Os lo advertimos

Vale, ya sé que Plutón ahora no es un asteroide, sino que tiene la categoría de “planeta enano”, pero aún así me ha hecho gracia.

Por cierto, que los astrólogos están divididos. Pobrecillos:

Some astrologers, including leaders of the American Federation of Astrologers and the Astrological Association of Great Britain, are standing firmly by Pluto. They say they will continue to regard the icy orb as a full-blown planet with a powerful pull on our psyche, despite the astronomers’ decision.

“Whether he’s a planet, an asteroid, or a radioactive matzo ball, Pluto has proven himself worthy of a permanent place in all horoscopes,” says Shelley Ackerman, columnist for the spirituality Web site Beliefnet.com. Ms. Ackerman criticized the IAU for not including astrologers in its decision.

¿Astrólogos en una conferencia de astrónomos? Eso hubiese estado divertido de ver: “¿Eres Sagitario? Descubrirás una supernova en breve. Los cometas seguirán tan esquivos como siempre, pero no desesperes. De pasta, mal”.

Others warned that Scorpios — people born between Oct. 23 and Nov. 21 — should be especially cautious in the coming days because the sign is closely associated with Pluto.

“Scorpios can be extremely explosive, and very direct, and this could be the trigger that makes them explode,” says Milton Black, an Australian astrologer who claims to have more than 580,000 clients. Laura Bush, Hillary Clinton and Condoleezza Rice, take note. All three are Scorpios.

Condoleezza puteada, lo que nos faltaba. Y todo por un trozo de roca, que ni tiene petróleo ni nada…

(Al cartel que aparece arriba del todo llegué a través de Boing Boing: Pluto dissed and pissed y sí, es producto del retoque fotográfico.)

[tags]plutón, astrólogos[/tags]