Aw, damn. I called it.

[Roamin11]

I've thus far called: 3 relationship break ups, 4 job/university acceptions, 11 university/collage declines, 1 god awful accident.

 

[Mcupobob]

You fell ten feet off of a four foot stage? Thats fucking amazing.

OT: I was driving back to my house with a friend, it was night time and were about to hit this nasty road thats just right before my house. I told him that some guy is going to blind me with his bright when we come around that blind corner, and sure enough it happen. Despite this road being in the middle of nowhere and it was 1: Am there still was some asshole coming around that corner going 60. Nearly took us off the road.

 

[Anarchemitis]

Man, Brain. That must have sucked.

 

[Hashime]

I am good at calling things, I do not forget most things I see or hear, and I notice small details well. That plus waay too much time reading psychology papers and just as much watching the discovery channel leaves me with a knock for predicting things. I am not astonishingly accurate though, people are by nature unpredictable.

 

[tombman888]

At my school we had a teacher we used to call Jesus (due to his facial hair) and me and my group of friends totally called that he would somehow be a criminal.

a few weeks later he was arrested for stealing building supplies from a construction site.

 

[Whitenail]

The sun rising every morning, I'm on a freakin' roll.

 

[zombiestrangler]

I've had what I think are small glimpses into the short future. I am speculatory on what it is, maybe I'm just realizing what I'm about to see because I've seen it before. or maybe it has more to do with the conciseness and its passage through time. I don't know but it messes with me, and amuses me when it happens.

This. Had it for years and still do. It was cute at first but now it's just annoying.

 

[TheWwwizard]

I can call the order of who's going to die in almost all horror movies... What's going to happen in an ongoing series (Plot twists character actions so on so forth.) I can usually tell how a relationship is going to end between two people. (Never myself though) I've only tried this once but I've managed to call what I was going to roll on dice too... Told my cousin "If there is ever going to be a time when I get the roll I need, it is going to be now." But in all fairness I have some pretty insanely good luck. Oh and on the luckiest night of the year in 2009 (9/9/09) I said to my friend "If there was ever going to be a day when something bad happened to me, it is going to be today." I got in a car accident because a pitch black dog appeared in the road in the middle of the night when I was driving home. I didn't call it specifically, but I knew SOMETHING was going to happen. (I knew to not swerve to miss animals, but for some reason I did, I'm just glad I was able to keep control of the car long enough to make sure no one got hurt.) (Two ditches on either side of the road one was all dirt and the other was lined with gravel, the car would have flipped, so I ended up drifting the back of the car into a tree to get it to stop, and I made sure it was on the side of the road with gravel because I was driving a van and trying to drift one of those on pavement would have caused a rollover.) I blame that accident on all unlucky bastards stealing my luck for the night.

*edit*
And if I was one of you and read this post, I would call me a liar.

 

[PeePantz]

I'm actually really good at foreseeing things. I think it's due to that I understand people very well because not only do I pick up on their wording, I can also read their body language quickly.

I always wanted to be a psychologist because of this and my understanding of people, but I gave up on it and find myself using it for "evil".

More OT though, during the preliminaries of the OJ trial, I responded to Kato Kaelin's questions at the TV before he said them (it was live). He said the same exact thing, verbatim. It was really freaky.

 

[Avaholic03]

All the time in hockey. I'm a huge fan of the Colorado Avalanche, and there are times when I can just feel we're about to give up a goal. It's especially sucky when it's late in the game, to either blow the lead or give up the game winning goal.

 

[roxasneo]

all the tf2 updates after pyro and medic?

 

[smithy_2045]

My foresight is embarrassingly bad most of the time.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

I call a lot of things. Like, a LOT.
Mostly because I seem to be the only fucking person I know with any sort of pattern recognition.

I could go into examples, but that would lead into the impression that those are the only ones. Seriously, I am a fucking WIZARD of prognostication, take my word for it.
I could set up shop with a fucking crystal ball and be tripping greens, yo.

 

[SovietSecrets]

I remember in band during my 8th grade year as I was sitting down I thought to myself that this chair is most likely going to tip over and I am going to fall as it is on an edge, sure enough 10 minutes later I was on the floor.

 

[VanQ]

My ability for forsight is pretty terrible when it comes to events, but when it comes to knowing exactly what people are going to do under X situation, it's always perfect. An example is when I told friend X that friend Y would go after his girlfriend if he broke up with her. He broke up with her anyway, and a week later friend Y asked her out and she said yes. Problem was friend X still loved his now ex and was only doing it to "show her he didn't need her." I also knew that this was why he did it, even though he didn't tell me until after.
There have been other times I've perfectly predicted a relationship, to the point people know that I know whats happening without needing to ask. And I'm lucky enough to not have a self 'blind spot,' I always know damn well what people think of me, sometimes I'm thankful for this, other times I just wish I didn't know.

 

[Tekkawarrior]

I've thus far called: 3 relationship break ups, 4 job/university acceptions, 11 university/collage declines, 1 god awful accident.

I'll get a word on my acceptance/decline today in a job application, which one is it dude?

 

[The Rockerfly]

Most business moves, half of them being fairly obvious to me but completely alien to others

 

[drbarno]

I called the ending of the latest Harry potter movie, as I wasn't too sure exactly at what point in the book they would leave it, and decided to go for

Spoiler

Dobby's death as it would definetly leave the movie as a downer ending. I blame Tvtropes for this kind of power

 

[ShadowsofHope]

99.9% of every plot-line that comes out of Hollywood in modern cinema.

Only 0.1% actually manages a curveball I can't guess with very detailed accuracy.

 

[_Janny_]

I managed to figure out which of the people in my uni group would hook up with each other long before it took place. I can't believe I'm the only one who wasn't surprised when it eventually happened.