What did "thought" do?!
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Thought thought too much....
Created?
Thought? it did everything. It gave us houses, cars, money, sex, everything you can think of which is also known as thought.
Think too much.
thunked.
think?
Well, I think "thought" and thinking in general brought humankind to EVERYTHING that we are now. I mean there are undesirable side effects such as jealousy, greed, and hatred, but still... we are thinking animals and we wouldn't be us without thinking.
image,idea in the head?
Thought did every thing. You asked this question. I answered this question. You are Reading this answer....
Nothing can be done without a thought.
Thought is the most powerful physical power for humans.
Thought healing is practised in many countries.
to my thoughts ,you are right!
idea!
Taking into "thought" this question...it made me think too much at this time of morning...and gave me a headache..in other circumstances it invented, created, dwelled on things, and gave answers...among many other thoughts.
Took a break, why do u think we're posting on yahoo answers. LOL.
was it a green apple
Thought thought he had gas but found he was wrong.
The original saying is "have you heard of the boy who wet the bed and thought he was sweating". Source(s):
Traditional DO you know what thaought did? Thought, thought he had to fart and poop in his pants. I have heard the saying as "you know what thought thought" and the answer to that one is "he thought he had a car but when he woke up all he had was a horn", yes it's a bit dirty, but also funny, not to mention thought provoking... It refers to the fact that thought doesn't mean as much as knowning. Like the man who burnt his house down cause he left the oven on, but said, "I thought I turned the oven off". Well thought didn't do much good. You see what I mean? One needs to be sure of something, not just think they know something.
"You know what thought did? It did nothing, but thought it did" Thought did nothing. Thought is only ever thought and therefore never does.
So in its entire lifetime thought did nothing