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I checked for the updated free will astrology horoscope and it gave me this:

"The TV comedy series "Community" takes place on the sleepy campus of a community college. It features the hijinks of seven misfits who are older and weirder than their fellow students. In one episode, an inept female security guard chases the lead character, Jeff, hoping to catch and cite him for a farcical misdemeanor. As she races along, shouting for him to stop, she takes out her can of pepper spray and shoots several streams in his direction. The cloud of noxious stuff doesn't reach him, but she runs face-first into it as she continues her pursuit. It irritates her eyes and forces her to halt. Later, in telling her associate what happened, she says she was the victim of "self-inflicted friendly fire." I worry that you'll soon be tempted to carry out a metaphorical version of that, Capricorn. Please don't. "

I find this particularly hilarious because my main character has a can of mace is afraid to use it because she figures, with her luck, she'll end up macing herself. :D

I think the message here is stay quiet and keep a low profile and keep working? Or at least don't go to extraordinary lengths to catch other people out?

Crazy old math guy tried to give me a back rub and then asked me if I'd be OK without him? O_o *shudder*

So that horoscope I posted about that told me not to chase people and spray mace at them while running and then NOT TO RUN INTO THE MACE CLOUD? I think I evaded it earlier today. I went grocery shopping, which requires a ride on the subway one stop. On my way home I saw a guy jump the stile and there wasn't any MBTA person around to see him on our side. There was a train in the station and it blocked the guy from security on the other side.

My impulse was to call across the tracks and point out the guy, but I felt like that was a bad idea. The guy did not look dangerous, but who knows. He got on the same subway car as I did and if he'd walked into the main part of the station I would have pointed him out to someone, but he went out the Church Street exit and I never saw anyone to report him too. There were no employees anywhere that I could see except one guy by the ticket machines.

I worked this morning, then went grocery shopping, did laundry, made dinner, and watched the new Sky TV's adaptation of Going Postal, which I thought was really very good. Though I couldn't quite wrap my head around Hercule Poirot as the villain.