By "impulse," do you mean "spontaneity?" Maybe, maybe not. Regardless, why play any part in the negative connotation associated with "impulse?" Why not just do? Why not just acknowledge that knowledge isn't all that exists, and impulse - the gut - is simply one-third of the whole brain, the other...

Speak? I'm writing, not speaking and I don't like being told what to do, especially when it comes to writing... or speaking for that matter. When I entered this combo, I didn't realize I needed to be able to spit out 50+ words per minute whilst I type... or do you have one of those voice reader things that writes it all out for you? Shit... lag, what am I supposed to do w

I really don't know if this means "Speak as IMPULSE" as in speak as if you are impulse yourself

Or is it "Speak on impulse" typed wrong

Using periods annoy me

I think it sounds better this way

So

I will talk both on impulse and as Impulse

Since apparently I don't even know what is happening right now

WARNING: THIS WILL BE VERY RANDOM

Now that that is over (and this is over 50 words), I can say

Adieu.

Woke up, checked some emails, took a shower, put on my pants, got my youngest a cup of milk, tucked him back in, put on my shirt, brushed my teeth, took a razor to the stubble, turned on the Keurig, refilled the carafe, popped in some toast, brewed a cup of coffee for my wife, iced the coffee, brewed a cup of coffee for myself, turned off the alarm, opened the door for the dogs, brought the coffee to my wife, put on my shoes, unlocked the front door for my mother in law, tied my shoes, put on Octonauts for my youngest, changed my shirt, put in my contacts, took my medicine, kissed my people goodbye, and headed out the door.

Forgot the toast.