stackyFACTSWatching a flock of pigeons take off isn't just an annoyance in a city square; it's a way to read the future. The direction and formation of flying birds supposedly spell out detailed prophecies.
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If a dog barks once, a stranger approaches. If it howls, disaster strikes. Cynomancy turns every noise your pet makes into a serious omen, entirely ignoring…
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Examining the internal organs of a fish or watching how living fish swim in a tank to make major life choices. It gives an entirely new, deeply uncomfortable…
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Having a rodent infestation is suddenly a brilliant opportunity for spiritual growth. Enthusiasts watch how mice scurry across a room and use their frantic…
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Looking at literal crap to map out upcoming life events is a genuine documented practice. Enthusiasts study the shape, size, and general trajectory of dung…
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Observing the way a snake wraps around a stick or moves through the grass to predict impending doom. Given that most people run away from snakes, this field…
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If a cat sneezes, someone is getting married. If it washes its face, expect company. Felidomancy takes the already chaotic and unpredictable actions of…
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