Notebooks, when left alone in a dark place for extended periods of time, can breed. And I don’t mean nasty fungs or bugs or weird shit. I mean they make more notebooks.<\/p>\n
And they’re nasty, scheming little bastards, too. Because their offspring are all single-subject, wide-rule ‘100% post consumer\/rescued from landfill’ notebooks.
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\nI found this out because I was digging for notebooks today, to help with a website. See, before computers, Gremlin wrote everything in notebooks. Any notebook. A dayplanner would do. And I haven’t found them all. There’s a box downstairs somewhere — a couple of them — with a few hundred more pounds of the damned things.<\/p>\n
And they’re hiding from me. Probably because they’re breeding. And working up a nice layer of whatever it is they coat themselves with to deter me from touching them. Nasty, horrible, drying-out nastiness of horror and cracking.<\/p>\n
I think that’s where public restroom soap comes from — they scrape it off notebooks.<\/p>\n
I’m going to spend the rest of my day clicking the ‘random page’ option on e.97d.com<\/a>, because I don’t think I have the mental capacity for real work right now.<\/p>\n Damned, crazy-makin’ notebooks.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Notebooks, when left alone in a dark place for extended periods of time, can breed. And I don’t mean nasty fungs or bugs or weird shit. I mean they make more notebooks. And they’re nasty, scheming little bastards, too. Because … Continue reading