What Does an Ovate Do? Easy That, Ovation!!!!
Ovates study patterns. Yep. That’s what we do all right. Then once we have studied up on the patterns, we predict how the pattern shall pattern on out into the future predicated on our arduous studies. One interesting pattern that never fails to aggravate an Ovate like myself, is a do loop type pattern. Do loop type patterns are impossible to change because the do loopers are incapable of getting out of the do loop. They are like a donkey (Equus asinus) that is sadly hooked up to a long pole and forced to forlornly trudge in a circle as the simple machine on the other end of the pole, grinds grist. Hopefully, the hard-working donkey gets lots of time off to enjoy donkey leisure activities when not employed at the grist mill and plenty of donkey chow to keep up her strength, and a retirement bundle. Hopefully, she is allowed to work at a pace within the usual capabilities of a donkey and is treated with kindliness by her overseer.
Much of human or proto human labor is donkey like, but we may be more imaginative than donkeys, maybe. So to keep our imaginations under control, so that we won’t kick up our heels and run off from the grist mill, we must justify our labor so that it seems important. More than once, I have attempted to intervene in a human or proto human pattern, only to be informed, “Crumby, I need to feel like my work is important.” or, “Crumby, I need to feel good about my job.”
Fair enough. Due to my wicked Christian past, I sometimes wax messianic or evangelical, whichever, and attempt to disrupt a pattern that aggravates me. But that’s not what ovates do, we study patterns and foretell. So I have learned to keep my aggravation under control, somewhat, and not bother the humans and proto humans, proximally, while they’re working.
Apparently a great many humans and a few proto humans, maybe, feel that an important component of feeling good about their jobs is to blame the miserable Iraqis for 9/11. Patterns indicate that these are the very same humans that blamed the miserable Iraqis in the first place, following their leaders, Evil Vice Minister Chitlin especially, and many of whom, now have jobs related to the population control and colonization on-going in miserable Iraq. Or maybe their kinfolk have the jobs and they need to feel good about their kinfolk.
Fair enough.
Much of human or proto human labor is donkey like, but we may be more imaginative than donkeys, maybe. So to keep our imaginations under control, so that we won’t kick up our heels and run off from the grist mill, we must justify our labor so that it seems important. More than once, I have attempted to intervene in a human or proto human pattern, only to be informed, “Crumby, I need to feel like my work is important.” or, “Crumby, I need to feel good about my job.”
Fair enough. Due to my wicked Christian past, I sometimes wax messianic or evangelical, whichever, and attempt to disrupt a pattern that aggravates me. But that’s not what ovates do, we study patterns and foretell. So I have learned to keep my aggravation under control, somewhat, and not bother the humans and proto humans, proximally, while they’re working.
Apparently a great many humans and a few proto humans, maybe, feel that an important component of feeling good about their jobs is to blame the miserable Iraqis for 9/11. Patterns indicate that these are the very same humans that blamed the miserable Iraqis in the first place, following their leaders, Evil Vice Minister Chitlin especially, and many of whom, now have jobs related to the population control and colonization on-going in miserable Iraq. Or maybe their kinfolk have the jobs and they need to feel good about their kinfolk.
Fair enough.
posted by ray pistrum at Sunday, December 10, 2006
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