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Writer's block is a condition in which a writer with the desire to write finds herself unable to write, originally coined and popularized in the 1940's.

The Writer's Block is a personification of a lack of ideas. Its appearance is that of a block with cat ears, paws, and tail with its name on the side. It appears in filler comics to torment Dan (the character) when Dan (the author) is suffering from writer's block, though it has also appeared once in the main story, if only in Susan's mind. For the most part, Writer's Block acts like a cat, though it moos as well as mews, and only eats plain veggi burgers. It has made 14 filler appearances...

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The Purdue University Online Writing Lab serves writers from around the world and the Purdue University Writing Lab helps writers on Purdue's campus.

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Writers Block is the 81st level in Chip's Challenge 1. The center of the level is made up of sixty-seven blocks shaped in the letters "THINK", and two at the start, as shown in this full map: One block is required to remove a key water space (the second water space on the top row), four are needed to complete the corners, eight are unusable, and the other 56 will each access one chip. To make a rather long story short, use the THI plus one of the blocks at the beginning, except for four...

A consoling phrase to get sympathy from others, who actually don't give a heck about your editor's deadlines.