Re: You Are In A Groundhog Day Scenario

mralls@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 writes:
>You don't know if your condition will end like Phil's did when he had
>"a good day" and became at peace with himself.  Maybe if you improve
>yourself enough it will end.  Maybe it will end randomly.  Maybe it
>will never end.  For now, all you know is that you keep repeated the
>same day over and over again.
>
>What would you do if you were in a Groundhog Day scenario?

Most likely, in this order:
1) Read a *lot*
2) See many, many movies
3) Read up on plane crashes, car accidents, or any disasters during that
   day
4) travel anywhere I can reach where one of the things in 3) didn't happen
5) Track down George Lucas and *****slap him a few days straight at
11:59:55
   for ****ing on my childhood
6) try to stop one of the things in 3), until I can't stand that it still
   happens anyway
7) Find anyone doing tem****al research, and beat the living crap out of
   them with a board with a nail in it
8) If 7) doesn't work, go insane.

The Groundhog day scenario is hell on earth. The "Day break" one, where
once you've changed something significant it filters back into the
scenario
of the day, would be a lot more bearable. *
-- 
* PV   something like badgers--something like lizards--and something
       like corkscrews.