Originality and screensavers.

Posted by Tigs. on October 29, 1999 at 20:08:48:

On my screensaver I have the message, 'Wake up and smell the coffee.' Over here, I don't think it would be a cliche to have that on your screensaver because it isn't really used as an expression, but would it be considered a cliche to have it on ones screensaver in America. I know it could be called a cliche, but do a lot, or did a lot of people have it on their screensavers? Remember as I am a Four this is a point of pride!

Tiggy.

Follow Ups:

• where are you than? LSDeimos 23:32:19 10/30/99 (1)
  • Thanks. England, Essex near London. I've got enough probs. using E-mail! NT Tigs. 08:36:55 10/31/99 (0)
• Re: Originality and screensavers. Matches 23:06:02 10/29/99 (5)
  • Please clarify something. Tigs. 16:55:28 10/30/99 (4)
    • Re: Please clarify something. Karen 17:19:08 10/30/99 (3)
      • Ok I'm just mixed up... Matches 21:15:19 10/30/99 (2)
        • I'd love to wake up and smell roses one morning... it's a lovely thought, Matches. (NT) Karen 21:49:57 10/30/99 (1)
          • I'd still prefer waking up to a coffee - the roses can wait! NT Tigs. 08:34:57 10/31/99 (0)
• Re: Originality and screensavers. Amanda :) 22:12:31 10/29/99 (0)
• Screensaver Cory 20:53:15 10/29/99 (1)
  • Oh that one gives me a headache... Karen 20:58:08 10/29/99 (0)

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