If you have been in to see any medical professional recently, they probably have been asking you questions which the federal government feels are necessary to be asked. When I went into the ER recently, they wanted to know if I could prepare my own meals. They wanted to know if I could drive myself to my own appointments. They want to know if I felt insecure in my home. They asked me about rugs.
How come they asked me about rugs, but never asked me if I have a cat? Yes, rugs can be a problem, but at least they stay put and you have to trip over them as you walk down the hall. Cats have a very annoying habit of appearing out of nowhere and inserting themselves into the most awkward places as you try to make any kind of move. I’ve gotten much closer to falling from my wife’s cat then I have from throw rugs.
Maybe we need a new federal regulation from some mysterious agency requiring them to ask us about whether we have cats in the home. It might require training the cats by federally licenced professionals to not trip people and a government certificate to show we have complied. I feel free to share this because I doubt if any Democrats ever read anything I write.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Opus 2025-165: New Laws: What about the Cat?
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