How lazy are you?

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

I wash myself with a rag on a stick.

I’m moist. Keep talking.

When I've gotten everything that needs to be done, done - that's when the laziness is allowed full rein. Can't relax enough to be lazy if something is outstanding.

I've had toast for dinner if it's just me because I can't be bothered cooking for one. I've called the kitchen for a cup of tea and I once asked the cat to hand me a spoon. That's probably more stupidity than laziness though.

I can't stand people who expect you to do their thinking or remembering for them because they can't be bothered themselves. No, I will not remind you and take responsibility for you not doing something if I don't, you're in charge of your own responsibilities!

Someone told me last year that I'd gotten lazy, but at the time I was struggling under the weight of bereavement and that weight slowed me down until I assimilated and coped with it. I know depression can be the same, it's a weight that slows, so it's not always laziness or slovenliness that keeps someone in bed or on the sofa.

Wanderer78

Candie wrote: »

When I've gotten everything that needs to be done, done - that's when the laziness is allowed full rein. Can't relax enough to be lazy if something is outstanding.

I've had toast for dinner if it's just me because I can't be bothered cooking for one. I've called the kitchen for a cup of tea and I once asked the cat to hand me a spoon. That's probably more stupidity than laziness though.

I can't stand people who expect you to do their thinking or remembering for them because they can't be bothered themselves. No, I will not remind you and take responsibility for you not doing something if I don't, you're in charge of your own responsibilities!

Someone told me last year that I'd gotten lazy, but at the time I was struggling under the weight of bereavement and that weight slowed me down until I assimilated and coped with it. I know depression can be the same, it's a weight that slows, so it's not always laziness or slovenliness that keeps someone in bed or on the sofa.

you d be surprised of the amount of people that have memory issues, and issues such as impaired executive function

Wanderer78

Wanderer78 wrote: »

you d be surprised of the amount of people that have memory issues, and issues such as impaired executive function

Absolutely, that's not laziness though. Constantly asking someone to remind you to do something so you can blame them if when you don't do it, that's laziness.

Wanderer78

Candie wrote: »

Absolutely, that's not laziness though. Constantly asking someone to remind you to do something so you can blame them if when you don't do it, that's laziness.

bereavement is very difficult to deal with to, im sorry for your loss, its very painful

Wanderer78

Wanderer78 wrote: »

bereavement is very difficult to deal with to, im sorry for your loss, its very painful

Thanks. It comes to us all sooner or later, it doesn't hurt to remember it can change people, at least for a while.

Cee-Jay-Cee

I was going to type out a long answer but I couldn’t be arsed...too much work.

tayto lover

Out shopping with the wife last week and out of the blue she called me the laziest bastard she’d ever met.
I was so shocked I nearly fell out of the trolley.

Quantum Erasure

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MoashoaM

terribly

I'm lazy in that I'll enjoy a good day on the couch. Work hard and do plenty outside it tho

Church on Tuesday

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

I’m moist. Keep talking.

PM for more Simpsons quotes babe.

Raconteuse

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Oh yeah, I’ve done that. And still would if I lived in a house rather than an apartment.

She was in a bungalow! And not in her bedroom - the living room, which is next to the kitchen!

Annurca Apples

Woke Hogan wrote: »

I run an average of sixty miles a week, and I refuse to indulge in what I call "McDonald's Hobbies:" that is to say reading or watching anything that isn't of any benefit intellectually. I hate wasting time.

Well you're more than wasting your time running 60 miles a week. You're damaging and aging your body doing that. You'd be much better off doing weight training, mobility training and HIIT training.

Gonad

I was very lazy as a child . My mam once came home from work and said I was sitting in front of the fire crying .

She said what’s wrong and I cried “I’m burning “

Ronin247

Wanderer78 wrote: »

Mild psoriasis here, tis a pain in the hole

There is a cream for that....

Capt'n Midnight

jimgoose wrote: »

I'm a classically trained programmer. I'll delightedly spend two days automating something that would take me ten minutes to do if I got up off my well-upholstered hole and actually did it. :pac::pac::pac:

https://explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1319:_Automation