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Comment on The Peril of Workplace Whistling by The Celestial Monochord

The Celestial Monochord — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 14:21:30 +0000

Keep up the good work! You can kick the habit! Try the gum!

I have to confess I’m an avid despiser of casual whistling. See, the whistler seems to be broadcasting what’s on their mind (which is always essentially nothing – other than the theme to the Beverly Hillbillies or whatever). Worse, they’re strictly enforcing a total ban on anything being on anyone else’s mind. The whistler levels several city blocks of cognitive activity.

Now, certainly, I could be wrong. But if people are thinking wrong thoughts about you, don’t you want them NOT to be thinking these particular wrong thoughts? Wouldn’t you prefer them to wrongly think that you’re quite mysterious and that still waters must run deep? That’s what I’m going for … even when all I have on my mind is the theme to the Beverly Hillbillies …

Thanks for linking to the Monochord, by the way!