Blind Item #9
I'm guessing he probably should have seen this blind coming. Apparently producers have been making this reality star study 2-3 hours a day because he has missed so many facts about celebrities he should have known if he was real.
I'm guessing he probably should have seen this blind coming. Apparently producers have been making this reality star study 2-3 hours a day because he has missed so many facts about celebrities he should have known if he was real.
Posted by ent lawyer at 3:45 AM
Labels: blind item
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18 comments:
I have no idea wtf this blind means?
tyler henry
The subject of the blind item is a ghost or figment of imagination! So producers are hoping that his studying for multiple hours a day will make him "real." Makes perfect sense!
Tyler Henry...supposed to be a psychic and if he was a REAL psychic he would know certain things about celebrities. Hey, I'm started to understand Enty.....
Translation: He has missed a lot of facts about celebrities he was dealing with. Facts that he should have known, if he was a legitimate psychic.
Oh ok...but I see others have answered and now I'm supposed to believe psychics are real??
The stars say they are...
/sarcasm
He misses facts that he would know just coming to this blog.
I caught an episode of this show on a particularly slow, do-nothing day. It was so absurd and one-dimensional it was actually painful to the point where I just had to turn it off lol
I kinda like it, but I've been stuck on the sofa recovering from a fractured pelvis...and on drugs.
So, yeah...it probably sucks balls.
Holy fractured pelvis, Batman! That's awful. I hope you get well soon!
Haha like when Bobby brown is like 'I was married to Whitney Houston' and Tyler acted like he didn't know. I'm like...seriously why would anyone believe this.
People in Afghanistan know this, but a psychic doesn't.
I wish this guy would "connect" to Harry Houdini, who tell him to shove it up his occult hole.
Any "psychic" who believes what is real is not real is not acceptable.
That's how I read this blind item too! LOL. And then I was going to babble on in the comments section about that theory about how the Universe we live in now isn't even real and it's a 3D illusion (personally, I don't subscribe to this theory about the Universe—but it's a possibility I'm open-minded about).
A person who can REALLY see with their Third Eye can tell you things about yourself that even YOU didn't know about yourself.
It's like, they'll say something that'll make you go like, "HOW DARE YOU! YOU DON'T KNOW ME! SOD OFF!" And then like 1.5 years later, it happens for real (just like they said it would—down to the tiny details) and then you're like, "SHIIIT, should I apologise to that person, and tell them about how what they said came true?"
I've also had a psychic pull me aside to basically tell me to see a cardiologist pronto (she wasn't trying to scam me into giving her money, my money went to medical professionals—she just wanted to help, bless her heart). ??
It's not at all like what's depicted on TV shows by hateful skeptics who are pre-determined to 'debunk' (instead of explore) anything and everything they're incapable of wrapping their minds around. It's almost as if they purposely invite frauds (the kind who will give you cold-readings) to their show just so they can prove they were right.
Get well! ?✨
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