Horoscopes

The Onion's weekly horoscopes:

• Aries Your last hope of finding true and unconditional love ends this week when your ideal mate is executed by the State of Texas for unspeakable crimes against humanity.
• Taurus This week's revelations will be especially mortifying for you, seeing as how you've been insisting for years that life is not some sort of big pie-eating contest.
• Gemini When the moment of truth you've been praying for all these years finally arrives, you'll reject it out of hand rather than admit it's all been the cat's fault.
• Cancer You'll suddenly be torn away from your friends and cast out of the only home you've ever known by the authorities, who will insist your sentence is over and you're free to go.
• Leo Just as you've always suspected, it is in fact a felony to use your particular method of "getting girls."
• Virgo Next week will be a time of magical romance and unending joy for you, thanks to your boundless talent for self-delusion.
• Libra You're going to need a lot of Epsom salts and lip balm this week. No, honestly, you can trust us. This isn't like the time with the horse laxatives.
• Scorpio Someday you may learn that it is indeed possible to take a fun thing too far, but not before next week's experimentation with autoerotic asphyxiation.
• Sagittarius Your combined proclivities toward paranoia and depression combine when you start to think a race of alien lizard-people are controlling life's lowest echelons from behind the scenes.
• Capricorn In a wacky horoscopic mix-up, you'll encounter a mysterious stranger who takes you on a journey over water just as you're trying to start new projects at work.
• Aquarius Keep extra apples and ban-dages around the house next week, as your lover seems to be going through a William Tell phase.
• Pisces There will be nothing you can do to avert the disaster of next week, although there will be plenty that a reasonably bright and competent person could do.

Btw, I checked out the movie Shutter Island. You know, the Scorsese film with Leonardo DiCaprio. The one with him on an island...Anyway, it was pretty good, it was a two hour movie but it did keep you on the edge of your seat and interested the whole way through. The ending is rather good although it feels largely underwhelming when the credits start to roll.

Music: Led Zeppelin - Black Dog