Sub-Committee Report 0002: The Unremarkable Minutes
Summary of Unimportant Details
Yesterday, the sub-committee convened to discuss the utterly inconsequential topic of "The Best Way to Stare at a Blank Wall for an Hour." The minutes are a thrilling read, full of tedious observations and uninspired ideas.
- Chairperson McSnore introduced the topic by reading from a worn-out copy of "The Art of Doing Nothing."
- Member Jane Smith contributed a 10-page dissertation on the history of staring at walls, which was met with collective boredom.
- Member John Smith proposed a new method for organizing one's stare using the ancient art of "The Stare-o-Meter," which was promptly dismissed as "a bunch of hooey."
Next meeting: "The Importance of Watching Paint Dry."
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