posted October 11, 2008 06:30 AM            

* When will you marry?
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/003933-2.html

* singleton planets
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000582.html

* out of bound planets
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/009974.html

* 7 deadly sins in astrology
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/016119.html

posted October 15, 2008 04:40 PM            

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Soulmates always have a powerful composite chart. That is, their composite chart is not scattered—it contains plenty of strong aspects and connections. The Sun and Moon are generally strongly aspected (not necessarily with each other); and similar patterns exist with the other personal planets—Venus, Mercury, and Mars.

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Though I think soulmates is an over used word on LL, and also, I confess I've never bothered much with composites.

However, I tend to think the principle holds true for synastry as well as composites. That is to say, patterns tend to jump out of charts of significant relationships. Grand Trine, Kite, Mystic Rectangle, Grand Square, Grand Cross ~ they've all appeared on my personal charts. T-Square and overlapping Stellia, also, I think I would included them, I have an example of one with each parent. Oh, and a Cradle with my brother, which always amuses me, so apt.

This an observation rather than a rule.

posted October 28, 2008 08:01 AM            

Octiles ~ including Sesquiquadrates

posted October 29, 2008 05:09 AM            

Normally they are listed in the grid, the sign for Sesquiquadrate is a square with a semi-square cut through it at the bottom.

posted October 30, 2008 03:48 AM            

Yod

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/010806.html
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/005767.html
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000818.html

posted October 30, 2008 04:54 PM            

It takes some skill to offend a forum full of women. At first I thought it was me, being quick to take offence (Scorpio Rising Square Mars). But.

posted October 30, 2008 04:55 PM            

http://www.quizilla.com/quizzes/7915467/whats-your-inner-animal

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Fox
Animal: Fox. Name: Kori. Personality: You are a loner but if you can, you will be around others. You generally prefer silence but you can also be very energetic. But no matter how your feeling that day, you will always be a ‘now’ type of person. You do everything then and there. You never give up and are always pushing yourself to the limit. Wish: You wish to one-day get to the max. That you no longer have to work so hard. That you can just relax and look at everything you’ve done. Friends: Your friends with few people but somehow you just attract people to you and you become friends. You have enemies because your very straight-forwards towards people. You like having your friends with you, but you will never admit it. Color: You like bright colors, red, yellow and orange. Colors that represent life. Stone: Garnet. Hobbies: You should take a bubble bath. Relax and enjoy life, don’t just push through it. You’re both physically and mentally strong, you just have to learn how to apply them both together to reach the maximum you can do. Quote: “Never give up, for around the next corner, your life might change forever.” –Quote I read somewhere. “Do not be ‘against’ anything, being ‘against’ wakens you. Be ‘for’ what you want, being ‘for’ empowers you.” –Another quote I read. “You never lose until you quite trying.” –A quote I read that came from a different source then the other two.

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posted November 07, 2008 09:46 PM            

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In my youth, I had a gentleman admirer with this aspect [Uranus conj Asc]. He had razor green eyes and heavily tattooed arms (including his name on his knuckles). I took him home to meet my parents, but this attempt to annoy them backfired because they liked him, they said he was a "nice, polite lad". My mother said he was too good for me.

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posted November 08, 2008 10:07 AM            

The more the better, so handy for when people ask questions that have already been given great answers, and I find the anecdotal evidence very helpful.

posted November 10, 2008 05:04 PM            

Humour in the Horoscope Part 1 by Frank Clifford

The Astrological Journal (International Journal of the Astrological Association of Great Britain), Vol 60, 6, Nov/Dec 2008.

Solar/Leonine humour

Traditionally the teller of jokes and not the self-depreceating kind.

Examples:

Snobby, self-important view of the world
~> Patricia Routledge as Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet) - Leo M.C

Self-involved monologues
~> Ronnie Corbett - Leo ASC

Self-obssessed
~> Tim Curry as Frank-N-Furter - Leo ASC

Superior sneering
~> Kenneth Williams - Leo ASC

Dress-up
~> David Walliams on Little Britain ~ Sun/Moon/Venus in Leo

Master and Servant
~> Jeeves and Wooster

Stephen Fry as Jeeves ~ Virgo Sun
Hugh Laurie as Wooster ~ Leo Sun

Moon/Cancerian humour

Sarcastic, self-protecting; cutting in a defensive, snappy manner.

Taps into the public mood, finds the slapstick and crazy in everday behaviour, sitcoms as an example.

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the great raconteurs have important Moon (right-brain placements). These anecdotes often originate from a deeper understanding of human natuer (Mercury links, juggles and connects; the Moon provokes and emotional response, demands an reaction and moves its audience with pathos and empathy)

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Lunar comedians

Bob Hope ~> Moon/Venus in Cancer

Charlie Chaplin ~> Moon rising in Scorpio

David Jason ~> Moon rising in Sag

Lucille Ball ~> Moon rising (also Sun Square Mars for phsyical humour)

posted November 10, 2008 05:06 PM            

Mercury ~ quick wit, repartee, puns, improvisation, comic gestures, one-liners, sound-bites

Gemini ~ word play, word association, a memory for trivia and connections.

Virgo ~ tears things to shreds, jokes about hypochondria, anxiety, and servitude

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In Virgo, we have the idiosyncratic and eccentric type - typical English humour

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Comedian examples with Virgo Rising:

~ Pat Coombs (with Sun Rising)

~ John Cleese as Basil Fawlty

~ Woody Allen

~ Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau

Venus and Taurus and Libra

Relationship set-ups, romantic comedies, examples:

Billy Crystal
Cameron Diaz
Elizabeth Montgomery

Comedy couples, examples:

Bob Newhart ~ Mercury/Mars/Moon Rising in Libra & Suzanne Pleshette ~ Moon rising in Libra

The Two Ronnies

Ronnie Barker Sun/Mercury/Mars/MC in Libra

Ronnie Corbett Moon in Taurus Opposite Venus

posted November 10, 2008 05:07 PM            

~> Satire, cutting the cr@p, example:

Lenny Bruce, Mars on MC in Libra

~> B!tchy, crude, jaw-droppingly insulting

Examples in Aries Rising:

Bette Midler
Joan Rivers

~> Sexual humour

Leslie Nielsen in the Naked Gun ~ Mars Rising

Benny Hill ~ Mars on MC in Sag

~> Dark Humour ~ Scorpio

Scorpio strong in

The Goons
Monty Python