Socrates Sez:
Humans are so stubborn. They seem to spend every waking hour thinking about sex,
getting sex, or being disappointed by not having sex. And I have the answer.
Yes, sir, I do.
Socrates Sez:
Yesterday was only the beginning. I have lots more tricks up my saddle blanket.
Socrates Sez:
My ears are perfectly shaped and my hair lies just so. I don't like it rumpled.
Socrates Sez:
We mules are often accused of being cowards (or stubborn) but we're most certainly not.
We're smart.
Socrates Sez:
Humans are just plain slow on the uptake sometimes. All we mules can do is practice the
latest of training procedures: set up the situation, wait for the human to make the
correct decision, then reward them for even the smallest progress. Believe me,
as dense as humans are, we need a lot of patience to train them. But it can be done.
Socrates Sez:
Humans are known to be slow, so we mules have to be very patient.
Socrates Sez:
Excellent plan I concocted, if I do say so myself. Now, keep your hooves crossed. . .
Socrates Sez:
Humans have such crazy notions sometimes.
Socrates Sez:
Throw a little salt over your withers and let's get to work.
Socrates Sez:
My human is becoming increasingly agitated. Not that another human would notice, but
we mules are exceedingly perceptive about these matters.
Socrates Sez:
You'd think they would be more appreciative of my efforts. We mules must have the
patience of Job while we wait for our humans to recognize the truth.
Socrates Sez:
The only way to overcome the objections of two obstinate people is to be even more
obstinate than they are. That's a tough project, but I'm unflinching in my dedication
to the task.
Socrates Sez:
While I'd like things to happen a little faster, you can only expect so much from humans,
especially those who are as thickskulled as my two.
Socrates Sez:
Were it dignified for a mule to do a happy dance, I'd be doing one.
Socrates Sez:
Humans, shortsighted as they are, can rarely work their way through a dilemma without
first digging themselves into some sort of a trauma. Not even porcupines are that
boneheaded. I'm here to tell you that if a porcupine had brains, it wouldn't need
quills.
Socrates Sez:
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Socrates Sez:
Besides, I always did like a good party.
Socrates Sez:
You ever wonder about the silly positions that humans get in to mate? The rest of the
animal kingdom just gets the job done, but humans can be downright ridiculous. I mean,
what other animal would do it face-to-face, risking life and limb from the other's
teeth. For that matter, this preoccupation with oral sex is a total bafflement. You'd
never find another male animal that would willingly put his you-know-what in his mate's
mouth. Not unless he didn't want it back. Ever.
Socrates Sez:
No, you can't pee on a bush right now! We have work to do. Tie a knot in it.

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