My Little Run-in with MSN Tarot
Alright, so I wanna talk about something kinda random today – this thing I remember messing with called ‘msn tarot’. It feels like ages ago, honestly. I was probably just clicking around on the main MSN page, you know, checking news headlines or the weather, standard stuff.
Then I spotted it. Tucked away in some corner, maybe under a ‘lifestyle’ or ‘entertainment’ section. Curiosity got the better of me, like it usually does. I thought, “Huh, tarot cards online? Let’s see what this is about.” So, I clicked into it.
I remember the process being pretty straightforward. Nothing too fancy.
- First, I think I had to choose a type of reading, like a ‘daily draw’ or maybe a simple ‘three-card spread’ for past-present-future.
- Then, you’d click on these digital cards. They probably had some generic-looking backs.
- After clicking, the cards would flip over, showing the image and the supposed meaning.
The actual reading? Honestly, it’s all a bit fuzzy now. I don’t recall getting any life-altering insights or anything dramatic. It was mostly pretty generic advice, the kind of stuff that could apply to almost anyone. You know, “You might face a small challenge” or “An opportunity could arise.” Stuff like that.
I probably did it a few times just for kicks. It was a simple distraction, something to do for five minutes when I was bored. Didn’t take it seriously at all. It felt more like an online quiz than any real kind of fortune-telling.
Looking back, it was just one of those quirky little features the internet used to have sprinkled all over the place. Less polished, maybe a bit clunky, but part of the charm of that era online. Haven’t seen anything quite like that specific ‘msn tarot’ thing in years. Just another digital fossil, I guess.
