[tied] Re: To be or not to be... or to have.

No, no, this quote doesn't have anything to do with hats; it is
rather an amusing description of a glove from a person with a
neurological disorder that prevents him from remembering the word for
it. "The man who mistook his wife for a hat" is the name of the book
by the neurologist Oliver Sacks from which Miguel has quoted it.

Jedediah

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "Glen Gordon" <glengordon01@...>
wrote:

>
>
> Miguel:
> >In the words of Dr. P., a glove is "a continuous surface, infolded

on

> >itself. It appears to have ... five outpouchings." (Oliver

Sacks, "The

> >man who mistook his wife for a hat")
>
> Well they're only the same if by this you mean that, if one is so

inclined,

> one puts both on one's head. However, I assure you that personally I
> would rather eat from a hat. And god knows, while the number of

holes

> might be the same, there are some places you just shouldn't put your
> fingers.
>
> Listen to my words, kiddies. I speak with wisdom. :P
>
>
> = gLeN
>
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