shitty horoscopes sentence starters. book i – iv.
- holy fucking shit.
- the answer is no.
- bury yourself with the affairs of the living.
- fuck you.
- fuck you. yes you, specifically.
- please practice blinking. others can be unsettled by your inhuman ability to maintain an unbreakable stare during casual conversation.
- what did you ever do to deserve this?
- none will love the butcher. don’t take it too personally.
- don’t take it too personally.
- some relationships, like warts, can be handled with the tactful application of liquid nitrogen.
- wash the memories from your mind and body.
- wash the clothes you were wearing.
- frostbite is considerably difficult to heal from.
- there is poetry in brutal efficiency.
- people would take your raging far more seriously if you weren’t crying the entire time.
- what made you so vindictive?
- some bodies may be temples, but all are ruins at your feet.
- you’re notorious for rubbing salt in the wound.
- arson is not the answer.
- you are a bone-deep fury.
- accept your impending expiration.
- stop trying to swallow the sun.
- embrace the inevitable.
- there are things outside of your control. most of them don’t care for you.
- when it all goes to hell, remember it’s what’s inside that counts.
- your teeth are only porcelain, your ribcage simply glass. like all delicate things, they can know no permanence.
- please don’t cry.
- in time you’ll learn that “just” and “right” only mean the same thing when they’re coming from very specific people.
- you may not want to change, but the world is unforgiving.
- sometimes we put our hearts in the wrong places.
- what the fuck is it doing in your teeth?
- nothing can stay.
- dying is dying and rot is rot.
- loneliness is the fracture that never heals quite right.
- you will watch the skies.
- no loose ends.
- you will not be swayed by the morally destitute.
- an eye for an eye. a tooth for a tooth. a knife for the ribs.
- devour death like crows.
- this time around, get inventive.
I would love a DOOM/Metroid crossover.
Puzzle Art
Vancouver-based artist Tim Klein makes puzzle montages from different puzzles using the same die cut pattern.















