Kate Spicer says Sort Yourself Out
Kate Spicereu·pho·ri·a (yū-fōr'ē-ă), 1. A feeling of well-being. 2. The pleasure state induced by a drug or substance of abuse.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 140 | Subscribers | Read | katespicer.substack.com |
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Time to play Rock, Paper, Scissors for the end of times
When my head starts to boil with wants, needs and desire, I stop and ask myself is this a real need or a pseudo want. You might enjoy asking yourself the same too. Though you will have to read thousands of my words to learn how. Ba ha ha ha...
I AM THE ANTICHRIST. And if Jesus was alive he would be considered the Antichrist by Peter Thiel. 100%
Regular readers of this Sort Yourself Out Substack will know my sleep has been shite lately and that moments when I properly go into a rest state are super rare. Like space exploration, sleep has become a complicated bit of lifestyle code t...
Too idiotic for semiotics. Oh no, she's been at the #frenchiephilosopher cabinet, it's far too strong for her feeble mind
In 1990 I pawned the real me for money and ambition. Last week I went back for her but without the receipt I had no idea who her was. I am riddled with doubt, and worms. Or am I?
The allure of ace woollies. Rosebuds on tap. Inside the mind of a psychic podenco. And a massive secret, I'm not allowed to talk about...
"I hate this house...", the transcript of my dog's psychic reading. She's so chatty and full of advice. And some other less (actually very) important stuff.
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