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Entry Archive: June 9, 2007

Scheduled

Dave!It occurs to me, after having spent the last two days scheduling the next three months of my life, that every single day from now through August is completely booked. I sure hope I don't get sick or something... I just don't have time for that kind of nonsense. Even more disappointing, I don't have room in my schedule to play video games.

It was then that I started taking a look at my daily activities to see where my time goes. I figure if I can identify wasted minutes in my routine, I can apply them to something more worthwhile... like unlocking "Bounty Hunter Mode" in Xbox Lego Star Wars 2.

Here is what I came up with to add more time in a day...

  • Wear "Depends" adult diapers to eliminate time spent going to the bathroom (15-20 minutes).
  • Don't shower or clean up in the morning (15 minutes).
  • Don't wash clothes (30 minutes).
  • Stop reading other people's blogs (1-2 hours).
  • Stop writing in my own blog (15-20 minutes).
  • Stop eating (1 hour).
  • Don't sleep anymore (4-5 hours).
  • Stop replying to emails and delete them instead (1-2 hours).
  • Stop watching The Daily Show and The Colbert Report (1 hour).
  • Stop watching everything else on television (2-4 hours).
  • Stop surfing the internet for porn (4 hours).
  • Quit working (11-18 hours).

The beauty of this plan is that even the worst-case scenario frees up 27 hours in my schedule every day... while the best-case scenario gives me a whopping 36 extra hours! Just think of all the fun stuff I could do with 36 free hours in my day! Not only would I have time to completely finish Xbox Star Wars Lego 2, but I'd also finally have time to play Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess on my Wii.

I suppose the alternative to such a drastic change in my lifestyle would be to multi-task. Perhaps I could go to the bathroom, surf for porn, eat, and watch television all at the same time? I'd do all that while taking a shower, but I don't think my MacBook is waterproof.

And now I'm off to Seattle. I think that I will drive double the speed limit so I can cut my travel time in half. I prefer to think of this as "time management" as opposed to "illegal."

I'm sure the police will feel the same way once I explain how I've finally unlocked Lando Calrissian as a playable character in Xbox Star Wars Lego 2, and need to rescue Han from the bounty hunter.

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Comments

Yeah, you need to play Zelda - I loved it.

Have you tried Mario Party 8 yet?

Posted by Avitable on June 09, 2007

   

You know, adding 27 hours to each day could be really cool....and very beneficial. By the end of the year, we'll have a credit of 1,095 extra hours. We'll absolutely screw up the entire universe, sun, moon, tides, days, nights....Now, details -- where do we get a shitload (no pun intended) of Depends?

Posted by Lewis on June 09, 2007

   

I need days like you have! Your shortest day is 26 hours!

Where did you find those?

I'd prefer 28 hour ones, but would be happy already if I could extend my actual days with 2 hours.

Posted by franky on June 09, 2007

   

After reading this post, i am quite sure, now, that my keyboard and wi-fi in the loo idea might fly. Let the bogging begin! All hail the blargers!

Posted by karla on June 09, 2007

   

I just bought Lego Star Wars II and started playing yesterday. So much fun! (Even for a novice video gamer such as myself.)

Your previous raves definitely psyched me up for it, so thanks! Seemed the perfect time to indulge since the price finally dropped :)

Posted by claire on June 09, 2007

   

I think you should at LEAST put back the food and the porn, sheesh ;).

Have fun in Seattle!

Posted by Hilly on June 09, 2007

   

I haven't done my own laundry in several years and can tell you, I don't miss it. That would be a good one to start with.

Posted by sandra on June 09, 2007

   

I think you've really gone much too far on this list of time saving ideas.
I mean, come on, not watching the Daily Show or Colbert?!!! Too, too radical.

Posted by bogup on June 09, 2007

   

The term "Whipsawed by time" comes to mind because I just now made it up.

Posted by RW on June 09, 2007

   

Wow - me and the 5yr old spent a good 1.5 hrs this morning playing both LSW and LSW-2. Loved it, always do.

ok, I just caught up with the wikipedia entry on LSW-2. didn't know about bounty hunter mode, so now I'll have to play with it.

Speaking of Colbert report, Google Desktop has a widget with his Quotes of Truthiness. Check it out! I have it right on top of my Chuck Norris facts widget,

Posted by Wayne Hall on June 09, 2007

   

May The Force be with you.

Posted by ajooja on June 09, 2007

   

I am soo getting a Wii.

And depends.

But mostly a Wii.

Posted by Mike on June 09, 2007

   

Wish I had 27 hours to play with. 24 hours a day is sooo last century.

Posted by Michael Merritt on June 09, 2007

   

Does your blogging time include making Lil' Dave toons? I'd lose the will to live without the toons.

Posted by iddly on June 10, 2007

   

You could combine things to save time instead of cutting them out altogether - like showering and washing clothes! Or eating while surfing for porn.

Posted by Mooselet on June 10, 2007

   

It all seems pretty realistic except for the Daily Show/Colbert hour. I mean please.

Posted by Roberta on June 10, 2007

   

schedual? Days in advance? Months?

I schedual by the hour if not one minute to the next!

Posted by bluepaintred on June 10, 2007

   

My son refuses to toilet train, and I have a feeling this is exactly why. If he stops to use the bathroom, he will waste precious time. SO really, my three year old thought of an ingenius idea and is not just a pain in the ass...right?

Posted by tori on June 11, 2007

   

You forgot to include, after your adult diapers, drive to Florida and attempt to kill the man trying to woo away your fellow astronaut.

Posted by kapgar on June 11, 2007

   

   

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