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Re: Workspace
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lugnet.storage
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Mon, 9 Nov 1998 21:28:31 GMT
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CJC@NEWSGUYantispam.COM
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Steve Bliss <blisses@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Lofts are useful in another way--in college, I put my alarm clock on
> the 'main floor'. That way, I'd have to get up to turn it off, and
> generally, I'd be too sleepy to climb back into the loft, so I'd have
> to start my day. That worked, until I realized I could turn off the
> alarm, then just collapse on the couch...
I did that once. Only once because in my sleep I reached out to my
roommate's bookshelf (about pillow level next to my bed), grabbed a
dictionary, and hurled it across the room at the clock. I never woke
up. My roomie showed up a couple hours later after his morning
classes and found me sound asleep with my alarm clock smashed into a
lot of pieces on my desk.
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| (...) I've had lofts with stairs. Well, somewhere between stair-steps and a ladder. It's a matter of selective compression. Lofts are useful in another way--in college, I put my alarm clock on the 'main floor'. That way, I'd have to get up to turn (...) (28 years ago, 2-Nov-98, to lugnet.storage)
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