Hmmmm… Is it the half-presence of caffeine that allows his right side to function, or the half-absence that’s impairing his left side? If he drinks a second cup, will it awaken his sleeping side, or merely double the imbalance?
Eno is holding the coffee cup in his right hand, indicating he’s probably right-handed and left-brained (although there’s a possibility that, were his left side not asleep, he’d be holding the cup in the other hand). His speech centers seem to be unimpaired, yet his memory appears faulty (he had forgotten that he is drinking half-caf, yet is able to articulate his memory lapse). This memory-loss symptom is contra-indicative of a pathological explanation, because fact-retrieval is a function of the (presumably functional) left hemisphere of the brain.
Without the benefit of extensive neurological scanning, and ideally some cognitive experiments to see whether his logical and emotional reasoning processes have been affected, we can’t be sure just how extensive Eno’s condition is, but we’d better do some exploratory surgery just in case. Call the anaesthetist, STAT, and tell him to bring the BIG hammer…
Easy stroke test - just stick out your tongue. If it won’t go straight, there’s a problem. Smiling helps too - if it is lopsided, that’s an indication.
WoodEye almost 15 years ago
Half-caf and a half-wit.
Llewellenbruce almost 15 years ago
Most of the time Eno’s brain is asleep too.
Normthehacker almost 15 years ago
Just have to drink twice as much half-caf so why bother.
comicgos almost 15 years ago
Must be why Eno gets happy feet when he drinks beer!
pschearer Premium Member almost 15 years ago
With Half-and-Half, no doubt.
(Would real cream make it the fatted caf?)
lewisbower almost 15 years ago
DOC TOON What about your brew? I thought the caff went off the Richter scale
Plods with ...™ almost 15 years ago
Do they make half beer?
fritzoid Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Half-caf, served by the half-carafe.
(C’mon, that’s worth a half-laugh…)
ronaldmundy almost 15 years ago
sounds more like a stroke.
lazygrazer almost 15 years ago
I gave the joke a halffarted laff.
COWBOY7 almost 15 years ago
Woodeye
I’m with you on the half-wit! lol
fritzoid Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Hmmmm… Is it the half-presence of caffeine that allows his right side to function, or the half-absence that’s impairing his left side? If he drinks a second cup, will it awaken his sleeping side, or merely double the imbalance?
Eno is holding the coffee cup in his right hand, indicating he’s probably right-handed and left-brained (although there’s a possibility that, were his left side not asleep, he’d be holding the cup in the other hand). His speech centers seem to be unimpaired, yet his memory appears faulty (he had forgotten that he is drinking half-caf, yet is able to articulate his memory lapse). This memory-loss symptom is contra-indicative of a pathological explanation, because fact-retrieval is a function of the (presumably functional) left hemisphere of the brain.
Without the benefit of extensive neurological scanning, and ideally some cognitive experiments to see whether his logical and emotional reasoning processes have been affected, we can’t be sure just how extensive Eno’s condition is, but we’d better do some exploratory surgery just in case. Call the anaesthetist, STAT, and tell him to bring the BIG hammer…
dead.theologians.society almost 15 years ago
Two words - “Jolt Cola”
drtom01 almost 15 years ago
In real life that’s the classic symtoms of a stroke.
ronaldmundy almost 15 years ago
duh, i said that 6 hours ago. should read the notes on the way down……can you hold your hand over your head. never mind……another stroke victim.
Smiley Rmom almost 15 years ago
Easy stroke test - just stick out your tongue. If it won’t go straight, there’s a problem. Smiling helps too - if it is lopsided, that’s an indication.