Well, I just pulled a wonderful all-nighter

[Deleted member 6550]

To write a 3500-word paper in the writing style of stream of consciousness. It's amazing how fast you can churn out a large of number of words when you really need to. :whistling: And now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to "bed" for, oh, two hours, before I have to get up and function like the rest of the breathing population. I certainly look forward to handing everything in on time, even if I faint shortly after. haha



P.S. If Satan represents tediousness, rough copies are the underworld. I despise them and always have. I have trouble writing genuine roughs -- I've always hit the word processor and pressed the backspace as I went along. Faking them takes so long to write out, though, and then you have to fake edit them, and it's just vile.

 

[Libra]

Hope you do well

 

[gemjill]

G'day and good onya!
Is stream of consciousness just one long sentence? does it have to make sense? reminds me of my letters!
cheers

 

[Fantasy Guy]

gratz on pulling that off, I no I can't do that type of thing. What grade did you end up getting

 

[Leeny]

P.S. If Satan represents tediousness, rough copies are the underworld. I despise them and always have. I have trouble writing genuine roughs -- I've always hit the word processor and pressed the backspace as I went along. Faking them takes so long to write out, though, and then you have to fake edit them, and it's just vile.

I feel your pain. I always write the final copy and then I copy and paste it into another document and then add some stupid sentences and misspell some words to make it look like a rough draft...:whistling: I guess I'm one of those who has to edit as they go.

 

[sparkchaser]

I feel your pain. I always write the final copy and then I copy and paste it into another document and then add some stupid sentences and misspell some words to make it look like a rough draft...:whistling: I guess I'm one of those who has to edit as they go.

I edit as I go along too.

 

[Comeflyaway]

I edit as I go along too.

I do a mixture. I edit as much as I can on the screen, but then I print out a copy and attack it with a pen. I can usually find plenty more things to change once I'm looking at a hard copy. But I wouldn't necessarily call it a "rough draft," since I never just write without editing and tweaking as I go along.

 

[sparkchaser]

I do a mixture. I edit as much as I can on the screen, but then I print out a copy and attack it with a pen. I can usually find plenty more things to change once I'm looking at a hard copy. But I wouldn't necessarily call it a "rough draft," since I never just write without editing and tweaking as I go along.

That's what I have a reviewer for. :whistling:

 

[Comeflyaway]

That's what I have a reviewer for. :whistling:

Haha, touche.:lol: