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Posted 1 year ago
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If you watch the TV show ‘The Wonder Years’ without the voice over narration, it’s 95% people staring at each other.
Posted 1 year ago
The best lip dub I’ve ever seen.
Posted 1 year ago
Yeah, you already know you’re a procrastinator— but which type are you?
I. Relaxed Procrastinators
“The relaxed type of procrastinators view their responsibilities negatively and avoid them by directing energy into other tasks. It is common, for example, for relaxed type procrastinating children to abandon schoolwork but not their social lives. Students often see projects as a whole rather than breaking them into smaller parts. This type of procrastination is a form of denial or cover-up; therefore, typically no help is being sought. Furthermore, they are also unable to defer gratification. The procrastinator avoids situations that would cause displeasure, indulging instead in more enjoyable activities. In Freudian terms, such procrastinators refuse to renounce the pleasure principle, instead sacrificing the reality principle. They may not appear to be worried about work and deadlines, but this is simply an evasion.”
II. Tense-Afraid Procrastinators
“The tense-afraid type of procrastinator usually feels overwhelmed with pressure, unrealistic about time, uncertain about goals and many other negative feelings. Feeling that they lack the ability or focus to successfully complete their work, they tell themselves that they need to unwind and relax, that it’s better to take it easy for the afternoon, for example, and start afresh in the morning. They usually have grandiose plans that aren’t realistic. Their ‘relaxing’ is often temporary and ineffective, and leads to even more stress as time runs out, deadlines approach and the person feels increasingly guilty and apprehensive. This behavior becomes a cycle of failure and delay, as plans and goals are put off, penciled into the following day or week in the diary again and again. It can also have a debilitating effect on their personal lives and relationships. Since they are uncertain about their goals, they often feel awkward with people who appear confident and goal-oriented, which can lead to depression. Tense-afraid procrastinators often withdraw from social life, avoiding contact even with close friends.
(P.S.— Procrastinators are thought to have a greater proclivity for internet addiction. I’m not saying a damn thing; go decide for yourself.)
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Type II thanks!
Posted 1 year ago
Posted 1 year ago
If i’ve you’ve heard me say something and didn’t know what it was. Good chance it’s from here!
“Internet Memes” database can be viewed as a timeline, list, flipbook or map. (via rocketboom)
Posted 1 year ago
I want to hang a map of the world in my house then I’m gonna put pins into all the locations that I’ve travelled to. But first I’m gonna have to travel to the top two corners of the map so it won’t fall down.
Mitch Hedberg (via merkin)
Posted 1 year ago
Try not to spill your tea & crumpets when the vent activates, Mister Tumnus.
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