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Download PDF Issue October 29, 2008 #968 The President Erect Oh, Lord, let this cover be accurate come Erection... er, Election Day! inSIDE Impalin’ Palin with Around the World in 100 Pretzel Logic. Drag Queens at Sidetrack. page 16 page 8, 25 out in the stars by Charlene Lichtenstein Get on the campaign trail as little pieces. slid by on oily charm may have this presidential November a second chance to prove gets underway. Lucky Jupiter LEO (JULY 24 - AUG. 23) themselves. By the end of the trines stern Saturn and gives Proud Lions want to slim down month you could be the main us an extra vote that insures for the holidays. Strike while corporate flavor. Let’s hope it our success. So don’t sit on the spirit and flesh are willing. is not roasted turkey. October 29, 2008 your stump. Get Out and At the same time you find #968 vote... twice! ingenious ways to enjoy life CAPRICORN (DEC. 23 - JAN. and lust to the fullest without 20) Pink Caps need a bit of cover ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL the extra calories. As you well zest and can put the zip back 20) Your great ideas hit their know, sugar is better spread into their current life course KRIS mark. Say what’s on your than eaten. or find even greener pastures photos by Kirk mind to both superiors and to explore. Viva la difference; subordinates. (Be diplomatic...) VIRGO (AUG. 24 - SEPT. Not only can you discover new INDEX Soon you forget the day to 23) Queer Virgins may have things about yourself, you can THAT GUY day grind and concentrate on trouble focusing on one topic also find some new and excit- 6 the bigger picture —yes, long for an extended period, but ing travel mates. THE DJ, THE MUSIC lunches and afternoon naps on who cares? 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