You can talk at me until you are blue in the face, but you will never convince me that people aren't affected by the phase of the moon. Especially the full moon. And especially crazy people. How's your day going?
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Uh oh. I'd like some elaboration on that, please. :)
Ben Johnson said:
all evidence is against it, but all belief is for it.
The full moon notion is in our collective memories, probably for good.
I certainly believe the full moon theory. Whenever my office is going particularly crazy, I always ask if it is a full moon. Usually is.
Freakgirl, elaboration? People crazy. On any given day, I'd say 20-30% of the people I see are off their nut. After last night's full moon, I'd say that number jumps to 50%...minimum. You look them in the eye and it's wild in there. Wild like you haven't seen since you looked in the mirror two days before your thesis was due or when you think you're gonna get banged for the first time that night or when you think that if you shut the door once it won't keep you nearly as safe as if you do it twelve times. What a day. What. A. Day.
ur-spo, true dat. I'm sure most of the power lies not in the moon itself, but in the pool of our collective unconscious/subconscious/vibratory energy of the universe. Don't get me started on the "we're all one" stuff. Has that ever been more palpable than since the dawn of all these internet connections between folks? Blogs are like a metaphor for our quantum connections. Or are they the actual thing? I'm never sure. ;-)
Maddie, I'll say it again. Folks crazy.
If you've ever worked in an ER you know that this is true. But other natural events bring out the crazies in us too....try being the mother of 3 boys, living on the beach in Florida when it's raining! :-)
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