Just a thought . . . . . . but if she's REALLY a psychic, why the need to advertise?
Shouldn't she know to call me?
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2 comments:
She KNEW you were going to post this on your blog and spread her advertising literally around the world. Brilliant!
But STILL, shouldn't she just KNOW which people to call?
OK, so maybe she's saving on her phone bill in this way. OK, that makes sense.
I see this sign nearly every day as I'm driving around town, and the mathematician in me can't help but see it as a paradox - kind of like:
"This sentence is false."
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