Friday, February 10, 2006

THE PROPHECIES

“When the cockerel crows thrice, at the same time as the iron bird ejects a large box into the minch, a short man will hop east and find his leg.

The woman who smells of gorgonzola should beware of changes, for a dark haired man will soon ask for cranberry stilton.

A strange, odorous creature lurks in the depths of the waters off Skye, half man and half fish. The creature is known to islanders and he is the one you seek. Look west into the setting sun and you will find the creature by his silhouette.

The one who asks about money will only have one opportunity to return it. The merchant banker will seek this money, as he considers the benefits of funding a unique musical event. Funding will be granted only if the money is returned, but Coinneach Crow warns that this musical production will bring many problems to the island. A baby will be born during the production. Beware of this child for he will not be like others.

Coinneach Crow does not prophecy for personal gain, only for the greater good.

The one who is being followed should not fear. Someone is trying to return something to you.

Coinneach Crow hears noises inside a fair woman’s ear. She must remove the noises from her ear before driving inside mechanical box.

The whales! The whales! They are off course. The strange creature, half man and half fish, disrupts the harmony of the sea. Look west into the setting sun. Find his silhouette and remove the creature from the minch. Only then will whales swim straight at the channel.

Women will travel in back of mechanical box, only when dog travels in the front.

Coinneach Crow has spoken.”

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