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Subtle Hints of Oncoming Death
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When you go "huh, that's weird" when you should be GOING! NOW!!
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THE OMEN: Thy hound, cat, or other creature doth hold its head nigh unto, or against, a wall or the earth.

THE REMEDY: Hie thee with thine animal to a physician of beasts forthwith!

THE OMEN'D: Thy companion may suffer a grievous affliction of the nerves, with torment most dire, and in end, death.
A dog tilting its head down in order to press the top of its head against the wall. https://face4pets.wordpress.com/2014/11/07/what-is-head-pressing-in-dogs-and-cats/ Three pictures of cats with their faces against the wall. While some may not appear to be physically touching their face/head against the wall, these are still signs of Head Pressing. https://coleandmarmalade.com/2019/01/29/head-pressing-in-cats-a-must-read-for-all-cat-owners/ Head-pressing in sheep with Polioencephalomalacia (PEM), also referred to as cerebrocortical necrosis (CCN) (a serious neurological disease that if untreated can lead to severe spinal spasms, blindness, and eventually, death) Two drawn images, one of a dog pressing its head against the wall, and another of a cat laying with its face/head pressed into the floor. https://face4pets.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/head-pressing-dog.jpg
August 21, 2025 at 9:52 PM
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THE OMEN: Thy hair doth sudden uprouse itself whilst thou art out-of-doors.

THE REMEDY: Hie thee WITHIN forthwith! If thou canst not, stoop thee low upon the earth, yet lie NOT prostrate. Stand upon thy toes (tread little) & cover thine ears.

THE OMEN'D: Anon shall a bolt of lightning smite thee.
Michael McQuilken, right, was 18 when he and his brother, Sean, 12, climbed California's Moro Rock in 1975. Minutes after the photo was taken, the two were struck by a bolt of lightning. They survived with serious injuries, but another hiker was killed. The photo was used for years to warn about the dangers of pending lightning strikes. Description: Two people on a mountain in dense cloudy weather. They're smiling, posing for a picture. A significant portion of the hair on both of their heads is standing up on its own. https://www.nbcnews.com/healthmain/decades-later-hair-raising-photo-still-reminder-lightning-danger-6c10791362 Michael McQuilken's sister, Mary, 15, was also on Moro Rock on Aug. 20, 1975, although (unlike her brothers) she escaped injury. Description: Similar to the previous photo, much of a person's longer hair stands on end.
August 19, 2025 at 4:18 PM