Eh, I'll read it later.

I'm sure the writer meant to put some substance into that article. They just didn't around to it.

I'll comment tomorrow

Winktologist: Eh, I'll read it later.

Would have beat you to it but I waited.

Procedural Texture: I'm sure the writer meant to put some substance into that article. They just didn't around to it.

THIS

Never do tomorrow what can be put off til next week!

Sometimes I'm tempted to visit these procrastination threads a week later, just to see how long someone really DID procrastinate for, before finally commenting.

/ Am I the only one?

Someone needs to send this article to George R. R. Martin.

Came here for Procrastination DESPAIR photo, but I didn't really expect your lazy asses to do it.

/going to play video games

HereComesTheScience: Someone needs to send this article to George R. R. Martin.

Also, articles on how to write.

I'm procrastinating studying for an exam for tomorrow, so I'm getting a kick out of these replies.

The article was too long, I'll finish it later. However, I agree someone needs to send this to George R. R. Martin.

I always wanted to try procrastinating, but I keep putting it off.

So am I correct in gathering that the article can basically be summed up as an advertisement for some guy's book?

Irony:

I'm reading this article when I should be writing a term paper due tomorrow.

\not to mention commenting in five separate threads.
\\shiat. I'm getting off my ass, bye for today Farkers!

I just came off of a massive procrastination binge that ended in me actually finishing what I was supposed to do on time, so I'm really getting a kick out of some of these

"Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?" -- That's my motto!

I don't procrastinate, I prioritize. And farking has top priority.

Work, not so much.

I have a maths past paper in for tomorrow, so I'm getting a kick out of these replies too.

/shiat, I really should do that

Bhruic: So am I correct in gathering that the article can basically be summed up as an advertisement for some guy's book?

Yes. And, according to the article, the book offers a single solution, which is nonsense. People procrastinate for different reasons, which will call for different solutions.

I've read all kinds of articles, books and studies on procrastination, and if anyone comes across any solution or techniques besides "Prioritize! Make a list! Stick to your schedule! Reward yourself!" I would love to hear it.

I'd be willing to pay a lot of money to find something that actually worked...

I would have tried submitting this, but someone beat me to it. Guess I should get off my computer and finish that project.
/I'll be back in ten mi
//Oh, and I would post the procrastination DESPAIR pic, but I'm sure it'll get done in the end.

So they must be getting to the cure for cancer after this.

Hofstader's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even taking into account Hofstader's Law.

BigLuca: I've read all kinds of articles, books and studies on procrastination, and if anyone comes across any solution or techniques besides "Prioritize! Make a list! Stick to your schedule! Reward yourself!" I would love to hear it.

I'd be willing to pay a lot of money to find something that actually worked...

Stikk.com is a possible solution. (pops without delay) It may cost you money, but I'm going to give it a try.

replies.

You know who was a procrastinator?
Hitler

TLDNR

That headline was to long I will finish it later.

You know wh