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Thoughts about the "new" zodiac signs?
My "new" sign is a 180 for me... totally off.
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Re: Thoughts about the "new" zodiac signs?
I am disappointed I might not be a libra anymore, but to be honest, I don't even know what characteristics Libras and Virgos even have, so really, I'm not concerned. I don't really believe in zodiac signs anyway.
Although, I feel for anyone who has the new sign. GL pronouncing that!
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This is NOT going to be good for the oldest pickup line, "Hey baby, what's your sign?" It's a good thing I'm married because I just don't know how to answer that question anymore.
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This. It seems to be a bit of a misunderstanding:
But before astrology fans scrape the ink from their arms because they think they're now a Virgo instead of a Libra, they should consider this: If they adhered to the tropical zodiac - which, if they're a Westerner, they probably did ? absolutely nothing has changed for them.
That's worth rephrasing: If you considered yourself a Cancer under the tropical zodiac last week, you're still a Cancer under the same zodiac this week.
That's because the tropical zodiac ? which is fixed to seasons, and which Western astrology adheres to ? differs from the sidereal zodiac ? which is fixed to constellations and is followed more in the East, and is the type of zodiac to which the Star Tribune article ultimately refers.
-CNN (http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/01/13/no-your-zodiac-sign-hasnt-changed/ )