I think I broke their brains.

[azurelunatic]

Did a reading for someone. Not because they asked, but because I just needed to. I'll share the results with them when I get a moment with them.

The jolly team member asked about the cards, and what those particular ones meant. I said I couldn't say: confidentiality. Who it was for? Couldn't say either.

This brought out my clergy card, and my religion.


I also broke the brain of the high-strung guy who's the other half of the dynamic combination with that lady, by declaring that I didn't watch TV ( this after he asked me if I could set him up with that one chick from Charmed)... hehe. Evidently he went without TV for 6 months once...

Comments

[dawn-again.livejournal.com]

HAHAH I broke somebody's brain today by whipping out MY clergy card too!

[azurelunatic]

*snicker*

[iroshi.livejournal.com]

Umm. Clergy...card?

[azurelunatic]

Cute little wallet-sized "Hi, I'm clergy" ID from the ULC.

Re:

[iroshi.livejournal.com]

*sigh* Does that work? Do people not ask about it? Do people then ask about the theology of the ULC? What do you *say*? Do you give *your* theology for the theology of the ULC? How do you explain the ULC without making it sound like an invalid piece of paper?

Have considered getting one, but people usually accept my statement that I am an ordained minister. *shrug* Maybe they would ask _less_ questions if I just had the card than they do with my statements?

[azurelunatic]

They were asking N%. For N%, it's more simple to show the card.