Free Range by Bill Whitehead for July 15, 2024

These work better @ “summit” conferences.

But sticky notes were more impressive, since they hadn’t yet been invented.

Stick it.

Some people weren’t satisfied with just stone tablets so they found some gold ones. But then they disappeared or something. The tablets, not the people. There are still lots of them left. The people, not the tablets.

Just send a group text!

Not nowdays. Go with screaming, God. Scream.

God, sponsored by 3M.

The Lord has given these 15 …, 10 commandments, the Lord has given these 10 commandments. (Mel Brooks, History of the World, ‘15 commandments’.)

I prefer George Carlin’s “two” and the logic he used to get there!!

I like Mel Brooks Ten Commandments! History of the World.

Stoned tablets. Get them from the guy behind the convenience store.

Don’t know why post-it-notes wouldn’t work just as well. The believers don’t really follow them anyhow.

3M made post its and Command hooks. Coincidence??

The 10 suggestions.

Show me those stone tablets then we can talk.

Just take two tablets and call me in the morning.

on sticky notes, an astounding idea

That’s called brainstorming. Next is affinity grouping, then word smithing, then group review and agreement, then the final product: 10 commandments.

The idea does have weight…

So you want to see my etchings?

God’s stickin’ it to him because he never Moses lawn.

I think the sticky notes might have been better. Easier to ignore without feeling guilty.

The org chart never seems to be final. Situational ethics and all that.