The Ugh of Being Psychic

Yep. I have embraced the fact that I am psychic. True or not, I will own it.

But it gets frustrating sometimes.

I re-opened my old site Coffeespark a month ago. It was a self help site for people needing advice. But after I guested on an internet podcast as "Jobert the Psychic Dude", the site has become more of a psychic question site.

Nothing bad about that. It's still a pseudo help site but it's me dishing out my psychic blather.

Now, it's again changed to a stump-the-psychic site. Questions on name, color of the house, etc. etc. has begun springing up.

If I want to spend the whole night just making a fool of myself, I'd just probably go to a bar and drink myself silly. Or just go trolling on some other site. It's just sooo frustrating.

But I do think that I still help out others despite this. I just fear, knowing myself, that this will just escalate and I'll end up closing Coffeespark again.

‘Bukas-Kotse Gang’ victimizes former ambassador and Navy man

MANILA, Philippines – A former ambassador and a member of the Philippine Navy fell victim to the “Basag-Kotse Gang” in Pasay City Friday, police said Monday.
Citing reports from the Pasay City police, Southern Police District spokeswoman Chief Inspector Jenny Tecson said that unidentified suspects smashed one of the windows of owned by former ambassador Milo Barry Gusi’s Mistubishi Montero (PJI-648) before ransacking the vehicle for valuables...

With Maricaban just a stone's throw away from the Resorts World area, it's not surprising to have crimes like this happening around there. Maricaban is a known haven for criminals, drug pushers, and addicts.
I heard that a lot have been complaining already about the crimes there but no one's reporting it since it will affect the business in the Resorts World/Maxims area.

Armed Forces of the Philippines not laughing on WWII cemetery pictures

A soon-to-be-wed couple has drawn the ire of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) for conducting a “wacky” prenuptials photo shoot at the Libingan ng mga Bayani that spread on social networking sites and online forums this week.
AFP spokesperson Commodore Miguel Rodriguez said the couple, identified only as Ruskin and Priscilla, trivialized the resting place of the country’s heroes by striking wacky poses, stepping on and prancing around the white crosses marking the graves of unknown soldiers who died in World War II....

Hmm... these are World War II soldiers? Most probably died during the war. I wouldn't want to piss off those kind of ghosts..