Heralding Natural Disaster

So I said at the beer festival we were probably due an earthquake somewhere. And we got one in the UK over the weekend. So last night a mate was saying that I had the ability to forecast (or prophesise) natural disaster. So I said:

Don’t be silly. I said there would be a volcanic eruption as well. Do you see any signs of that?

Except that as I was speaking, Mount Etna was erupting. So I’m left with several possibilities:

  • It’s all coincidence
  • I’m able to herald natural disaster
  • I’m able to cause natural disaster by thinking about it
  • The Big Guy is messing with my head

What next? I’m tempted to suggest that there will be some weather-related disaster, but I don’t know if I dare…


5 Responses to “Heralding Natural Disaster”

  1. Anthony responds:

    How about suggesting it’s going to rain £50 notes - that would be nice…

  2. Richard Conyard responds:

    Fair enough Jake, I’ll tell people to blame you. All I know is that a couple of dozen miles away I slept right through it without noticing a thing!

  3. Gill responds:

    You couldn’t predict that I’m going to win the lottery could you?

  4. the medicine lady responds:

    Well, there must be something in it- was the tornado in Kansas down to your magic powers?

  5. ThePickards » Blog Archive » Heralding Natural Disaster: Again responds:

    [...] It appears that after initially predicting earthquakes and volcanic eruptions — which there obviously were, my crack about the next one being weather related came true [...]


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