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Organization is flawed on a basic level: By being organized you are predictable and being predictable is a bad thing, because if bad people are after you, the merely have to figure out your weekly schedule and then plan a day or two ahead and catch ya!

 

"Introduce a little bit of anarchy into the world"

 

And become an agent of chaos.

I love that movie. Unfortunately, however, anarchy hasn't been helping me whatsoever. Just look at how that's helped me balance all the things that I have to do. I'm hardly writing chapters to my story since I began and it feels like I haven't posted in Reality RPG in over a month.

 

I don't think that too many people are after me. Knowing when I'm going to participating in an RPG isn't going to help a lot.

 

Anyways, there are, of course, the advantages. It is going to help me get much more productive. At this point, I really need to be more productive.

 

Your Honor,

Emperor Kraggh

Even the most planned schedules will have their thorns. Have you factored in Chaos Theory? I thought not.

 

Also, what's wrong with a little of each every day? Personally, having to do the same thing every certain day of the week would get me very bored very fast.

 

 

ZOMFG TODAY I WORK ON AMAKOR AND I HAVE TO DO MY STORY TOMORROW AUGHHHHHHHH

 

 

Plans like that do not work as planned. For me, at least (and FYI, I'm like my dad-- I can manage other people's things but never my own, lol).

 

~EW~

I plan on making this schedule much more flexible and adaptable, factoring in such things as days when school is out or days when I have extra time after school. I will also try to include what might happen if I can't get onto the computar on a particular day.

 

By the way, what's so "ZONFG" (What does that mean anyways?) about editing Amakor one day and writing something else the next? It doesn't as bad as trying to do them both on the same day.

 

The schedule is worth a try. If it doesn't work out, I can always edit it, and under really pressing times, I can just ignore it temporarily and attend to the unforeseen factor.

 

Your Honor,

Emperor Kraggh

By the way, what's so "ZONMFG" (What does that mean anyways?) about editing Amakor one day and writing something else the next? It doesn't as bad as trying to do them both on the same day.

You dun wanna know.

 

 

Now, I already stated something:

Also, what's wrong with a little of each every day?

 

You did not answer it, instead merely saying

It doesn't as bad as trying to do them both on the same day.

So, um, you still did not explain your logic here.

 

 

Also, taking your own little time does not really help in RPGs. People beg to be responded to, characters need some action, etc. and one day a week does not really cut it. While it may do fine in slooowww RPGs, it's not very economical.

 

~EW~

Repeat after me: Bones Jr. Can. Be. Wrong.

 

I see your point. I will wipe this schedule clean. However, I will reserve certain days for writing my story.

 

Your Honor,

Emperor Kraggh

Kraggh, you're so serious! It's cute.

 

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Kraggh, you're so serious! It's cute.

 

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Ha! XD

 

 

 

Why so serious?

 

~EW~