Am I missing something here Dave - or is your metaphor too complicated for my ageing brain. I thought neutering only removed the so called naughty bits.
ArtistUnplugged I wonder... do politicians lose their bias when neutered?
Helen Another good one. Thanks.
Kass Perfect - I hadn't read that, good to know!
Helen And me!
Conda And me.
Weaver You share my puzzlement - maybe it's just two ageing brain, but I was brought up (from college onwards) to believe that left/right preference is determined by the growth of the speech lobes in the brain. Whichever side they develop , that side will be the dominant brain side, controlling the opposite body side. This study puts a whole new slant on the thing... what does it say about the poor souls who are ambidextrous, for example?
Ronda You took the thought right out of my incubating brain - see Weaver above.
Cloudia Eh? I've been blamed for a few things, but this is a snip too far!
Hmmmm, sounds like politics....
ReplyDeleteBigot or Big Head?
ReplyDelete'Tis difficult to discern ..
In this day and age!
Good one, Helen.
ReplyDeleteGender is questioned
when brain dominance changes
along with attire.
Latest studies show
ReplyDeletewriting haiku as we age,
prevents Alzheimer's.
(read that just the other day)
OH BOY! Best thing I've heard in ages, Kass!
ReplyDeleteI love "unless neutered".
ReplyDeleteAm I missing something here Dave - or is your metaphor too complicated for my ageing brain. I thought neutering only removed the so called naughty bits.
ReplyDeleteAre they then ambidexterous?
ReplyDeleteunless.....you are a true experimental artist, Dave
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki
Comfort Spiral
There's always an up side, Dave!
ReplyDeleteArtistUnplugged
ReplyDeleteI wonder... do politicians lose their bias when neutered?
Helen
Another good one. Thanks.
Kass
Perfect - I hadn't read that, good to know!
Helen
And me!
Conda
And me.
Weaver
You share my puzzlement - maybe it's just two ageing brain, but I was brought up (from college onwards) to believe that left/right preference is determined by the growth of the speech lobes in the brain. Whichever side they develop , that side will be the dominant brain side, controlling the opposite body side. This study puts a whole new slant on the thing... what does it say about the poor souls who are ambidextrous, for example?
Ronda
You took the thought right out of my incubating brain - see Weaver above.
Cloudia
Eh? I've been blamed for a few things, but this is a snip too far!
Derrick
And long may it be so.