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   10/19/07

   gosmelltheflowers

   We'd have to email our thoughts in on the day...
   
   Maybe a bcc TO THE bbc?

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   10/19/07

   gosmelltheflowers

   We'd have to email our thoughts in on the day...
   
   Maybe a bcc TO THE bbc?

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      10/19/07

      wandadog13

      Or a tbc to the bbc, asap, etc.....
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   10/19/07

   ThriftShopRomantic

   No email for a day... Yikes. I use my email at work as a sort of documentation of what I did on a certain day. It puts my words to clients in writing in case I need them for future reference.
   
   I do believe I would be lost.

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      10/19/07

      wandadog13

      lost lost quite lost - I don't know where I am or who I am?
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      10/19/07

      ThriftShopRomantic

      "Clockwise"?
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      10/19/07

      wandadog13

      yep! just such a funny film!
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   10/19/07

   Stanaxe

   Makes you wonder how you managed on snail mail,faxes and telex, cant they say no spam for a day and for ever.

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   10/19/07

   clioandme

   I don't know about no email for a day, but I can get a lot more work done if I only deal with it every hour or two. Dealing with it many times per hour breaks my train of thought and makes me about as intellectually sharp as if I'd had several drinks.

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   10/19/07

   ender

   the phone is eVile. i'd much rather wait until i can finish a thought and check my email in my own time. and decide when to answer that email in my own time.
   
   i say we have more "leave me alone and let me just get my work DONE" days instead.

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      10/19/07

      bnsullivan

      I second that, Ender!
      
      I hate intrusive phone calls, and prefer email for the same reasons as you.