Man, compulsion is right. You start out with something simple, like labeling your door. Then you label a few more things. And before you know you're labeling everything is sight. Not satisfied with only labeling my own stuff, I moved out to label ...

Wow, we meant mad. It rained all day, alll daayyyy! Equipment: 1 x Kieran, Adam, Daryl and Tom 400 x Post-It Notes 1 x Dymo Label Tape 1 x Dymo Label Maker 4 x Pots of Tea 2 x Pizza Hut Meals We started the day off at Market Gates Bus Station where...

So, I'm going to start by admitting that I thought of this task as just one of those throw-away tasks to knock out in between the serious completions. It turned out to be more brain racking that I would have anticipated. I've found that if I’m not ...

For this, I've been labeling with 'things you wouldn't think you'd have to tell people.' A few examples, at home, and at a nearby grocery store...

I've been looking forward to this task since the day I joined! (Which, yeah, was three or four days ago, but still. I hurried to level up, just so I could take this on. And although I'm marking it complete, I think I'm going to update this one a f...

I love labeling; in fact I randomly will label things at coffee shops and bars. I had two choices, I could use my Fathers Dymo Labeler or mine, I went with mine only because I can’t figure out how to use his labeler. Here are the photos of everyt...

this was something of a simple task as i have a predisposition to sticking things to other things...

I have an infatuation with pink! I love my pink post-its! and thankfully I have a small cubicle... I labeled all items with 'my' and what they were... though its hard to tell what they say... and it was very interesting doing this during work hour...

Bri, Sam, Sarah, and Marygrace took post-its to most of the Homan common areas, and even each other. Slideshow of many many labelled objects. We shall see how many remain tomorrow. And how many people we confused with the overabundance of post-it ...

First of all, a bit of explanation behind what was put on the labels. In one of my favorite books of all time, Nuklear Age by Brian Clevinger the main character is given a label maker, and ends up labeling everything in his secret hideout "DANGER: (...