And then you sent it to me.
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While I appreciate this kind of devotion, I have to say a few things:
1. I hope you're not a pilot flying a plane that's just overshot your destination because you're playing on a laptop doing this.
2. If you aren't really in a meeting, and do things like this for fun, you need a life.
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The Science Marches On Department demands citation credit for its original research !!!!
Actually, as you said, the department is not marching at the moment, but sitting still, trying to resist the temptation to take a nap.
I have two kids who do things like this for fun.
I have one who paints HIS toenails, so, on the whole...
"A doctor today was mysteriously found chopped up and half eaten in an abandoned warehouse today..."
He/she has way too much time on their hands
I once had an annoying coworker that used the word "so" way too much. I started keeping track of the number of times that he said the word "so" in meetings. I had a max of 50 and an average of around 30. I kept this spreadsheet for over a year before I got laid off.
um... does the commenter who kept a spreadsheet of the number of times a coworker said "so" wonder WHY they were laid off?
I was really hoping the official explanation of those two pilots overshooting their destination would be more interesting than "they were distracted by their laptops."
Helen:
1. It doesn't say what they were looking at on their laptops.
2. Maybe "laptops" wasn't referring to their computers at all.
And I thought I was bored! That is crazy!
I read the atlas for fun...but then again, I already know I need to get a life.
When on the news, they said the pilots were not sleeping or arguing, my mind totally went THERE. When they said they were on their laptops, I think I said something like, "Thank God!" And, my dad was so confused.
This gave me the chuckles. Thank you because I really needed them!
did the same thing in my pharmacy. was so bored we decided to graph incidence of customers picking up their viagra scripts on a day of the week basis. we naturally thought that the highest frequency would occur on a friday or saturday...turns out tuesdays.
so let me get this straight, a reader charted your blogtastic course of action over the last almost year...hmmmm...wow, I don't even do that for MYSELF....
Quite the following you have here Mr. G.
did you sign up for an account with www.loyalblogreadersforever.com or what?
;)
~hl~
www.hoscorners.blogspot.com
I went through a phase where I liked to chart everything. Now I'm in a phase were I like to identify the types of clouds I see on my daily walk. It keeps me out of trouble, as when my mind wanders I attempt entertaining but impractical projects. Or needlework.
I do love this graph though. It is showing a steady decline of your posts from August to October after peaking in July. Let's pick up our numbers shall we?
And if you think looking at their laptops is the truth.. puhhhleaasse
I believe the pilots were busy fiddling with their joysticks.
Sitting in my ambulance, laughing my butt off! Keep up the blogging, please! You make me a better patient!
you have had a 15% decrease in posts since July!!!
However, since you had a 65% increase from June to July. I have a hypothesis that you, Dr Grumpy, live in the southern part of the US. My idea being that in the hottest part of summer, you would be have "inside" hobbies to enjoy air conditioning.
(I need a life)
Any bets that it was actually Grumpy who created this chart and is projecting it onto a strange patient after realizing that it was a completely ridiculous thing to do but not wanting it to go to waste.
No, it wasn't me.
The author was identified above.
"Our relationship entered its decline at this point"... http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/decline.png
I'm thinking stalker...just saying...WOW
You always make a bad day better!! Haha..altough I don't have enough time in my day to make you any charts I still think you are fabulous :)
what scares me is that since i relatively recently discovered your blog, the first thing i noticed when seeing this graph (which was then confirmed by the comments) is that i'm pretty sure you blogged more on vacation than while in the office. & that's a little messed up. i'm just sayin'.... ;-)
I do a chart like this for my weight and fat content. But I'd be willing to outsource that task to the Lifeless One.
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