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50 Hilarious Posts About Procrastination You Probably Shouldn’t Be Reading Right Now
Do you pick up the phone and call your grandmother without a second thought? Do you clean your room without waiting for it to first turn into an inhabitable toxic wasteland? Do you write all of your essays with plenty of time to spare? Then it sounds like Marvel might have found a new superhero, because very few people have the strength to resist the persuasive powers of procrastination.
As you can see from this hilarious list of posts compiled by Bored Panda, procrastination is, for most of us mere mortals, an unfortunate yet inevitable part of our existence. Still, although it doesn't help us to get anything done, it does at least give us something to laugh about. Are you a master procrastinator? Then let us know in the comments below...whenever you find the time that is...
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I would do that too, I have slight OCD, but I'm often too lazy so it's conflicting
I learned this lesson a long time ago, and if you are hooked on adrenaline it also satisfies your addiction. Once you know how long it takes to complete a job, its possible to wait until the last minute before going into overdrive in order to complete it. The thrill you receive from the rush to finish, and completing it on time, justifies your next procrastination. ;D
Sometimes I wait another hour anyway (e.g. 5:50 pm, procrastinates till 7)
Sounds like me. Oh wait... I need to get HW done. Eh I'll do it later, too busy looking at Bored Panda
i have 4 tests today but instead of studying i'm on Boredpanda.com
Well, just replace the "C" with a "G" and the doG will be fine as much
The key to successful procrastination is to know one's capabilities, and the minimum time required to complete a job. Once that is established, the wait is justified, and the exhilaration of the speedy completion, makes it all worth while. :D
Some call it procrastination/laziness. I call it efficiency. As long as I know the minimum time to do something NOT fun (but with a decent output, mind you), I would honestly prefer to set aside more time and effort to things I actually find fun. :P
Load More Replies...The key to successful procrastination is to know one's capabilities, and the minimum time required to complete a job. Once that is established, the wait is justified, and the exhilaration of the speedy completion, makes it all worth while. :D
Some call it procrastination/laziness. I call it efficiency. As long as I know the minimum time to do something NOT fun (but with a decent output, mind you), I would honestly prefer to set aside more time and effort to things I actually find fun. :P
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