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Postcards from The Pug Bus

Lifting a satirical leg on popular culture

Persons in the Ether

Question of the Week

Sports car or pick-up truck?

Dale Droot, 58, regional grit consultant

Allegedly parked at 22 Gravel Onion Road, Muncie, IN

Pick-up truck. A sports car says you have unresolved feelings about your hairline. A pick-up says you might help someone move, then mention it for twelve years.

Tessa Clune, 46, fragrance accountability officer

Allegedly reversing carefully at 7 Lilac Spur, Reno, NV

Sports car. I respect a vehicle that announces bad judgment before the driver even opens his mouth. A pick-up truck always looks like it is late to supervise gravel.

Marlene Bix, 69, retired driveway theorist

Allegedly idling at 301 Bent Hydrangea Lane, Utica, NY

Pick-up truck for life, sports car for lunch. One moves mulch, furniture, and shame. The other moves a divorced orthodontist toward a leather jacket he cannot justify.

A shattered, ornate mirror drifting through a judgmental galaxy of orange and blue gas, capturing a cosmic reckoning of human failure. The cracked reflection shows a person hunched over a phone while sitting on a massive pile of laundry, surrounded by empty pizza boxes and expensive candles. In the surrounding void, neon signs label the scene as "Your Cosmic Trash Pile" and "Sabotage Map," while angry floating emojis look on in disgust.

Local human experiences a total cosmic reckoning and decides the best way to handle it is by taking a picture of their own laundry pile instead of actually doing it.

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A red zodiac wheel with twelve astrological symbols arranged in a circle on a light background, A minimalist illustration used for satirical horoscopes.

The stars are confident. You should be concerned.

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Forget your actual future because these amusing horoscopes prove the universe is just a drunk toddler with a Twitter account.

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"I am not a crook."

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featuring a large metal dumpster overflowing with bright orange flames in a dark urban alley. The scene is filled with unhinged astrological metaphors including a muscular goat-headed figure fighting a printer, raccoons in suits, a woman crying at a levitating boardroom table, a hot dog roller machine revealing cosmic secrets, and a "Dream Police" officer holding a warrant. The atmosphere is dark, gritty, and satirical, capturing a sense of total cosmic breakdown.

The stars are a flaming wreck and you are the fuel. Welcome to the show.

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An illustration titled "CHRISTMAS DISASTER" showing a frazzled, middle-aged man with messy hair and a dirty apron using a large chainsaw to carve a whole roasted turkey in a chaotic kitchen, perfectly capturing the theme of Christmas Horoscopes and holiday stress.

Black & Decker to the rescue!

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A chaotic, satirical cartoon set against a white background. In the center, a floating laptop displays a search history window with embarrassing queries like "how to fake your own death" and "can you eat a cactus if you are brave enough." Surrounding the laptop are various zodiac-inspired characters in a state of panic.

Your search history is the star witness in the trial of your life, and honey, the jury thinks you are absolutely pathetic.

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Your Horoscopes Determined by Your Search History

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A retro style illustration depicts a joyful orange tabby cat standing in a blue litter box. The cat is kicking up a cloud of litter that transforms into a cosmic swirl of stars, crescent moons, and zodiac symbols against a pastel sky. The text at the top reads Feline Horoscopes: The Litter Box of Destiny in a bold, vintage font.

Stop looking for meaning in the clouds and start looking for it in the litter box, where your life and this forecast currently reside.

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Adverse Effects

The following lines of prose cleverly disguised as poetry may induce brief clarity, misplaced certainty, and the sense that something has already been decided without your approval.

There is a moment, just before sleep,
when the mind loosens its tie
and admits what it spent all day denying.

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There is a moment, just before sleep,
when the mind loosens its tie
and admits what it spent all day denying.

You remember the thing you said—
not the words,
but the angle of them,
how they leaned slightly wrong
and stayed there.

A life is not ruined in grand gestures.
It goes soft at the edges first.
Corners round off. Standards blur.
You start calling things “fine”
that would have once kept you awake.

Which is the problem.

Because now you do sleep.

Beautifully. Efficiently.
Like someone who has made a series of
very small, very reasonable surrenders
and arranged them into a pillow.