Thoughts that occur to you during dull period

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Lunar Shadow

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Attractive women and large ass trains of logic that I prombtly forget when I reconnect my brain to my body
 

Erana

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I have a lot of forgotten threads of thought,
little daydreams,
schemes I know won't ever work, 'n the likes.
and Sometimes I'll think up analogies to make my homework more eloquent. (Irk, courses with lots of writing)

What I find interesting, though, is that whatever I was last doing, I will see when I close my eyes. It just bothers me when I start painting in my head, and have nothing to show for it.
 

Valandar

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I get weirdly philosophical. I wrote this while waiting on a render in 3DS Max:

Recently, physicists have decided that time is like a tree - it branches off at every decision, sprouting a
new timeline. Some decisions are minor and vary little from their parent, such as whether to have one
lump of sugar or two in your coffee. These timelines, depending on how minor, can sometimes weave
themselves back into the original timeline. Thus, one person remembers events happening a certain
way, while another swears that it happened differently. Others create almost entirely new trunks - such
as whether or not an assassin's bullet hit its mark, killing Adolf Hitler in 1933, if the decision was
made not to drop the A-Bomb in 1945. These events almost never weave back into their parent
timeline.

What science has yet to understand is that time is indeed like a tree... it has roots. While time has a
trunk with decisions causing branches, it also splits in the past, with countless different roots and
possible pasts, as well. And all of them are equally valid.


The universe began as a cosmic void. Then, six thousand and five hundred years ago or so, a Supreme
Being declared "Let there be light!" And there was light, and he saw that it was good.

The universe began as a cosmic void. Then, fifteen billion years or so ago, a hypercondensed
singularity exploded into the known universe, expanding at more than 99% of the speed of light as
galaxies, quasars, nebulas, and the like.

The universe began as a cosmic void between a place of cold and a place of heat. The heat melted part
of the ice, revealing Audhumla the Cow, who licked the ice to reveal Ymir, the first Giant. He was later
slain by Odin, Ville, and Ve, who used his body to make the Nine Worlds.

The universe began on November 3, 1989, when a squawling man-child was born. He's really the only
being in existance, you see, everyone and eveything else (including both you and me) are figments of
his imagination and only REALLY exist when he thinks about us.

The Earth was created by the Hand of God forming his will just so, and the planet just appeared. The
next day, it was filled with life.

The Earth was created by cooling embers from the initial Big Bang, collecting out of the accretion disk
of a Type M star. It took billions of years for life to emerge, and hundreds of millions to evolve to a
state beyond single-celled organisms.

The Earth was created before the universe was, and was populated by Elder Things from Beyond the
Stars, demons and gods of power that would drive men mad to simply behold. The universe was
actually an afterthought, created to help imprison the worst of the Old Ones.

The Earth was created by the Great Ocean giving birth to a mountain. We do not ask who the father
was.

All of these contradict each other. They cannot possibly all be true. And yet, they are. Earth was a
paradise, and a Hell, in the days before Man. It was a wild planet, and an orderly proccess. It was filled
with demons, and watched over by angels. These things all happened. All of them occurred
simultaneously across a single day and across billions of years.

And then there came Man.
 

CasualZombie

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I stagger in on a Monday morning, see you and think "Geez, you look just how I feel inside......really pretty"
 

ElephantGuts

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Well it's sort of hard to remember what I think of when I stop paying attention to anything since...I'm not paying attention, but it's probably either about videogames, sex, or something else. I don't know. All I do know is that when I snap back to reality I realize I didn't hear any of the directions for the Spanish midterm I'm going to take in about 30 seconds...true story, earlier today.
 

_Janny_

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ElephantGuts said:
All I do know is that when I snap back to reality I realize I didn't hear any of the directions for the Spanish midterm I'm going to take in about 30 seconds...true story, earlier today.
I hate when that happens...
I sometimes zone out when a person is talking only to me and when they inevitably ask me a question like "What do you think about that?" I have to come up with an answer that would make them happy. The one that works best for me so far is "Either way is fine."

Anyway, on my dull walk to uni I generally think about a story I'd write if I drew a comic book. Many nice ideas usually come in my head, but I discovered that I can't really think well once I stop at a streetlight. When I'm walking ideas just flow in my head, but when I stop, the ideas stop. Weird...
 

chumpzilla_69

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I tend to suffer from the old "does everyone see the same colours?" For instance if i saw green, when others saw blue, but you wouldnt know seeing as you'd always been brought up knowing the same colors as everyone else.......

spend a lot of time on that doozy
 

Omnidum

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I don't think when I'm in a drought. I just stare into my psychadelic lamp and go "........."
 

Lord George

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I thought how none of the people around me are ever going to amount to anything and that they certainly don't need all the organs in their body and mayby I should take them. For science.

Then I wondered if I'm a schizophrenic but thought my voices aren't aggressive or bad so there's probably nothing wrong