A Conversation for Laziness
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The Fine Art of Lazy
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 7, 1999
All that fooling of doctors and suchlike sounds like a lot of effort to me. Couldn't you just arrange to be hit on the head with, say, a big hammer?
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 7, 1999
"Working" for a living is not necessarily as bad as it sounds. In my experience, all you have to do is spread a few papers on your desk, then you can carry on the noble art of laziness by resting your chin thoughtfully on your hand and pretending to read the papers*, whilst actually doing nothing at all.
*Important: "papers" as in work-related documents, not "paper" as in newspaper - this doesn't work.
Problems
ReapeR (Weevium Mortus Eradicus) Posted Jun 7, 1999
D'oh! I've toned it down a bit but I'm still unsure, It's either too bright or too dark. I though I had it then after my exam I logged on at a different computer and it's too dark. AAAAAARGH. I'm not even sure if the red is the right choice, hmm oh well.
The Fine Art of Lazy
ReapeR (Weevium Mortus Eradicus) Posted Jun 8, 1999
Ultimatly the lazier option to becoming comatose, but it hurts!
You don't realy want to be in a coma, just to get the benifits.
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John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Jun 9, 1999
The problem with comas is that people (hospital people) come along and exercise you while you're not there. I think they ought to have those medic-alert bracelets that say "go away, I'm busy!"
The Fine Art of Lazy
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 9, 1999
Maybe you should have the words "Do Not Disturb" tattooed on your forehead, just in case...
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John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Jun 9, 1999
Imagine a world in which everyone has a "Do Not Disturb" tattoo inscribed at birth.
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 10, 1999
Frankly, it's too much effort to imagine it. Can someone draw me a picture?
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Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) Posted Jun 10, 1999
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\|........................|
|Do not disturb|
|`____```____`|
|``(--)```````(--)``|
How's that? As you can tell, the surgeons had to cut his head open to see what might be causing this coma, but they did get someone to stitch him back up afterwards
The Fine Art of Lazy
Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) Posted Jun 10, 1999
Doh, they took a carriage return out. My picture is ruined!
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John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Jun 10, 1999
Still, that's a nice job on a difficult subject Jim the... That looks like a lot of effort though. You're not merely pretending to be lazy I hope.
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 11, 1999
Yes, a fine effort... of course, a true laziness expert would have got someone else to do it and then taken the credit, so perhaps that's what happened?
The Fine Art of Lazy
Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) Posted Jun 11, 1999
Ahhhh, I'm back after TWO days of being lazy and not bothering to get to a computer. Instead I hired someone who is far too active for their own good. So, what did I miss? Ooooo, he drew a picture - must have taken a while. Still, at least it wasn't me, eh?
The Fine Art of Lazy
John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Jun 11, 1999
We are... which is to say, people in Southern Ontario are presently experiencing Weather Assisted Laziness. The temperature all week has been hovering around 30C, and muggy as a soup kitchen.
The Fine Art of Lazy
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 14, 1999
How strange... we are also experiencing W.A.L. in Scotland, but it's more of the "I can't be arsed going out, it's raining" variety.
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ReapeR (Weevium Mortus Eradicus) Posted Jun 27, 1999
Hmph, I'm back after 2 weeks of not being lazy. Still I'm clinging to the long term lazy aspect of doing the work and reaping the rewards later.
The Fine Art of Lazy
John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Jun 27, 1999
A black belt would defer the work and "borrow" the rewards later.
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jun 28, 1999
Reaping looks like hard work to me. I suggest you get someone else to do that, and just have the rewards delivered to your door in a nicely-harvested bundle.
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- 21: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 7, 1999)
- 22: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 7, 1999)
- 23: ReapeR (Weevium Mortus Eradicus) (Jun 7, 1999)
- 24: ReapeR (Weevium Mortus Eradicus) (Jun 8, 1999)
- 25: John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" (Jun 9, 1999)
- 26: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 9, 1999)
- 27: John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" (Jun 9, 1999)
- 28: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 10, 1999)
- 29: Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) (Jun 10, 1999)
- 30: Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) (Jun 10, 1999)
- 31: Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) (Jun 10, 1999)
- 32: John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" (Jun 10, 1999)
- 33: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 11, 1999)
- 34: Jim the Wonder Llama (back from yonder) (Jun 11, 1999)
- 35: John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" (Jun 11, 1999)
- 36: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 14, 1999)
- 37: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 14, 1999)
- 38: ReapeR (Weevium Mortus Eradicus) (Jun 27, 1999)
- 39: John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" (Jun 27, 1999)
- 40: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Jun 28, 1999)
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