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Old 03-07-2004, 21:02   #37
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Re: The man who wrote down every thought.....

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Originally Posted by kink
Oooooooh an ON topic post

I would love to have been able to read the transcripts or thoughts diary.. as someone else already mentioned i'm not sure it could have been possible to include every thought he had since most of them would have been to do with something about having to write it down

The process of having to write every thought down on paper would have been foremost on his mind, i would have thought.....

I suppose he didn't include all those

I suppose that would have ruined the whole effect....... shutting up now


Oops i lied............ wonder if he mentioned sex......... aren't men supposed to think about it every few seconds...... or is it every few minutes?
Nope deffo every few seconds....

A few years ago, where I used to work, because our team was spread amongst several buildings, the boss installed a sort of diary system where we would all log everything we did. One of the technicians (bit of a Perl programming whizz) whipped up a small script that when run filled up the database that stored the diary with "Filled out job sheet" over and over. He got in trouble, but the diary idea was abandoned.

Back on topic. I personally don't see the point in jotting down all your thoughts. For most people, what you are thinking won't be relevant to them.
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