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  • Thx for the info update and congrats to WU and Therese for the link! on 21 Mar 2007 at 4: 21 pm thea hey, great news on the aol blog link. wu moving up in the world!! and as always thanks for my horrorscope.

    Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Bric-a-brac 2007

  • Instead of horoscope, I guess I read the horrorscope.

    Ah, the sweet misery of life... Jerine 2009

  • My horrorscope said to "give myself credit", so here goes:

    Archive 2005-02-01 2005

  • My horrorscope said to "give myself credit", so here goes:

    Give yourself credit 2005

  • Then she hauled Okra back into the midst of the festivities-the mashing and bashing, the slam dancing, and the floor show with the drunken harpies harping-and pretended that the horrorscope had never been cast.

    The Color of Her Panties Anthony, Piers 1992

  • It was at this wedding that Okra's mother, Fem Kudzu, had gotten Okra's horrorscope cast in iron.

    The Color of Her Panties Anthony, Piers 1992

  • Then she hauled Okra back into the midst of the festivities-the mashing and bashing, the slam dancing, and the floor show with the drunken harpies harping-and pretended that the horrorscope had never been cast.

    The Color of Her Panties Anthony, Piers 1992

  • It was at this wedding that Okra's mother, Fem Kudzu, had gotten Okra's horrorscope cast in iron.

    The Color of Her Panties Anthony, Piers 1992

  • I've heard tell uh this four-bit mind reading an 'forecastin' your horrorscope fer a dime; but I never met up with it before.

    The Trail of the White Mule B. M. Bower 1905

  • "And the horoscope proved a horrorscope, no doubt," she said, the smile deepening.

    The Baronet's Bride May Agnes Fleming 1860

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  • a dire future as predicted by a fortune teller or daily horoscope. Possibly a misspelling of horoscope originally.

    August 4, 2009