They look so nice with golden brads

I finished the first draft of my second feature film script on Sunday night. Somehow it ended up that I wrote over 50 pages in basically a weekend, but I'm not really sure how that happened, especially since I also spent a few hours that weekend trying to beat Solitaire on Vegas mode, which isn't exactly a productive way to write a screenplay.
Apparently it worked.
Monday was the deadline for submissions for the Chapman Film Awards and I turned in three scripts: the dream noir one I just finished (117ish pages), the vampire rock one(also 117ish, but more like 115), and the Joan of Arcadia spec (56y pages) I wrote last year. I guess I sound like a geek. But whatever. They needed six copies of each script, and each script needed two shiny brads to bind it together.
All told, it took nearly 1680 sheets of paper and 72 brads for me to turn everything in, and I spent a good deal of Monday sitting on the floor of the film school office punching holes in every single one of those pages so I could brad them all together.
I also was a bit of a printer mercenary since I had such an overwhelming amount to print (that's over three reams of paper, by the way) and ended up using three printers over two days, and received a bit of a nasty (though politely worded!) note from another student since I set the only printer in one lab to print out over three hundred pages and then went to class.
Sorry about that. :(
That minor casualty aside, I feel proud that I was able to turn in three finished (if not totally polished) scripts. Regardless of whether I win or am nominated, I feel like just submitting was significant accomplishment, and I don't usually say this about my own work and mean it, but "hurrah!"