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Jojo
· 5 years ago
Ah...a well-known phenomenon in my line of work. You may call it coder's block, grasshopper.
In fact, scientists have determined that it is your bottom telling your brain that it needs some oxygen and that if you don't get up and take a walk soon you might lose the use of your legs permanently. See, that's why your coding (or writing) turns to arse. Bottombrain shortcircuit.
Mmm, but you're right... when you're flying along - it's so good! Gorgeous description of it :-) Sounds like Teletubbie-land.
Jojo
· 5 years ago
Ah...a well-known phenomenon in my line of work. You may call it coder's block, grasshopper.
In fact, scientists have determined that it is your bottom telling your brain that it needs some oxygen and that if you don't get up and take a walk soon you might lose the use of your legs permanently. See, that's why your coding (or writing) turns to arse. Bottombrain shortcircuit.
Mmm, but you're right... when you're flying along - it's so good! Gorgeous description of it :-) Sounds like Teletubbie-land.
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In fact, scientists have determined that it is your bottom telling your brain that it needs some oxygen and that if you don't get up and take a walk soon you might lose the use of your legs permanently. See, that's why your coding (or writing) turns to arse. Bottombrain shortcircuit.
Mmm, but you're right... when you're flying along - it's so good! Gorgeous description of it :-) Sounds like Teletubbie-land.
In fact, scientists have determined that it is your bottom telling your brain that it needs some oxygen and that if you don't get up and take a walk soon you might lose the use of your legs permanently. See, that's why your coding (or writing) turns to arse. Bottombrain shortcircuit.
Mmm, but you're right... when you're flying along - it's so good! Gorgeous description of it :-) Sounds like Teletubbie-land.