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Some people thrive in crowds, while others feel best with just their own company.
Did you know your zodiac sign might hint at which group you’re in?
Let’s look at four zodiac signs that genuinely enjoy being alone.
If you’re curious about whether your sign is on the list, keep reading!
1. Taurus
Taurus, represented by the bull, is known for its steadfastness and love for comfort.
While they certainly can be social butterflies when the mood strikes, Taureans truly appreciate the peace and tranquility that comes with alone time.
This Earth sign values stability and routine.
After a long day, they find solace in curling up with a good book, diving into a personal hobby, or just soaking in a bath.
Their affinity for the finer things in life often means they’ve curated their personal space to be the ultimate haven.
For a Taurus, solitude isn’t loneliness; it’s an opportunity to recharge and connect deeply with themselves.
2. Virgo
I’ve always been fascinated by the unique blend of practicality and introspection that defines this Earth sign.
Being a Virgo myself, I can tell you that while we do love socializing on ocassion, there’s something incredibly satisfying about spending time alone.
It’s in these solitary moments that Virgos find the space to reflect, organize our thoughts, and meticulously plan for the future.
There’s a common misconception that we’re always about work and tasks, but in reality, our alone time often revolves around self-improvement and self-reflection.
I’ve found that for Virgos, solitude provides the clarity and calm we crave, allowing us to be our best selves when we do step back into the world.
3. Leo
Now, this might raise a few eyebrows. Leo?
The vivacious, spotlight-loving fire sign that thrives in the limelight?
While Leos are often seen as the life of the party and undoubtedly enjoy basking in attention, there’s a side to them that many don’t get to see.
Beneath that exterior, many Leos truly appreciate their solitude.
Here’s the twist: Leos are fiercely self-aware.
They recognize the value of reflection and introspection. For all their charisma and energy in public, when the curtains close, they like moments of silence to dream and plan.
It’s in the quiet that they harness their creativity and vision.
While the world sees a confident lion, in their private moments, they’re often the dreamy cub, lost in a world of imagination and self-discovery.
In solitude, Leos find the balance and grounding they need to be a better version of themselves.
4. Scorpio
Scorpio is often seen as one of the most mysterious and intense signs in the zodiac.
From my own experiences with Scorpio friends, I’ve learned that this Water sign has depths that many may never truly understand.
Scorpios are known for their deep and intense nature. I’ve always noticed that, despite their magnetic pull in social settings, many Scorpios truly like their alone time.
It’s during these quiet moments that they dive deep into their thoughts and emotions.
For Scorpios, solitude is a chance to connect with themselves, reflect, and grow.
While they can be the life of the party, I’ve found that they often need these moments of quiet to recharge and rediscover their inner strength.
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Infamous NZ conman Wayne Eaglesome spotted in Spain posing as wealthy aristocrat



Conman Wayne Eaglesome spotted in Spain claiming to be wealthy aristocrat


Prolific conman Wayne Eaglesome has resurfaced in Spain.




One of the country’s most infamous conmen has been spotted in Spain posing as a wealthy aristocrat working for a global investment giant.

Wayne Eaglesome, who has used dozens of aliases over the years, was jailed in 2018 for managing a company while prohibited and making a false statement. He is also a convicted sex offender. He fled the country more than two years ago.

Among his aliases are George Von Rothschild, Father Antony Garibaldi, Dr Angus Harrow, Alex Newman, Bernhardt Bentinck, Alex Bergen, Bernhardt Augustus Longwater, Barnaby Gordon, Richard Mountjoy, Alex Bauer and Ari Ben Yitzhak.

The con artist has claimed to be a super-yacht-owning Harvard graduate and multi-millionaire, confidant to Saudi princes, a World Bank tax analyst, a long-standing member of the New York State Bar Association, and grandson of a top surgeon who once saved the life of Fidel Castro’s wife.


Wow
What a life he had led and lived

In his own head

Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett known for his laid-back tropical holiday themed music passed away the night of Friday, September 1st. Like so many famous people, the cause of death was not released, however he was surrounded by his family, friends, music and dogs.

His popular hit song "Margaritaville" can still be heard on classic rock stations and spawned dozens of beachfront bars across the country!

Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, who popularised beach bum soft rock with the escapist Caribbean-flavored song Margaritaville and turned that celebration of loafing into an empire of restaurants, resorts and frozen concoctions, has died. He was 76.

Thats another time I've slid into home plate in front of you know who



Now whos a proud boy

Dire Straits guitarist Jack Sonni has died aged 68.

Known as “the other guitarist” during the iconic group’s Brothers in Arms era, his passing was announced by the band on X

The long time Price Is Right host Bob Barker has died at he age of 99. His TV game-show career spans more than 50 years!
Born on December 12, 1923, Bob was a few months away from celebrating his 100th birthday.

You were great Bob.




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Just read this: I am so stressed, I would like to be kissed for 2 hours straight
and the answers, that was fun to read. Lets see what you write (male and females)

My (older) brother was an avid reader. Me... not so much. I watched TV and listened to music. Actually, my dad started it with records of his era and we where allowed to listen to any music we wanted. Back to my brother... he had a weird sense of humor and often bought MAD Magazine. If you grew up in America, MAD Magazine had a little of everything they thought would be entertaining. Cartoons and sick jokes especially.

I remember they did "Sung to the tune of" parody submissions where they changed the lyrics to something funny. This was a generation before Weird Al Yankovic got started.

I've done a few musical blogs about 'getting the lyrics wrong' to a few songs.
The example was Jimi Hendrix "Excuse me, while I kiss the sky" and some think he sang "Excuse me while I kiss this guy" Another example was Creedence Clearwater Revival's song Bad Mood Rising "There's a bad moon on the right" my brother's college friends would (intentionally) sing "There's a bathroom on the right"
So, essentially we understood the difference in not knowing the lyrics and changing the lyrics a parody.

The past few months have been busy for the judicial system with 4 indictments for 'Trump and friends' and I see Mark Meadows is resisting a surrender, trying to take his case to Federal Court. Rudy Giuliani surrendered and is out on $150,000 bail. It's reported Trump is going to do a telethon or 'Go-Fund-Me' to raise money for Rudy's legal expense.

Yuscil Taveras was Trump's IT computer guy, a key witness in the Mar-a-Lago documents case was requested to delete the part of the incriminating security footage... basically 'fixing a hole' where the feds got in.
That's my idea for a new parody song, sung to the Beatles FIXING A HOLE off the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album.

He's fixing a hole where the FEDS got in.
'Catchy' melody... I like it!

The latest in a group of politicians who suffer from 'selective amnesia' has Mike Pence doubting if he heard anything about a plot to overturn the the 2020 election that resulted in the January 6th insurrection.
C'mon Mike, stop walking on eggshells. You may have to testify under oath.

Probably the most impressive display of political amnesia came from Marjorie Taylor Greene. Funny, but sad.

For a week now, there's been a YouTube short video at the top of the list claiming a robot beat a human at ping-pong. I've seen a few robot videos over the years and thought it was a fake. Checking the shadows as they weren't 100% and I thought the movements were too fluid... like a Hollywood movie.

Computer Generated Imagery CGI was my first guess, but I didn't have any proof.

Here's the YouTube short:


A little research and I came up with this: