Brainstorming of Creative-ness!

VeggieLover · 09-29-2009, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by NumberNineDream

I would've loved to participate, but my god this title give me the chills each time I read it! was it so hard so hard to type "creativity"? and when was a brainstorming about dullness?

the title in itself is redundant.

It is possible to brainstorm the mundane... I've seen it done oh so many times, so no, the title is not neccessarily redundant, though in this setting it may appear to be so.

And I'm sorry my use of creative diction causes you pain, doubtless my presence in an actual social setting would give you an extreme head-ache.
Unfourtunetly, I'm a touch sadistic.... so while im sure you will get over it eventually, in the mean time i'll just enjoy your suffering.

imagine me rolling my eyes.

VEGANGELICA · 10-02-2009, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by NumberNineDream

I would've loved to participate, but my god this title give me the chills each time I read it! was it so hard so hard to type "creativity"? and when was a brainstorming about dullness?

the title in itself is redundant.

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Originally Posted by VeggieLover

It is possible to brainstorm the mundane... I've seen it done oh so many times, so no, the title is not neccessarily redundant, though in this setting it may appear to be so.

And I'm sorry my use of creative diction causes you pain, doubtless my presence in an actual social setting would give you an extreme head-ache.
Unfourtunetly, I'm a touch sadistic.... so while im sure you will get over it eventually, in the mean time i'll just enjoy your suffering.

imagine me rolling my eyes.

Hi VeggieLover,
"Creativeness" is a fine and legitimate word, I feel. Brainstorming the mundane is also something I do all the time. Sometimes the most mundane (commonplace, ordinary) things are the most interesting to me. For example, I wonder: Why are they so commonplace? When were they new? Who thought of doing it this way (and I wasn't talking about sex...but *now* I am!

. How long does it take a spider to die in a vacuum cleaner? Or does it die immediately? Is it cruel to vacuum them up? What kind of black and orange fungus *is* that growing in my toilet?

Those sorts of things.

--Veg

VeggieLover · 10-04-2009, 05:23 PM

oh that made me laugh

though those things are small and often overlooked, i wouldn't call them mundane because you're still taking the time to think outside of the box where most ppl just don't venture.

I'm talking more along the lines of my english class trying to analyze a piece of literature. That type of brainstorming isn't even close to the edges of the box, much less outside of it.

10-04-2009, 05:23 PM	#23 (permalink)
VeggieLover Music?! Lets boogie! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: CO Posts: 215	oh that made me laugh though those things are small and often overlooked, i wouldn't call them mundane because you're still taking the time to think outside of the box where most ppl just don't venture. I'm talking more along the lines of my english class trying to analyze a piece of literature. That type of brainstorming isn't even close to the edges of the box, much less outside of it. __________________ "Not remotely! Because iocaine comes from Australia, as everyone knows. And Australia is entirely peopled with criminals. And criminals are used to having people not trust them as you are not trusted by me, so I can clearly not choose the wine in front of you."