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brainsaver

keep your thoughts to yourself
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like a screensaver, but used for obscuring one's own thoughts when the advance of science yields technologies for reading minds. and perhaps useful even now against telepathy. not sure if user would be able to 'see' the brainsaver or not.
acorrespondent, Aug 31 2002

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       are you saying that you have already started using this?
po, Aug 31 2002
  

       <Telepathically projects>Fish carcass</Telepathically projects>
thumbwax, Aug 31 2002
  

       Wrap your head with tinfoil.   

       Also, <Danny from Withnail & I> I don't advise a haircut man. All hairdressers are in the employment of the government. Hair are your aeriels, they pick up signals from the cosmos and transmit them directly into the brain. This is the reason bald-headed men are uptight. </Danny from Withnail & I>
calum, Aug 31 2002
  

       This should have been an idea about a programmed series of thoughts which will kick in to your mind whenever you're not busy thinking of something else. (In that sense it's kind of baked.)   

       Handy for preventing burn-in.
waugsqueke, Aug 31 2002
  

       //a programmed series of thoughts which will kick in to your mind whenever you're not busy thinking of something else//   

       Drink, drink, drink, drink, sleeeeeeeep.
Guy Fox, Aug 31 2002
  


 

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