Paper Watch, Day 9

[pegkerr]

Remember this entry, last year? Rob opened his birthday present in the living room, and then never picked up the wrapping paper. I finally brought it to his attention after thirteen days.

I was curious to learn how long it would be before he picked up the paper on the living room floor after unwrapping his present this year.

So far, it has been nine days.

How long do you think it will take him to notice and pick up the wrapping paper?


[Poll #877232]

Edited to add: Of course, if/when he reads this LJ entry, it won't quite work as a blind experiment. Still, I will be curious to see the poll results.

Comments

[complicittheory.livejournal.com]

If it was me, I'd just napalm it. I don't hold no truck with that sort of passive agressive stuff. If it is a problem, comment. No problem don't comment. But I can never see any value in someone trying to take the moral high ground on the 'my level of clean' is better than 'your level of clean'. IMHO of course. And of course I'm a clean first ask questions later type.

[commodorified.livejournal.com]

It doesn't count as passive-aggressive when everybody for a five km radius already knows exactly how you feel but has decided that they don't have do anything about it unless you get so angry your neck tendons show.

It counts as "refusing to keep being the person in charge of esoteric knowledge such as 'ripped paper does not belong on the livingroom floor'"