thanks for giving me a good laugh, michaelr. |
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18 Sep 18 - 06:57 PM (#3951470) Subject: RE: BS: someone stole his fish From: keberoxu re - fish |
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19 Sep 18 - 06:36 AM (#3951557) Subject: RE: BS: someone stole his fish From: Doug Chadwick I don't believe in astrology, which is a typical Sagittarian attitude. DC |
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19 Sep 18 - 08:23 AM (#3951584) Subject: RE: BS: someone stole his fish From: Senoufou I don't either Doug, but I'm prepared to accept that others do. That's a very balanced, Libran attitude. :) |