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23 Farm enclosure
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31 Oodles
34 Hammer heads
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HOROSCOPES
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (SEPT. 17)
- You have ideas about what
should be done, how, where,
when and why. It’s time you let
the others in on the secret.
Don’t be afraid of what they’ll
think or say. It’ll be good for
them. And in addition to the
good feeling of finally
whipping everybody into
shape, there could be another
benefit: By next summer you
should notice that you’re
making a lot more money.
To get the advantage,
check the day’s rating: 10 is the
easiest day, 0 the most
challenging.
ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19) -
Today is a 7 - You’ll be amazed
at how much you can get done
when you put your mind to it.
That’ll be the hard part. Your
attention keeps drifting to
thoughts of tonight and the
very attractive person you’d
like to share it with. First
things first!
TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20) -
Today is an 8 - If you can get
the day off and stay home with
your loved ones, do it. Don’t
you have any “happy days”
coming? (Those are when
you’re feeling too happy to go
to work.) See if you can make a
deal. You’ll be incredibly
efficient Tuesday and
Wednesday.
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21)
Today is a 7 - If you could pull
it off, you’d probably choose to
hide out for another day.
Actually, if you have any days
off coming your way, ask off
for tomorrow and Wednesday.
You won’t feel like working
until Thursday.
CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) -
Today is a 7 - Maybe you’d like
to spend the day home in bed,
but don’t return home until
you’ve done a few errands first.
Got food in the fridge?
Microwave popcorn in the
cupboard? Plenty of videos?
LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) -
Today is a 5 - A friend who’s a
little short on cash for a
household project could use a
helping hand. If you’ve known
this person for ages, it should
be a good investment. It may
take most of tomorrow to
convince your partner,
however.
VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22) -
Today is a 7 - There’s a fortune
to be made if you’re smart. You
have the brains, but it takes
more - like the ability to put up
with an obnoxious boss. And -
lucky you - there are plenty of
chances to practice! This is
good training for dealing with
wealthy, obnoxious clients
who’ll pay a lot for your
services if you decide to jump
ship.
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT 22)
Today is a 7 - Eeeek! Who left
you with that pile of
paperwork? Or is that just
today’s mail? You’re just
getting around to seeing some
things that are practically
overdue already. Don’t fret.
You’ll be highly efficient
tomorrow and Wednesday,
even if you’re not all that
efficient today.
SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21) -
Today is an 8 - The team is
together and rarin’ to go.
Everyone knows what must be
accomplished, but they’re not
sure about how to get there.
That’s where you come in.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC.
21) - Today is a 6 - Your boss
wants everything done
perfectly. Have you ever
noticed that the people you
work for tend to be like that?
Amazingly, you’re like that
when you’re the boss, too.
Comply, and you’ll be
rewarded.
CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19)
- Today is a 6 - Explore a new
idea, even if it’s kind of
intimidating. It could be a way
to save money or make your
work easier, or both. Then,
discuss it with a person who
can help you decide.
AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18) -
Today is a 7 - Go through your
budget early and figure out
how much you’ll need. You’ll *
find more money than you
expected, but keep looking.
Meet with loved ones tonight
to figure out how you’ll spend
it.
PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20) -
Today is a 6 - Delegate as much
work as you can to a person
who wants to do it all. If you
don’t have a person like that in
your life, hire one. It’s much
easier to hire one than to
marry one, though you may
not realize this during
courtship.
Fetish
Exhibitionists
gather at club
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stereotypes of Catholicism.
The show also included ex
treme body piercings, in the form
of metal flesh hooks embedded
into the skin of the performers,
allowing them to exhibit extreme
flesh-pulling displays. Sarah
Kilkoyne stood back-to-back with
another woman and played a
game of tug-of-war, with a bungee
cord strung between flesh hooks
in their backs. Todd Horn, with
just four flesh hooks embedded
into his back, powered a pulley
system that hoisted a girl on a
swing above the stage.
Hanging only from hooks
along his back and mid-calves, a
man identified only as Randy
floated over the stage in a strik
ing, 10-point horizontal suspen
sion. Kevin and Scott Brewer
ended the show with two vertical
suspensions of their own.
The big question
Why would anyone want to
dangle in mid-air supported only
by hooks implanted into their
flesh? Why would anyone want
to hurt or torture someone else
during sex? For those in the
fetish/BDSM community, the ul
timate goal is pleasure, even if it
must be achieved by pain. The ac
coutrements of fetishists —
whips, chains, handcuffs, etc. —
are not meant to actually hurt
someone else, but to induce feel
ings of pleasure. The body pro
duces endorphins to deal with
pain, and these natural opiates,
combined with a person's natural
inclination for fetish/BDSM play,
produce a high. The search for
empirical intensity also extends
to extreme body piercing, which
stimulates a highly visceral phys
ical experience.
While the Addictive Desires
Fetish Ball displayed the flam
boyance and showiness of
fetishism/BDSM, the culture is
certainly not about reckless he
donism — it stresses consensual
ity, communication and physical
safety. It is about the safe and mu
tual pleasure shared between two
groups, with one party enjoying
dominance and one enjoying sub
mission — or, as in the case of
Columbia's first Fetish Ball, the
performers indulging in exhibi
tionism and the audience satis
fying their voyeurism.
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