An alternative to justnotes for something like this could be a free app called notational velocity. That's another app where you don't have to worry about saving and closing windows and such, and has the added advantage of a hotkey to jump to it. copy, hotkey, copy, hotkey, go to where you want to paste it, hotkey, select all, paste. Something like that, anyway.
Another alternative *might* and this is off the top of my head, *might* be a service in os x. If you could write an applescript to append to the frontmost document in textedit, you could possibly highlight the text, hit a hotkey, and provided you had an open document in textedit, send it there. Again, not ideal, but something to build on. In fact, I remember I wrote a script once that appended text to a text file in a certain directory with the name of the file being the date. In other words, you could keep a daily log of text clippings. It was triggered with Quicksilver back then, admittedly, but with OSX's services feature, I'm pretty sure you could duplicate it. You'd have to open the file to get at the text you'd clipped, but it could be done. Probably even automated with another hotkey, if the filename was consistent enough. Hmm, I might actually have to write that. Bad idea, getting a programmer to think outloud in email like this, <grin>. Sorry this ended up a bit offtopic, but I'll post it anyway. It might give you, or others, some ideas, if I don't write the script myself first. One of the reasons I haven't mided a break from Quicksilver is that, thanks to Snow Leopard, there's a huge amount that can be done with services alone.
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