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McGoohan Feb 2020 9:57am, 26 Feb 2020 43,531 posts	0 McGoohan I expect that was my intention. It had quite a lot of uncrossed out things, the road to hell being paved ...etc
Nicholls595 Feb 2020 9:59am, 26 Feb 2020 19,126 posts	0 Nicholls595 Today, Nottingham's Point of Sale manufacturing empire is being controlled by one single sheet of A4 lined paper, an A3 landscape printout of a spreadsheet, various printed C4 envelopes and a middle aged bloke who spends too much time fecking about on t'internet
GregP Feb 2020 10:01am, 26 Feb 2020 118,110 posts	0 GregP Excellent, nico
oumaumau Feb 2020 10:01am, 26 Feb 2020 1,538 posts	0 oumaumau I'm unsure (or uninterested maybe) why I'd want a bullet journal - I checked the 'Notebook' spec: 249 numbered pages Dot-grid layout 8.25 x 5.75in (145 x 210mm) Thread-bound ink-proof paper (80 g/sqm) Why is the paper ink-proof?
Diogenes Feb 2020 10:03am, 26 Feb 2020 45,382 posts	0 Diogenes Of course, a BuJo is more than just a to-do list, it’s a life support system* * but mainly mine’s reduce to a daily to-do list or, more often than not, a list of things I can remember doing today, or yesterday.
Nicholls595 Feb 2020 10:04am, 26 Feb 2020 19,127 posts	0 Nicholls595 I've got a filo-fax, does that count?
GregP Feb 2020 10:05am, 26 Feb 2020 118,111 posts	0 GregP I use a Leuchtturm1917 - it's just an A5 notebook with dots instead of lines - and they happen to sell them in pretty colours at Foyles in Chelmsford.
Nicholls595 Feb 2020 10:07am, 26 Feb 2020 19,128 posts	0 Nicholls595 I've also got a blackboard behind my desk, where I transfer items that spend too long on my daily To Do Lists and never get crossed off. "Fork Truck training grants????" and "Goods In louder bell" have been on the blackboard since about 2013??????
GregP Feb 2020 10:10am, 26 Feb 2020 118,113 posts	0 GregP 'Started This Is Memorial Device'
Diogenes Feb 2020 10:11am, 26 Feb 2020 45,383 posts	0 Diogenes Moleskin, squared paper