Maybe itâs something along the lines of the âDog/Ballâ thing.
MustâŠoccupyâŠcenterâŠofâŠeverything!
Wonder if a cat would occupy the center of a pentagon, and if this is the genesis of the idea that you can bind a demon that way.
Did you ever try to bind a cat?
Apparently superfunnyimages.com doesnât like their images linked here.
Preston Sturges kindly supplies a copy from a different source, below.
Reminds me of how Andrew David Thaler keeps his bunnies âconfinedâ â puts a rug in the middle of a hardwood floor (they never leave it)
Donât you see? Itâs the only safety from the Hounds of Tindalos!
Well, if you draw a circle and the cat is irresistibly drawn to it, thatâs a sort of biding.
Was wondering how those scissors workedâŠ
Finally saw the handles in one of the other shots:
The hounds of Tindalos hungrily bark
The shoggots are coming, they glow in the dark
They roll in for the kill, leaving slimy mark
Thereâs a battle outside and itâs raining
The windows are shaking, the havoc is stark
And the shapes, they are a-changinââŠ
(I promise to record and youtube-post it one day.)
My God! The scissors were also attracted to that circle! Does it follow that⊠scissors are a kind of cat?
Awwww⊠bunnies!
That, Sir, is a heptagon. It probably summoned the cat (and hopefully bound it).
Never seen an attraction to circles, but Iâve got a cat that insists on climbing into any new box thatâs brought into the house, no matter the size. Whenever somethingâs delivered, once the box has been opened (and sometimes before itâs even emptied) itâs going to be occupied, even if it means an uncomfortable position with most of the cat hanging over the edge of a tiny box, and itâll stay that way for hours.
i donât see whatâs so hard to understand. it follows the feline rule of, âif i fits, i sits.â
Mine doesnât seem to care about circles or empty boxesâŠbut put an empty suitcase out and itâs a different story
Fitting is not actually required.
