April 28, 2009

A Recent Suggestion To Me

Someone recently suggested that I write all these ideas down on little pieces of paper, and throw them into a bag.  That way after I say something, they (or presumably others) could use a phrase along the lines of “You like that?  He’s got a whole bag of em in his car”.  Admittedly, I find the image of one going out to their car and returning with a bag of ideas to be funny, if only for an instant.

I immediately thought some old musty bag. But I wonder, what sort of bag is appropriate as a bag for ideas?  A garbage bag?  What?

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