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International DASHER WAGON runs great. Looks? New radiator and battery, Weber carbuerator. $600 firm. Colin 345-2823. 1996 JETTA GLS 76,000 miles. Loaded, A/C, heated seats, moon roof, and brand new 100,000 mile tires. $5,000 OBO. 541-740-7051. 1988 VW CAMPER. 115k miles, good condition. Electric doors, mirrors, propane heater, 10-disc CD. $6,500 firm. Larry, 343-7166. 1986 SYNCHRO VANAGON All wheel drive. Looks good, runs well. $1,995, firm. Serious inquiries only. 541-760-6621. 1963 PICKUP. 6 cylinder, 4- speed crew cab with cab over cedar camper. $500 to good home. 579-1822 for details. Ford Buick BUY NOW! A great cruiser at a great price. 1991 Skylark 4-door. Automatic, cruise, power every- thing, A/C, AM/FM cassette. Runs well, 30+ mpg. American con- struction at its best. $500 OBO, 683-3851. Cadillac 1983 FLEETWOOD Limousine. White, CD player, cruise, 94k mi, new battery and tune up. $1,150 OBO. 686-3523. Chrysler 1985 NEW YORKER Nice body, needs work. $500. 606-3731. 1987 RANGER Super cab 4x4, V-6, auto, 105k. Good shape. $2,495. 344-0402. 1983 VAN. 6-cyl, 4-speed, 2 tanks, trailer hitch. Great for liv- ing in, super reliable and nice. Only $777! 344-5238. 1979 F2 CAMPER SPECIAL. 168,000 miles. $1,000. 896-3928. Ford 1988 AEROSTAR Eddie Bauer Edition, runs well. $700 OBO. 337- 3704. Honda GMC 1984 ACCORD LX. Automatic, 4-door. Runs OK but needs engine work. Has newer tranny. Must sell. $500 OBO. 736-5827. 1989 SAFARI van, 4 cylinder, 170k miles. Blown head gasket, otherwise good shape. $300 OBO. 782-1046. Toyota 1984 TERCEL. 5-speed., 146,000 miles, 4WD, lots of new parts and new tires. $2,000. Cell 541-858-5223. General 1978 TRIUMPH TR-7 $400, 1989 Reliant $350, runs strong, C- 6 tran., G,.M., 700 R-4 $100.00, large selection of parts. Call Dave 606-1275. Motorcycles Subaru 1987 GL WAGON 5-spd., 140k miles, 4-wheel drive, A/C, lots of new parts and new tires. $1900. Call 484-6880. 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Starting at $25 www.eugeneweekly.com 484-0519 • classy@eugeneweekly.com To Advertise: all Mark today at 484-0519 x28 BY ROB BREZSNY ARIES (March 21-April 19): On Feb. 1, six big- name entertainers took control of the Super Bowl half- time show. The result was a histrionically boring spectacle of robotic sexuality and fake emotion. If there was any saving grace amidst the monumental emptiness, it was Janet Jackson’s climactic unveiling. In a New York Times article, Alessandra Stanley wrote, “The one moment of honesty in that coldly choreographed tableau was when the cup came off and out tumbled a normal middle-aged woman’s breast instead of an idealized Playboy bunny implant.” Your assignment in the coming week, Aries, is to be inspired by that moment of honesty. Strip away preten- sion and phoniness everywhere you find them, thereby exposing the raw humanity that lies beneath. One caveat: Do this ethically and without breaking the law. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The President of Belarus has issued a mandate to his country’s athletes regarding their performance in the 2004 Summer Olympics. “You should have clear-cut plans for victory,” Alyaksandr Lukashenka told them. “It is unacceptable for you to win fewer than 25 medals.” That sounds a bit unre- alistic to me, so I won’t be that demanding in my decree to you, Taurus. But the astrological omens are on my side as I command you to pull off a feat that would be your equivalent of a gold medal between now and March 20. In addition, I order you to gather a new privilege, new perk, or new title. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): After years of occupation by the Soviet Union, Georgia became an inde- pendent republic in 1991. Its new leader was Eduard Shevardnadze, who over the next 12 years brought the country to the brink of bankruptcy and became the most hated man in public life. Last November he relinquished power in the face of a “revolution of roses,” a bloodless insurrection led by protestors brandishing flowers. Two months later, one of the leading “rose revolutionaries,” 36-year-old Mikhail Saakashvili, was elected Georgia’s new president. I suggest that you Geminis make Saakashvili your role model for the next two months. You’ve got a lot of status quo to overthrow, and the best way to do it is with your version of flower power. CANCER (June 21-July 22): According to my analysis of the astrological omens, it’s time for you to make two corrections. First, you are suffering from an exaggerated sense of what’s possible to accomplish in the short term. I urge you to deflate your grandiosity a bit. Second, your expectations of what you can pull off in the long run are way too small. I authorize you to pump up them up. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Our subject this week, class, is the aphorism, “If at first you don’t succeed, redefine the meaning of success.” Your assignment is to make practical use of this principle. Judging from the cur- rent astrological omens, I think the best place to apply it might be in your love life. If you agree, here’s a sugges- tion about how to proceed. First, figure out what it is you’ve been doing wrong that has kept you from getting the exact kind of love you want. (One possibility is that your soul and your ego are craving different things and therefore working at cross-purposes.) Second, revise your definition of the exact kind of love you want, incorpo- rating a more realistic assessment of who you are. Third, forgive yourself for having previously had an inadequate definition. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): I’m grateful for my years of psychotherapy. They’ve been crucial in helping me shed bad mental habits and master the art of being happy. How about you, Virgo? Have you ever met regular- ly with an empath whose primary purpose is to listen to you and enhance your life? It’s a perfect time to start giv- ing yourself this necessary luxury. Or, if you’re one of the lucky few who already has a skilled wise person working in service to you, it’s a favorable time to dive deeper into the work. The astrological omens suggest that you now have the power to get more help than you’ve received before — but you have to ask for it. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Democratic presiden- tial candidate John Kerry is a bit stiff, but his Libran wife Teresa is just the opposite. “She can be as unbuttoned in her speech as Kerry is buttoned up in his,” wrote Philip Gourevitch in The New Yorker, “with the result that she is sometimes impolitic and always worth listening to.” In Salon.com, Rebecca Traister said Teresa has complained that George W. Bush “is afraid to be Socratic” and that he entered his presidency “with a lack of curiosity about the job.” She playfully told one interviewer that if John is elected, her main job as first lady will be to keep him humble. I urge you to make Teresa your role model in the coming week, Libra. Be unbuttoned, impolitic, Socratic, curious, and worth listening to. Use humor to keep your- self and everyone around you humble. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Love may not conquer all in the coming weeks, Scorpio, but it could conquer 60 percent, and even as much as 75. The key fac- tor in determining love’s power to accomplish wonders will be your knack for avoiding obsessive perfectionism and all-or-nothing thinking. You should work with love like a master politician who’s skilled at compromise, not like a glory-seeking hero who thinks she can change everything overnight. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): “The fishermen of the Colombian coast must be learned doctors of ethics and morality,” writes Eduardo Galeano in The Book of Embraces, “for they invented the [Spanish] word sentipensante, or ‘feeling-thinking,’ to define lan- guage that speaks the truth.” I advise you to make sen- tipensante your word of power in the coming days, Sagittarius. It may help you synchronize your galloping emotions and your restless intellect. And that may be your best hope for solving the conundrums headed your way. Here’s another way to describe your assignment: Think with your heart and feel with your mind. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): In his 1989 song, “Fight the Power,” Public Enemy’s lead rapper Chuck D expressed his opinion of Elvis Presley: “Elvis was a hero to most/ But he never meant sh*t to me, you see/ Straight up racist that sucker was, simple and plain.” Thirteen years later, Chuck D presented a dif- ferent story, telling Newsday he had “a great deal of respect” for Elvis. I suggest you follow Chuck D’s exam- ple in the coming week, Capricorn. It takes courage to shift your position as radically as he did, and I hope you can do the same. It’s a perfect moment to officially change your mind about at least two important issues. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): The Pentagon could not account for $22 billion in expenditures last year, according to Harper’s Index. How about you, Aquarius? Has your relationship with money been suffer- ing from any ignorance or chaos? If so, the next seven months will be a favorable time to fix that. The cosmos will be conspiring to help you upgrade your financial savvy. To the degree that you co-conspire, you will get richer a lot quicker. Here’s the best news: It all starts in earnest now. Respond aggressively to a hot tip that arrives this week. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You will wake up one morning and realize you’re more free than you’ve been in a long time. Nagging ghosts will have lost their power to bug you. Stale traditions will have faded. You will have made your last payment on an old karmic debt. Through an act of grace you don’t fully understand, mind- forged manacles will have vanished. So what should you do next? I suggest you celebrate. Throw a “Get Out of Jail” party for yourself. Then run wild for a couple of days. When you’re good and ready to harness your adorable new independence, ask yourself, “In what area of my life is it most important that I start fresh?” Homework: Compose a sincere prayer in which you ask God or Goddess for something you’re not supposed to. Tell us about it at www.freewil- lastrology.com. You can call Rob Brezsny, day or night, for your EXPANDED WEEKLY HOROSCOPE: 1-900-950-7700 • $1.99 per minute • Touchtone phone 18 & over • c/s 612-373-9785 FEBRUARY 19, 2004 33
