BUG-KILL PHILOSOPHY -- by Steve Nadis
I live in an intellectual burg where even the exterminators are philosophers. Earlier today I spent an hour with one such professional, who failed to find a single bug of consequence in my home but dished out enough philosophy to make the inspection well worth the $125 fee. "Does your wife sleep on this side of the bed?" he asked, while inspecting our room for hidden pests. "Yeah, why do you ask?" I replied. "Men always sleep by the door," he said. "It's been that way since the Stone Age," he added, with women and children sleeping in back of the cave--at least according to this expert--while men guarded the entrance.
Although my girls are still young, he warned me what I'll be in for a decade from now. "All your troubles will have to do with men," he explained. "You'll have three women MEN-struating. Plus your wife dealing with MEN-opause. Then you'll have your own MEN-tal health to deal with. So eventually, all your women problem will actually revolve around men."
I wrote out the check before he left and suggested that perhaps we'd do the next "inspection" while I lay down on the couch. The way I see it, we all could use a good "debugging" every now and then.


He's right about the men sleeping by the door (my husband always sleeps on the side nearest the door).
It's a good thing they [men] got the clobbering the female over the head for mating out of their systems...
:-) (Comment this)