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Samantha Reads Your Stars
If you were born this week: Your approach to most
things is based on logic rather than emotions. You seek
new experiences as a flower seeks the sun. You are very
tolerant of other persons different beliefs and behaviors. You are interested humanitarian in efforts and are
extremely fair.
ARIES (3-21/4-19): If the full
moon has his way, Aries,
expect a perfectly flirty, frolicking time of good loving. It's a
chatty week, too, as all sorts of
news flies back and forth. Look
for a difference of opinion and
days end on the upbeat.
TAURUS (4-20/5-20): Smooth
talkers approach you this
week, Taurus, with propositions involving both your time
and talent and your money.
Check out all angles. Later,
someone's retraction may be
for the best and days shut with
a bang.
GEMINI (5-21/6-20): Close
associate is willing to talk turkey but may have trouble getting started. You take the Initiative. Gem, to get the show on
the road. Later, your famous
flexibility is important, as you
must change gears speedily.
MOONCHILD (6-21/7-22):
Don't be rushed into absolute,
definitive statements about
anything before your're ready,
Moonbeam. An S.O.S. asks for
your help. Give your support
without shouldering the whole
load yourself, angel. Days zip
by.
LEO (7-23/6-22): Cupid makes
your social scene for oodles of
lighthearted fun. Someone
enjoys playing the butterfly;
keep jealousy out of the
picture, Leo. Later, a change of
plans may cause you extra
work and week ends with a
meeting.
VIRGO (8-23/9-22): Family
matters and outside affairs
both put heavy demands on
you in week ahead. Virgo. Even
you. capable one, cannot be in
three places at once. Do find
time for a heart-to-heart with a
certain person. Week runs off.
LIBRA (9-23/10-23): Piece
together news from various
sources to turn a puzzle Into a
complete picture, Libby. Look
for an invitation, an offer you
can refuse and you just might
see a bad penny turn up again.
Later, Cupid comes a-caflin'!
SCORPIO (10-24/11-22): This
week poses temptations to put
your fingers into a dozen pies.
You can't do justice to all of
them. Scorp, but you can really
do a number on just a few.
Choose with care; roll up your
sleeves; and dig in!
SAGITTARIUS (11-23/12-21):
It's a people-week ahead, Saj,
with lots of activity and relationships highlighted. Try to
conserve financial resources
and keep your budget at least
semi-balanced. Latter days are
chock full of sugar and spice.
CAPRICORN (12-22/1-19):
Appearances can be deceptive.
Cappy, and you might have to
watch for one whose actions
just don't match his words.
And, in your spare time, you
may be winding up a project
with a thousand loose ends.
Good luck!
AQUARIUS (1-20/2-19): Use
your ingenuity and creativity to
develop and expand your
goals. Discussions with friends
can add valuable insight,
Aquari. Later, don't believe
everything you hear and be
carefui not to take chance
words personally.
PISCES (2-20/3-20): Make a
list of your priorities at the
beginning of the week and
stick to 'em. Be prepared to
attend a command performance and give a speech. Ignore
one who pout«v**nd sulks. And
don't lose your list, Pisces
babe!
(c) 1961 Suburban Features
Trend by Henry McClurg
Dyke shot?
There's a trend in Houston gay bars toward more
gentlemenly (or lady-like, whatever the case)
pool. That is, pool played more professionally.
If you don't make the shot you were trying for
but accidentally make another of your balls, you
pass the turn over to your opponent without shooting again.
You don't go so far as to call your shots. It's on
an honor system—which is 50% what sports of all
types are supposed to about anyway. It's not winning, but how you play.
In some clubs this has been a standard house
rule anyway, but in most clubs, the rule was, if
you make it, regardless of how you did it, you got
to shoot again.
More professional pool is a natural phenomenon. In gay bars, some of us have been playing
pool since dirt and are getting quite good.
Now, about that headline that attracted your
attention. Gay guys sometimes use the expression
"dyke shot" when they make a ball totally unexpected from what they were shooting at.
Gentlemen: Go over to Marion and Lynn's or
Our Place and play pool with a lesbian tonight.
You'll get your ass whipped and won't be using
that expression anymore.
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