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Except they would've been in archaic French, naturally, and thus practically unintelligible.
Whatever. I'm glad you enjoyed it. The kid who sits behind me enjoyed it, too. We were pretty much passing cartoons back and forth that day in class... it gets really boring.
I tend to doodle a lot in Philosophy too. I think the atmosphere is pretty conducive to amusic artistic expression. I had one somewhere about Locke biting the bullet - literally - but I can't find it any more...
Then there was one that I didn't scan in because it was too small, just a doodle, really... it was a stick figure Kant being eaten by a monster... Kant was saying, "this is not good!"
I'm sure you can imagine the sort of doodly hilarity that information spawned.
But if you get the new version of Microsoft Word, it has a notebook feature that lets you type on a page that looks like a notebook and automatically does outline form... it's pretty cool all around, but the point is that there's a sketch feature in it which is fun.
But the mouse is hard to draw with, so I only actually doodled like that on one of my note pages.
But if you are taking notes on your mac, back everything up! That was the moral of my little "adventure". Always back up everything on your computer.