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Had a couple of little "incidents" lately that caught me off-guard. Just little, mundane, everyday things that went slightly skewiff and lost any sense of protocol. The first was the other day when I went for a shave. I picked up the razor and the head was already off, but it stopped me in my tracks for a second, like one of those moments of clarity, but it was a moment of stupidity. It was like I was unsure what to do next - my brain says to remove the head, but there wasn't one on the razor. That's all it took to make me stop and think for a second.
The other happened today, and it had an extra human element. I was about to open the door to get the milk in, when a delivery man knocked. My hand was on the handle, but the man hadn't seen me about to open the door, and I hadn't seen him. There was a sudden lapse of concentration, and even though I was about to open the door, I still took a longer pause than I should have. Somehow, the process of ringing, looking (or waiting, depending on your perspective) and opening skipped a stage, leaving us both a bit confused. He rang, door opened - what happened to waiting!? It was simple, but it threw us both. It was only a Yellow Pages anyway, so he won't be back for a year, and I might not be in then.
The other happened today, and it had an extra human element. I was about to open the door to get the milk in, when a delivery man knocked. My hand was on the handle, but the man hadn't seen me about to open the door, and I hadn't seen him. There was a sudden lapse of concentration, and even though I was about to open the door, I still took a longer pause than I should have. Somehow, the process of ringing, looking (or waiting, depending on your perspective) and opening skipped a stage, leaving us both a bit confused. He rang, door opened - what happened to waiting!? It was simple, but it threw us both. It was only a Yellow Pages anyway, so he won't be back for a year, and I might not be in then.
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I know what you mean mate, It's probably something to do with routine tasks being interrupted, thus making your brain work harder to solve the problem.
I know what you mean mate, It's probably something to do with routine tasks being interrupted, thus making your brain work harder to solve the problem.
Do you smoke a lot of dope?
It's spending so much time on these forums. It leeches something out of you in a kinda twilight way. Especially weird as you've left, I know you did, I've already said bye.
Haven't I?
Did I?
Was it a dream?
Haven't I?
Did I?
Was it a dream?
HA HA HA
*points*
*points*
Had a couple of little "incidents" lately that caught me off-guard. Just little, mundane, everyday things that went slightly skewiff and lost any sense of protocol. The first was the other day when I went for a shave. I picked up the razor and the head was already off, but it stopped me in my tracks for a second, like one of those moments of clarity, but it was a moment of stupidity. It was like I was unsure what to do next - my brain says to remove the head, but there wasn't one on the razor. That's all it took to make me stop and think for a second.
The other happened today, and it had an extra human element. I was about to open the door to get the milk in, when a delivery man knocked. My hand was on the handle, but the man hadn't seen me about to open the door, and I hadn't seen him. There was a sudden lapse of concentration, and even though I was about to open the door, I still took a longer pause than I should have. Somehow, the process of ringing, looking (or waiting, depending on your perspective) and opening skipped a stage, leaving us both a bit confused. He rang, door opened - what happened to waiting!? It was simple, but it threw us both. It was only a Yellow Pages anyway, so he won't be back for a year, and I might not be in then.
The other happened today, and it had an extra human element. I was about to open the door to get the milk in, when a delivery man knocked. My hand was on the handle, but the man hadn't seen me about to open the door, and I hadn't seen him. There was a sudden lapse of concentration, and even though I was about to open the door, I still took a longer pause than I should have. Somehow, the process of ringing, looking (or waiting, depending on your perspective) and opening skipped a stage, leaving us both a bit confused. He rang, door opened - what happened to waiting!? It was simple, but it threw us both. It was only a Yellow Pages anyway, so he won't be back for a year, and I might not be in then.
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