Gori the Grey
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Or if they are, they do a lot less damage.Lazy people tend not to be evil, so I guess we have that going for us.
Or if they are, they do a lot less damage.Lazy people tend not to be evil, so I guess we have that going for us.
But they probably spend the rest of day worshipping Satan, dealing drugs and stealing candy from babies.
Not dairy farmers in particular, just people who get up early.
I'm too lazy to vote, because it means I'd have to actually think about it.
thats for us lazy onesVideogames and heavy metal would round up list.![]()
thats for us lazy ones
I was referring to Kyriakos' poll, not the federal election. I would never not vote in one of those, even though none of my choices have ever been elected.I admit I didn't vote either. It's easy to feel lethargic during these dark pandemic times.. so that was a part of it.. but it also seemed like such a stupid idea to call an election during this time. So screw that, imma stay home. Let the chips fall as they may (and so they did, and nothing changed, hooray.. .. ...)
But you're right - calling an election in the middle of a pandemic was really stupid.
Sorry, who?One would think Theresa May's example would have been a warning!
Sorry, who?
Agreed. I voted 4. I've often expressed that same idea to my coworkers of "good lazy" when it comes to programmers (which I am). When you're tasked with some repetitious task, & you expend upfront effort to automate that process, & that's "good lazy". Until you need to pass it off to someone else, you've saved yourself hours & hours of work going forward. And when you do, it takes almost no time to show them how to do it.I'd like to think that I'm a good programmer, which by extension makes me lazy to some degree.
I was answering the original question, not about May. Now you made me un-lazy myself for a second to add this explanatory note.Was, in a time apparently lost to time, Prime Minister of a UN Security Council member. Called a snap election believing it would strengthen her position. Too bad.
(Of course I know you're jesting. Just in case someone does not remember...)
Someone was talking to me about this lean 6 sigma management program and all i could picture was a noose around my neck getting tighter and tighterI strongly disagree that creating efficiencies is less lazy than doing things the long way. All laziness wastes time by default. If something lazy saves time without sacrificing whatever the thing is, that’s a happy accident.
I thought about starting a thread about that like 9 months ago, but, lazy.
I feel like you'd have to be pretty big before a reduction-driven overhead program beyond a simple audit would cost less than it would usably free resources.Someone was talking to me about this lean 6 sigma management program and all i could picture was a noose around my neck getting tighter and tighter
I strongly disagree that creating efficiencies is less lazy than doing things the long way. All laziness wastes time by default. If something lazy saves time without sacrificing whatever the thing is, that’s a happy accident.
I thought about starting a thread about that like 9 months ago, but, lazy.
My wife is certainly a 1; she moved me from a 3 to a 2 years ago.
Your wife not living with you any longer? I don't get it.
No. She is a 1 on scale above. I was more like a 3. She have moved my point on the scale from a 3 to a 2. I am less lazy now than I used to be in some ways.
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