I should rule Saturn

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Funny thing is, Saturn rules a lot about me, astrologically.

You Should Rule Saturn
Saturn is a mysterious planet that can rarely be seen with the naked eye. You are perfect to rule Saturn because like its rings, you don't always follow the rules of nature. And like Saturn, to really be able to understand you, someone delve beyond your appearance. You are not an easy person to befriend. However, once you enter a friendship, you'll be a friend for life. You think slowly but deeply. You only gain great understanding after a situation has past.

Comments

Deadman said…
"Gawd, i am so predictable sometimes."

Yeah, but you're so goshdarn cute it's easy to overlook things like that.

I blogrolled you, Keera! Was it good for you, too?

(Gawd, talk about predictable!)
August 20, 2006 7:37 AM
Keera Ann Fox said…
That predictableness was deleted by me. I don't do political slurs on my blog.

Blogrolled? Oh, gawd, do I have to live up to something now? Sheesh. Er, thanks, Mark!
August 20, 2006 11:57 AM
Deadman said…
"do I have to live up to something now?"

Naw, just keep being yourself!
August 20, 2006 4:27 PM
Anonymous said…
It wasn't political, it was Astronomical. Talk about censorship!
August 20, 2006 10:19 PM
SolSionnach said…
:::looks around:::

Did I miss something?

Sravana, the RULER OF MERCURY!

(or not)
August 21, 2006 1:27 AM
Deadman said…
"It wasn't political, it was Astronomical. Talk about censorship!"

It was astronomically innapropriate for Keera's blog. But that's just my opinion, dear. Psst: Keera doesn't do politics here.

;o)>
August 21, 2006 6:24 AM
Keera Ann Fox said…
OK, people, if you're gonna use the ol' Uranus rhymes with a body part to be funny, make sure the butt of your joke doesn't become a political slur. That's the real reason I kicked out Lucy's initial comment. Had it been funny, I might have reconsidered, but it's hard to make puns about "your anus" fresh, since it is already very, very old. So old, Isaac Asimov wrote about students having gigglefits over it decades ago, since many folks don't know that the correct pronounciation is YER-ah-nus. Those of us who remember biology class will have our gigglefits, nevertheless.

Go ahead, Lucy, make your Uranus joke truly funny and without mentioning a public figure, and I'll let it stay.
August 21, 2006 7:04 AM
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