Sat May 14, 2005 5:46 am
I am pretty active in sports..but..
1. My pencil broke today and I was too lazy to walk over 2 desks to sharpen it, so I just asked someone next to me if I could borrow one.
2. Waited 40 minutes into lunch to get my lunch because I didn't want to wait in line.
3. Decided against buying candy afterwards because that meant getting back in line.
4. Started walking home, but then 3 steps into it, I hitched a ride with a friend.
5. Decided not to pay attention in violin lessons and got yelled out for not knowing (nor caring) what note F was.
Yeah, typical day for me.
1. My pencil broke today and I was too lazy to walk over 2 desks to sharpen it, so I just asked someone next to me if I could borrow one.
2. Waited 40 minutes into lunch to get my lunch because I didn't want to wait in line.
3. Decided against buying candy afterwards because that meant getting back in line.
4. Started walking home, but then 3 steps into it, I hitched a ride with a friend.
5. Decided not to pay attention in violin lessons and got yelled out for not knowing (nor caring) what note F was.
Yeah, typical day for me.
Sat May 14, 2005 5:50 am
Fizzy wrote:As much as I want to take your PE class o_0, I have to say what's the point?!?
Whee.
I'm required to take two PE classes to graduate.
Sat May 14, 2005 6:06 am
That's a flawed school system you have there, o_0.
Sat May 14, 2005 8:32 am
Yeah, but it's a beautiful flaw.
Talk about laziness: My wife (not yet then my wife) & I picked this particular one up from a housemate; we've infected our daughter with it too. On the microwave, instead of going to all the effort of pressing 6 and then moving your finger to press 0, use doubles -- if something needs to be microwaved approximately a minute, zap it for either 55 seconds or 66.
A minute and a half? 99 seconds -- or 88 if 99 would be too long. Seven minutes? 666 (6 minutes, 66 seconds, or 7 minutes 6 seconds).
Talk about laziness: My wife (not yet then my wife) & I picked this particular one up from a housemate; we've infected our daughter with it too. On the microwave, instead of going to all the effort of pressing 6 and then moving your finger to press 0, use doubles -- if something needs to be microwaved approximately a minute, zap it for either 55 seconds or 66.
A minute and a half? 99 seconds -- or 88 if 99 would be too long. Seven minutes? 666 (6 minutes, 66 seconds, or 7 minutes 6 seconds).
Sat May 14, 2005 8:38 am
I cannot begin to explain the lazy things I've done or slacked off.
I tried to cram 2 or 3 loads of laundry in the washing machine.
Had to take half of it out, because the machine wouldn't work. (everything all soppy wet)
Instead of hanging up or folding my clothes, I tossed them on my bed for "later"
If it wan't for my room being so small, I would roll my chair over to turn off the light.
I tried to cram 2 or 3 loads of laundry in the washing machine.
Had to take half of it out, because the machine wouldn't work. (everything all soppy wet)
Instead of hanging up or folding my clothes, I tossed them on my bed for "later"
If it wan't for my room being so small, I would roll my chair over to turn off the light.
Sat May 14, 2005 9:13 am
hiddenneggs wrote:Yeah, but it's a beautiful flaw.
Talk about laziness: My wife (not yet then my wife) & I picked this particular one up from a housemate; we've infected our daughter with it too. On the microwave, instead of going to all the effort of pressing 6 and then moving your finger to press 0, use doubles -- if something needs to be microwaved approximately a minute, zap it for either 55 seconds or 66.
A minute and a half? 99 seconds -- or 88 if 99 would be too long. Seven minutes? 666 (6 minutes, 66 seconds, or 7 minutes 6 seconds).
I think you must have been doing a lot of restocking.
Sometime, I am too lazy to type.
Sun May 15, 2005 9:18 am
I often don't eat because my laziness beats my hunger. I'll sit cold because I can't be bothered to close the door. I'll sleep with my lamp on because I don't want to climb down, or I'll just drop something on the button to turn it off. I have a remote for my main light, so I don't have to get out of bed to turn it off.
Er. Nothing else comes to mind at the moment, but I'm incredibly lazy.
Er. Nothing else comes to mind at the moment, but I'm incredibly lazy.
Sun May 15, 2005 11:16 am
eh. All kinds of things. Can't be bothered to list them though.
Sun May 15, 2005 8:29 pm
Well right now I have a PM and I can't be bothered checking it...
Sun May 15, 2005 8:36 pm
hiddenneggs wrote:Talk about laziness: My wife (not yet then my wife) & I picked this particular one up from a housemate; we've infected our daughter with it too. On the microwave, instead of going to all the effort of pressing 6 and then moving your finger to press 0, use doubles -- if something needs to be microwaved approximately a minute, zap it for either 55 seconds or 66.
A minute and a half? 99 seconds -- or 88 if 99 would be too long. Seven minutes? 666 (6 minutes, 66 seconds, or 7 minutes 6 seconds).
That's beautiful. (Of course, we have one with an analog turn-timer)
Thu May 19, 2005 1:49 am
Lazy... I can out do all of youn on lazy, and get away with it...
I currently have a school project, an assessment, mind you, that is... *Counts* a month and a half past the due date... and not done by a long shot...
Its awesome, because I'll get full credit when I pass it in, becuase (For some reason I SERIOUSLY do not understand, (I am almsot contantly getting yelled at by one teacher or another)) teachers love me! and so do most of my friend's parents, for that matter...
I currently have a school project, an assessment, mind you, that is... *Counts* a month and a half past the due date... and not done by a long shot...
Its awesome, because I'll get full credit when I pass it in, becuase (For some reason I SERIOUSLY do not understand, (I am almsot contantly getting yelled at by one teacher or another)) teachers love me! and so do most of my friend's parents, for that matter...