Looking for something to do after you Easter Sunday brunch? Bring your family and friends down to the 2nd session of the “Lazy Sunday Afternoon”.

Back by popular demand, Sure Exposure is proud to present the return of the “Lazy Sunday Afternoon”, on April 24. This time, Lune on Xinle Lu will take us all in and with the extra space this lovely venue offers us, we’re ready to pick up where we left off the last time.
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"Lazy Sunday Afternoon" is a first of its kind show in Shanghai. Combining Sunday afternoon laziness with friends and music by Shanghai’s King of Soul, Carlton J. Smith, Sure Exposure introduces a new outlet of nightlife – during the day.

Sure Exposure is a Shanghai based Tourism & Events consultancy which is looking to bring high quality events to the Shanghai scene. For more information, please have a look at our website www.sure-exposure.nl.

wdmrrsn wrote:The advancement in the technology has taken these readings to a higher level too. The tarot reading services through the phone and internet has made it really simplistic.

I thought this was a joke, funny as it reads. Apparently not.

Way back in 1998 or something, I called one of these psychic hotlines as a goof. I will live until I'm 70, I have a lot of pent up sexual tension, and, oh dang, I forgot the three lucky numbers she told me. A real bargain at $200 for about five minutes. A couple weeks later when my phone bill arrived, it stated in big bold type that this extra $200 was from some other unrelated service, and that my only obligation was to pay the actual phone bill. Simple.

Oh I remember this crock of bubbling of pig ecr.....t

Once went to a highly recommended psychic... Every answer was wrong.

Tarot, blowing on cards ,,,, I'd like to blow. Beware the skeleton of death !

Can I get a refund ? I'd like my 70 bucks cash back, now since you were 100% WRONG.

The power did not work on an unbeliever - except for the folding cash, the power suddenly believed in the rent, water and THE POWER which provides mystical real electricity.

Suckers...me incl.

Tarot - isn't it some kind of root vegetable used in Chinese cooking?

Oh, no, wait, it's a chocolate substitute. That's right.

I think that's carob!