Randomness (or, the Mean Meme)

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#5 is the cutest and #8 is the sweetest!
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Re: #3 - if you do, I shall slap you.

Re: #5 - cats have such superb attitude. Once I had disturbed a cat in the middle of her morning ablutions. She stared at me - in mid-lick - as if to say, "Well, are you just going to stand there or are you going to get me my bathrobe?"

Re: #8 - Yes. Utterly sweet.

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I love you, too, sweetie!

No. 2: & No. 5 - is the extent of your prehensile feet limited to picking up socks, or can you flush the toilet (like Mr. Jinx)!

Re: #6--

I WILL FIGHT YOU.

No. 2: & No. 5 - is the extent of your prehensile feet limited to picking up socks, or can you flush the toilet (like Mr. Jinx)!

Yes, I could flush the toilet with my feet, but I don't want to.

Re: #6-- I WILL FIGHT YOU.

Yes, but will really be fighting me, or will it all be a false memory implanted to make you think you are fighting me, and even if it isn't a false memory, might it actually be a robot version of me? And if you try to fight me, a precog will warn the police before it ever happens, so don't even try it.

you wouldn't have to wash your hands afterwards
I think maybe your feelings about P.K. Dick are influence by the pile of terrible movies adapted from his work.

Having read several of the stories upon which the films were based, I have to agree with Pax. For example, I didn't much care for the movie Minority Report, but in many ways, the original story was even worse. PKD had some great concepts, but the execution was sorely lacking.

We'll all have to disagree on this point. I have read several of Dick's books and stories (and not even the ones they made into movies, mostly), and the man was a hell of a writer.

The Variable Man, A Scanner Darkly, VALIS
(my favorites)...these are great stories, powerfully told.

Been there done that Paxton. I thought I would do it again but apparently my life has been so boring I can't come up with another 8.

My niece pretends she is a cat. She has a special cat voice and won't talk to you unless you pretend she's a cat.

I think maybe your feelings about P.K. Dick are influence by the pile of terrible movies adapted from his work.

You may be right. The movies certainly haven't helped.

I kinda liked "Paycheck," though. Haven't seen the movie.

In the car I'm listening to A Scanner Darkly on CD. It's kind of blah, but I've only listened to the first disc so far. I'll keep going and see if it picks up any.

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