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I often procrastinate too, and it sucks.
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May
China458 Posts
I often procrastinate too, and it sucks. | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
On November 01 2005 11:58 May wrote: Anyone got any motivating pictures or images that I can stick on my desktop I often procrastinate too, and it sucks. http://despair.com/indem.html#viewall | ||
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SoleSteeler
Canada5458 Posts
if you want to get something done, go to your school library or something i procrastinate myself pretty bad sometimes... i usually start something a few days before (not night before) but don't really accomplish much, then i blow through the last 80% of it the night before... 80% average last year not too bad... (first year university) last year i never used the library, now i go there on my off-periods (i only have 10 hours of school a week :/ ) and i can accomplish a lot in an hour... | ||
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chicken`
Germany3478 Posts
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HeadBangaa
United States6512 Posts
Nice post Mitsy :D | ||
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brian
United States9636 Posts
On November 01 2005 07:13 lil.sis wrote: lmao i just failed TO THE MAX hopefully everyone else failed too lmao i got to school today expecting to open up my email, open up the attachment(my paper) and print it, since my printer is fucked, and since i used an opensource writer instead of word, because i have a virus that deleted MSOffice and im too lazy to give a fuck, there wasnt a single program that could open the file. i went to open it in IE and i got 45 pages of hexadecimal bulllshit. so here i go tonight with the bright idea to just copy paste the paper into an email, copy paste email to word @ school and print away. if only i had thought of that last night. must have been the exhaustion that stopped me from thinking of it-_- | ||
RaGe
Belgium9950 Posts
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lil.sis
China4650 Posts
my favorite trick was always saving the document onto a diskette, then holding up a magnet to it and telling the teacher your printer is broken so you brought it on diskette, then she puts it in her computer, oh noes disk got corrupted T.T i guess i'll save and bring it again tomorrow >  or writing a computer program that takes random letters of a rough draft and sends the ASCII value into the random character range, thus rendering it unreadable but clearly showing some semblance of the english language sometimes i swear we put more effort into dodging the deadline than writing the paper would have taken. it was almost an art form for us | ||
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Ukyko
Netherlands163 Posts
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SuperJongMan
Jamaica11586 Posts
Still, a lot of work I finish and turn in a product I am honestly not willing to support.. ie - i put out shit. The grades are still there, I get C's and B's but on anything I give half a fuckin effort on, I am usually pretty sad if I don't make an A -_-;; But I honestly do believe I am a fuckin prodigy... Yes, egotistical too, but it's ok if it's true. | ||
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StarN
United States2587 Posts
Best quote ever. nice shorts mr. asian man. | ||
Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
On November 01 2005 07:13 lil.sis wrote: lmao i just failed TO THE MAX hopefully everyone else failed too Wish me luck for my exam in less than an hour...it goes for 3 hours...it ENDS AT 5PM. | ||
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Oath
124 Posts
On October 31 2005 15:35 StarN wrote: I'll throw in a question i want answered... Since procrastination is the cause of not doing (rather than merely the lack of action), simply doing that which is being procrastinated may not be psychologically possible while the mental obstacle or technical problem causing the procrastination is in place. Right? No On October 31 2005 15:35 StarN wrote: Anybody have good tips that you can use to get over these mental obsacles? where theres a will theres a way never eat alone being in shape or getting in shape helps alot and... On October 31 2005 17:19 0_0 wrote: I've always procrastinated... I don't really know anyone that doesn't :-/. is onto something | ||
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Oath
124 Posts
GLUCK SMURG!@!!@!@!@!@ | ||
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SChasu
United States1505 Posts
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StarN
United States2587 Posts
On November 01 2005 19:46 Oath wrote: laziness and geniousness go hand in hand - as we get more technologically advanced, we get lazier No where theres a will theres a way never eat alone being in shape or getting in shape helps alot and... is onto something dude honestly dont give me that BS. I gave you my arguement and all you have to say is "no" if you dont have anything to backup your reason for saying that dont post. It's people like you that piss me off the most on this forum. p.s. i hope that eating alone thing wasn't meant to be funny. | ||
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Oath
124 Posts
I'd go more in depth for u but I have formation in 10 minutes ps. hate me or whatever u like, but one thing I definitely think is true is the truth hurts, not many ppl like to look at it...and the fact that u got heated in any form from what I said says something to me.. | ||
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SweeTLemonS[TPR]
11739 Posts
I once wrote a paper (2 1/2 pages, not sure on word count) 15 minutes before my next class started, and I was the only person in the class to get an A. I think I got a 97% on it. Having things like that happen just further demotivate me from starting early. I guess when I finally fail due to procrastination I'll stop procrastinating so much, and until then, I'll deal with the worry and such the last week before something is due. | ||
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Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
On November 01 2005 19:49 Oath wrote: Im guessing ur around the halfway stretch of the test right about now... GLUCK SMURG!@!!@!@!@!@ Thanks...but I'm pretty sure I failed. T_T I really don't like Software as a subject. | ||
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Chanoipy
Canada320 Posts
So here's a tip from me to make the work load easier -- Make time. When you're sitting on the bus going home, when you're waiting for class to start, when you're in between games in starcraft - Just study a little, or do some homework. I mean, maybe you'd rather sleep on the bus... But then, compare sleeping on the bus to playing games at home. Which would you rather do? Basically, try to minimize the amount of time that you're just sitting down waiting for something. That way when you can actually do things (like play games, chat, go out), your homework is already 20%, 50% or even completely finished. For example, I take Japanese, and we have vocabulary tests every other class. While at work I have a list of the vocabulary in my pocket and whenever I'm not busy, I pull it out and just repeat a few words at a time. By the end of the night I've finished my studying for my exam, and I technically haven't used any of my time to do it (since I did it in my 'working time'). Cheers~ | ||
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