patiodog wrote:Neutered my first cat today. Didn't ask him if he was partial to laser light or to the conventional variety. I suspect, though, that he will be chasing after any light -- be it focused, diffused, incandescent, fluorescent, or dietary -- with the same sort of gusto as he may be presumed to have previously peformed such... performances... perchance...
Hmmm - for a moment there I thought you were to lighten him of his gonads with laser! But - I note I am conflating.
He will, you think, return to his former pursuits with his erstwhile enthusiasm?
You do not, then, believe in feline sublimation? Hmmm - perhaps this, more than opposeable thumbs, is what delineates our lives - full of such wonders as driving automobiles and mobile phones (which, I suppose we do not DRIVE, exactly, as such - but more manouevre) and computers and such - from theirs - that we are able to sublimate - and hence create the afore-mentioned wonders, while they either hunt, or ****, or chase laser lights. And, if they cannot ****, the laser lights come into their own. And the can-openers.
Oh curse, they say, that I have not opposeable thumbs - because then no can would be a stranger to me hile I wait, consumed with frustration for the potentate's pleasure!
patiodog wrote:Sorry, bunny, I can't be aught but damp and full of lerv (which, unless I am not mistaken, comes down to us through the ages from the Greek tragos "Annie Hall").
Truly? I did enjoy Annie greatly.