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 Originally Posted by kiwiMark
If you're on a bus full of dudes and suddenly they all whip it out and start jerking it on each other would you sit there and watch or get off?
I would sit there and get off.
Originally Posted by Luco
Do you use the word y'all?
Yes. Generally speaking, y'all can refer to two or more people. In practical usage, however, it tends to refer to a group of 2-5. If there is a group of 6+, it's usually "all y'all" instead.
Example 1: Y'all can kiss my damn ass.
Example 2: Fuck all y'all.
Originally Posted by Fielmann
Tell us about it. And what could I do to procrastinate less? I can hardly get any work done during daytime nowadays, it seems.
There's some shit that you're doing instead of doing your work. That shit is a distraction. You need to make it more difficult (or impossible) for that distraction to impact you. For example, I often fuck off on the Internet doing stupid shit whenever I need to be working. I get a whole lot more done whenever I either use a program like Freedom to disable my Internet access for an hour or go to a local coffee shop with shitty wifi. These in-the-moment changes are what I mean by tactical decisions.
As far as a strategic (ie: long term solution) approach goes, there are a lot of things you can do. I'm of the opinion that practicing starting your work is one of the best things that you can do. What I mean by this is practicing starting and doing work for say 10 minutes and then taking a five minute break to do something else. The idea is to literally practice pulling yourself away from distractions to do something that you don't want to do. It's similar to how practicing quitting in poker can help you to quit whenever you're tilting.
Procrastination is not primarily a problem with laziness. It's a problem with anxiety. Here's a good place to read more: http://youarenotsosmart.com/2010/10/27/procrastination/
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