Observation

Feb 09, 2011 17:05

If you never lose writing utensils in the detritus on your desk, you are not truly living.

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makyo February 9 2011, 17:46:24 UTC
I read a story once about the celebrated Irish mathematician and physicist William Rowan Hamilton. After he died, his executors discovered plates with the remains of dessicated, half-eaten meals on them, buried amongst the papers on his desk.

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queex February 10 2011, 09:37:59 UTC
I've had plates get absorbed into the collective, but never half-eaten meals.

I think I should one-up him by losing a small child.

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tomf_ February 9 2011, 18:11:43 UTC
I can lose a pen on an empty desk.

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purp1e_magic February 10 2011, 07:40:56 UTC
Likewise. Does this mean we are more alive than the rest of them? Perhaps superhuman?

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tomf_ February 10 2011, 17:52:05 UTC
My theory was that if I lose enough pens, the place where they go will eventually get full, and burst, freeing enough pens to supply the worlds writing implement needs for several hundred years.

It's a bad plan, because I just found my pen behind my ear.

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