Aries, March 21st–April 19th
Feeling down? It might be time to put down that bourbon, wipe your stubbled face with the back of your hand and think outside the box of Polaroids you keep of your sexy ex-wife who died in mysterious circumstances.
Taurus, April 20th–May 20th
This week you decide to cut out the middleman, put glasses, a moustache and a little hat on your cock, and set that as your Tinder profile picture.
Gemini, May 21st–June 21st
The index of your autobiography begins: anal intrusions 158-192, 205-280, anal operations 281-365, anal probes 402-598, anal prolapse 374-390, anal warts 120. And you expect people to read the whole thing?
Cancer, June 22nd–July 22nd
It’s time to come out of your shell this week. Because people are starting to talk about the fact you live in a shell.
Leo, July 23rd–August 22nd
Mercury is in retrograde. Mars is in negative arrears. Saturn is in the BNP.
Virgo, August 23rd–September 22nd
Thank you for submitting your craft ale. We regret that craft ale is not just normal ale with glitter in and lollipop sticks glued on the glass.
Libra, September 23rd–October 22nd
You’re romantically incompatible with emotional water signs like Pisces. That’s simple fact. So supporting her through the pregnancy would be wasting everyone’s time.
Scorpio, October 23rd–November 22nd
You realise something crucial is missing in your life this week when you find yourself actually seriously reading your fucking horoscope.
Sagittarius, November 22nd–December 21st
This week you’ll really drop the ball and end up looking like a f**king idiot in front of all your competitors at the Annual Testicle Cupping Championship.
Capricorn, December 22nd–January 19th
Disappointment this week when you realise we’re all made out of stardust, not Starbursts.
Aquarius, January 20th–February 18th
What goes around comes around, so if you’ve missed your exit on the M25, just keep going until you start seeing signs for Watford again.
Pisces, February 19th–March 20th
Panic ensues on Wednesday when you wake up transformed into a monstrous insect, like in Kafka’s Metamorphosis. Calm returns when you remember that you have always, in fact, been a huge insect. Dust for breakfast again.