Comments on: “You know there’s nothing to steal from my Mom and Craig” http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218 The Noises Reasonable People Make Wed, 01 Sep 2010 20:06:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Taaaaaaaaaaaahm http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218&cpage=1#comment-359 Taaaaaaaaaaaahm Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:54:08 +0000 http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218#comment-359 This is such good news. The extras look tight! This is such good news. The extras look tight!

]]> By: The Subtle Rudder http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218&cpage=1#comment-336 The Subtle Rudder Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:05:02 +0000 http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218#comment-336 The circle bends but does not break, muthafucka. This one seems the most appropos of yr. current chair-sitting hound: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deanallen/2508585608/ Also, I MAY HAVE TOLD YOU THIS ALREADY (hee), there was a great article in the NYTimes (http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/13/magazine/13pets-t.html?em) re: the angst of the animals in our midst; basically, we love our animals so much we've turned them into neurotic messes, just like us, and now we're looking for chemical bullet, the puppy uppers-n-doggie downers that'll turn them into tractable, productive members of the household. The next week, a vet wrote in to say: <em>"In my own practice experience, and consistent with the animals described in the article by James Vlahos (July 13), all types of neurotic behaviors are far more prevalent in single-pet households. If it can be managed, two or more pooches or cats are easier to live with than one. Friendship and vigorous activity go a long way in preventing nutty behavior. Just like us."<em> Now don't say I don't enable you! ;) (Although, remember Archie and the difficulties of canine adolescence when dreaming of second pups...) The circle bends but does not break, muthafucka.

This one seems the most appropos of yr. current chair-sitting hound: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deanallen/2508585608/

Also, I MAY HAVE TOLD YOU THIS ALREADY (hee), there was a great article in the NYTimes (http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/13/magazine/13pets-t.html?em) re: the angst of the animals in our midst; basically, we love our animals so much we’ve turned them into neurotic messes, just like us, and now we’re looking for chemical bullet, the puppy uppers-n-doggie downers that’ll turn them into tractable, productive members of the household. The next week, a vet wrote in to say:

“In my own practice experience, and consistent with the animals described in the article by James Vlahos (July 13), all types of neurotic behaviors are far more prevalent in single-pet households. If it can be managed, two or more pooches or cats are easier to live with than one. Friendship and vigorous activity go a long way in preventing nutty behavior. Just like us.”

Now don’t say I don’t enable you! ;)

(Although, remember Archie and the difficulties of canine adolescence when dreaming of second pups…)

]]> By: Aaron http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218&cpage=1#comment-335 Aaron Sun, 17 Aug 2008 14:29:09 +0000 http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218#comment-335 You know showing me a video of beautiful grey Weimaraners is only going to make me want to go get another one!! Will the Circle be Unbroken?? You know showing me a video of beautiful grey Weimaraners is only going to make me want to go get another one!!

Will the Circle be Unbroken??

]]> By: The Subtle Rudder http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218&cpage=1#comment-334 The Subtle Rudder Sun, 17 Aug 2008 13:33:10 +0000 http://www.elasticheart.com/?p=218#comment-334 Did you ever get your non-Criterion version back from its most recent borrower? I want to revel in the Dignan from whence cometh Dizzee Digs the D.O.G.G. (De Ol' Grey Gangsta, of course). Speaking of his sleekness, and of flip cameras (as we were yesterday), and also neatly connecting last night's Gregg Allman Highway 6 action with a little Sunday Morning teutonic chanteusing, which, very snake-eating-it's-own-tail, hooks right back to Wes Anderson's oeuvre (whew, what were we saying about circles and lines again? I forget): http://textism.com/2008/06/20/these.days Did you ever get your non-Criterion version back from its most recent borrower? I want to revel in the Dignan from whence cometh Dizzee Digs the D.O.G.G. (De Ol’ Grey Gangsta, of course). Speaking of his sleekness, and of flip cameras (as we were yesterday), and also neatly connecting last night’s Gregg Allman Highway 6 action with a little Sunday Morning teutonic chanteusing, which, very snake-eating-it’s-own-tail, hooks right back to Wes Anderson’s oeuvre (whew, what were we saying about circles and lines again? I forget):

http://textism.com/2008/06/20/these.days

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