Tuesday, 3 April 2007 07:45 pm
Another New Yorker Cartoon Coincidence?
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deckardcanineOn my New Yorker cartoon calendar today, a glum man leaving for work tells his wife, "It's Bring Your Personal Demons to Work Day."
This evening, since my landlord's family hasn't returned, I took in and sorted the day's mail. It included an issue of The New Yorker. I couldn't resist looking at the cartoons inside. One of them showed a beat-up, angry psychiatrist telling his patient, "You left your demons here last week."
What timing. You'd almost think something supernatural was at work here.
This evening, since my landlord's family hasn't returned, I took in and sorted the day's mail. It included an issue of The New Yorker. I couldn't resist looking at the cartoons inside. One of them showed a beat-up, angry psychiatrist telling his patient, "You left your demons here last week."
What timing. You'd almost think something supernatural was at work here.
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Just a few days ago I was reading a little bit about Korean culture, and it so happens that Koreans (or atleast the elders) hate the number 4. SO, I dismissed the the thought as a silly superstition.
But, that Night (or day) at I woke up to a classical song and checked my clock. It read 4:44 (kind of like 666) and that truely creeped me out.
*BTW the #4 to Koreans is like the #13 to Americans.
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