Plots/Ideas attacking your brain 24/7 like it is to mine?

The matter of plots is if you're like me, there are so many rattling in your brain every single second of every day, and they just stay in there until you take mercy upon yourself and write them down into whatever form of writing as long as it satisfies your muse and insanity. :) :D
But sometimes, you only are able to write half the plot and the other half stays inside your brain. Happens to me a lot, fortunately or unfortunately, it depends on how you look at it really, so I guess both.
Hopefully I can write some of these plots seeing as I'll be doing this! Link below.
http://www.nanowrimo.org/en/forums/life-after-nanowrimo/threads/49139?page=1
Keyword, hopefully.
For this, I'll most likely doing one and two shots every day which I am looking forward to in 1 to 2 days.
The thing with me is, almost everything I read and watch, I get an idea from scenes in it, it forms into a plot, and then I have an addition of multiple plots to add every single day.
Oh dear insanity, I love you, I do but sometimes you drive me up a wall and I'm losing any hope that I had at least a little sanity left.

I have a similar issue in that I'm inundated with plot bunnies.

The problem is that most of my plot bunnies are malnourished or actually plot rats in disguise; just concepts, nothing concrete. So I have to mull them over until one starts to go all "Watership Down" on the others. That's the one plot bunny that is actually growing strong enough for me to start fleshing out characters, setting up my plot matrices and stuff like that. At that point, I may realize that my plot bunny is actually a bit "off"; gimpy foot, bad plot structure, whatever. Then I have to put that one down and see if another has risen anew.

And so it goes until I have one plot bunny that is strong enough to survive the onslaught of the others and grows past plotting into prose.

I'm getting lots of plot ideas for new stories. The only problem is that I haven't finished my nano 2011 yet. I jotted down a few things but they're all beginning to yell for attention.
Okay, plot bunnies, I can only write one at a time. settle down and wait your turn!

My brain won't turn off at night. Sometimes it's ideas for my stories, sometimes it's just random thoughts.

I don't seem to struggle with this interesting problem. I guess that I am so busy that there is hardly enough room in my brain for my schoolwork, Japanese, and life, let alone plots that I would probably never use. XD

This a thousand times! I find it especially annoying when I complain about not knowing what to write and people give me some idea despite my real dilemma being I just don't know which plot to choose. I probably find that as annoying as they find my complaining. Anyway, I find the only solution to cure myself of the plot bunnies is to find an idea so attractive that all further plot bunnies are just the offspring of said bunny.

Also, to weed out the evil bunnies, I try to write a one-sentence tagline. If I can't come up with a decent one, that means the bunny is too young to defend itself so I am forced to kill it and try to savage whatever pieces might be usable.

Ohhh, the same thing happens to me! The problem is that anything and everything inspires me. I will be having a conversation with someone about their writing, and then their problems end up adding to my hoard! The problem is that most of these are just concepts or characters, or an idea for a single occurrence in the plot continuum, which may or may not tie in. Therefore, I keep getting ideas, but none of the plot holes ever end up getting filled out, so I still have a crazy mess on my hands.

In between this paragraph and the previous one, I just had yet another plot thought. Sigh. My brain never turns off. I never know what to write not because of a lack of ideas, but becaue they're all so equally good! I don't think I can finish all of this within my lifetime.

...But given the choice, I wouldn't have it any other way. What does that say about me? =P Yeah, I'm insane.