What can you do in twenty-four hours? You could make some art. Scott McCloud, the '
Understanding Comics' guy, had this notion about creating a comic in
24 hours. It
caught on (thanks Kristi).
Or go for a bike ride.
Granny Gear Productions puts on 24-hour mountain bike relay races. Bike ride too grueling? How about the famed
Le Mans auto race? Or, hell, how about
playing NES?
Or make a bunch of
Flash shorts, like
this guy.
Or watch television, as with the author of
this blog, an experiment in 24 hours of MTV viewing. But why limit yourself to watching? If you're Courtney Love, you can actually
host MTV2 for 24 hours, which is more than they ever gave Weird Al Yankovic. Don't like teevee? How about
movies?
Let me put it another way: if you had to do something for twenty-four straight hours, what would it be?
And here are
essays on freedom from the '24 Hours of Democracy' project. And here's the site for
24 Hour Party People, about Madchester, Factory Records, etc.
There are no doubt other things you could do for twenty-four hours. Why, I've been 'revising' this post for four days.