bloody rare, RA!RA! (wasRe: GAY & STRAIGHT Conlang Days, etc.)

In a message dated 2004:07:18 10:35:42 PM, ThatBlueCat@AOL.COM writes:

>-David (rarest of all conlangers: straight, right-handed, clean-
>shaven, and Latvian)
    "Z." (tha's me!) and my "trickster" alter ego humbly beg to differ
somewhat & "we" claim that "we" are the rarest of all conlangers (besides bein' an
economically-endangered species of one)... "we" are: celibate/asexual
(temporarily, hehe... ::sings "Hormones De-Ranged" to the tune of "Home on the
Range"::), semi-ambidextrous, fuzzy-faced, goggled (I have thick-lensed glasses that
make me look like a mad scientist), & BBCI (British-Born Chinese-Indonesian).
    How's that for rarity, eh?

    As to GAY & STRAIGHT Conlang Days, IMHO I think this funny & highly
absurd. ROTFLMAO
I subscribe to the idea that we Higher Primates are just plain SEXUAL, even
when we claim to be asexual (William S. Burrouhs said we are bad animals; I add
we can _be_ baaaad animals, hehe...sado-masochistic, hormone-driven social
animals, hehe...).
    ::again sings "Hormones De-Ranged" to the tune of "Home on the Range"::
    IMHO Orientation is situational, but the situation can be life-long for a
large, unfortunate majority of sheep  - OOPS! I mean peeps [people] ;)

    ::suddenly remembers to take psych meds & runs off to do so::

    Some still believe that what the gods give in genius, gifts and talents,
the Fates take from spirit, body and mind... But I am not that Greco-Romantic
to take that laying down, *gigglasnort!*


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'The sage does not become trapped in semantics, does not mistake map for
territory, but rather "opens things up to the light of Heaven" by flowing with the
words, by playing with the words. Once attuned to this flow, the sage need
make no special effort to "illumine," for language does it by itself,
spontaneously. Language spills over [... letting each stream find its own channel,
fertilizing the earth, bringing everything into becoming...].' -  Peter Lamborn
Wilson, _Aimless Wandering: Chuang Tzu's Chaos Linguistics_