Yep. I don't really practice "OOP" anymore because each of my objects are really just behavior with no application state (their only state would be the other be

Yep. I don't really practice "OOP" anymore because each of my objects are really just behavior with no application state (their only state would be the other behavioral objects they depend on). However, in a classical language it's easier to organize stuff into classes and for the purpose of a post like this one it's easier to convey. But you're dead on.