Well, I would be an Aries. Down from a Taurus. So F that. I've met aries, and I dont have a single friend that is one. Not to offend anyone, cause I'm not saying every Aries is like that, but the ones I've met were complete and total dicks.
I went from a bull to a ram. My element also changed from earth to fire which doesn't really fit.shewolf51 said:If I were born after 2009, I'd still be a Sagittarius. Woo! An archer!
ThisJaded Scribe said:Um, none, seeing as I wasn't born after 2009 (the new calendar only relates to those born after 2009).
But, if I were, I'd now be a Taurus instead of a Gemini, which is LAAAAAAAMMMMEEEE. (Don't get me wrong, Tauruses are cool, I just don't want to be one)
Ah fair enough then, TIME magazine wasn't the best source to trust but I've never been big on astrology beyond knowing my sign and a couple of the personality traits it's meant to give me.Jaded Scribe said:They weren't from the beginning, it is because of the slow, gradual shifting of the earth over the last 3000 years. The new sign, Ophiucus, is specifically for those born after 2009 in every article I've seen, and it was the adding of the sign that significantly shifted the zodiac calendar.
Astrology is also not 100% celestial based. It also pulls from the solstices and the equinoxes and other terrestial phenomena, meaning that the change is not as big until the 13th sign had to be inserted.
Pretty much everyone I know has fit into the description of their sign for as long as I've known them, regardless of whether they believed in astrology or not.
If you're actually interested, dig around your local library for a book called Power Astrology [http://www.amazon.com/Power-Astrology-Robin-Macnaughton/dp/0671671812/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295038207&sr=8-1]. It goes into some better info than the dime-store and web-based descriptions.The Maddest March Hare said:Ah fair enough then, TIME magazine wasn't the best source to trust but I've never been big on astrology beyond knowing my sign and a couple of the personality traits it's meant to give me.Jaded Scribe said:They weren't from the beginning, it is because of the slow, gradual shifting of the earth over the last 3000 years. The new sign, Ophiucus, is specifically for those born after 2009 in every article I've seen, and it was the adding of the sign that significantly shifted the zodiac calendar.
Astrology is also not 100% celestial based. It also pulls from the solstices and the equinoxes and other terrestial phenomena, meaning that the change is not as big until the 13th sign had to be inserted.
Pretty much everyone I know has fit into the description of their sign for as long as I've known them, regardless of whether they believed in astrology or not.
Thanks for clearing it up anyway![]()
And it can be surprising how often people do fit their sign, even if they don't realise it. Although I'm far from being as social and extroverted as many summaries of Saggitarians would have me believe I should be..