Horoscopes, what do you think?

Not much…

If you believe in all that, go for it.
If not… ew!

That it might be fun to do for a good laugh. If I were seeing someone who seriously believed in horoscopes and changed their plans for the day around it…well, it would probably become a deal-breaker for me.

Over the years, I have discovered that my horoscopes are about 75% accurate. Comparing my wifes astrological sign with mine, has proven to be very correct. We are exact opposites. After understanding this, we have avoided the “no push buttons”, in order to avoid a conflict with each other. Many people do not believe in horoscopes. I do.

Personally I don’t take them too seriously. Compatiblity is based on other things, not horoscopes!

I don’t pay too much attention to them as I am too busy interpreting the coffee grounds in the bottom of the cup ;)

I think horoscope is fun,sometime it tells the truth. At least,it’s not mandatory,like religion.

They can be fun, but I wouldn’t base any major life decisions on them.

I think it’s a bunch of bunk. Sorry. I am a scorpio by the way. I read it personally for just entertainment purposes only.

Haha…I didn’t believe in them until I found out that my star sign and my partners are perfectly compatible. That was very convenient!

Seriously though, I actually avoid reading my horoscopes in case I read something that I don’t like!

I read mine from the day before to see if they got it right. :P Really, I think it’s fun but not something I would let guide my life.

Sun sign astrology, the kind you read in the newspaper, is trash. The real stuff of astrology is better at sites like Neptunecafe.com and Astropro.com. You’ll find no personal horoscopes on these sites. You can have them done, but that costs.

A simple rule for reading your horoscope is to know your rising sign, the astrological sign that was on the horizon at the time of your birth. Read the horoscope for that sign, not where your sun happens to be placed.

Bogus, if you have a twin sibling like me :) Takes away from what’s supposed to happen that day when I read the newspaper…