Leo July 23 - August 22
Satan will take the form of Excel spreadsheet cell G-14 this week and refuse to assume the proper formatting.
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One of their best horoscopes ever!
And I believe Satan has attacked us all that way, hasn't he? :-D
In my case, it's the brilliant piece of wit or deep theological insight that Blogger refuses to post and then eats.
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