I used to do this nonstop. Now I head to work about 45 minutes after I wake up in the morning. It's soooo much nicer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
I used to do this nonstop. Now I head to work about 45 minutes after I wake up in the morning. It's soooo much nicer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
Well, on first shift that's how I rolled. Get out of bed, go to work, stay up too late, s*** tired now on the next day but I had some fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by PikeI used to do this nonstop. Now I head to work about 45 minutes after I wake up in the morning. It's soooo much nicer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
Now I am on third shift (as I have mentioned a billion times here, this is me making fun at myself) and I go to bed around 6 to 7am in my time zone. When I wake up I have anywhere from 5 to 7 hours before I have to leave for work. Lately it's been on the shorter end of things because my body has adjusted to sleeping naturally. I do occasionally use an alarm to wake up, but sometimes I think "screw it" and fall back asleep. I used to be able to wake up after an alarm like a pro because I HAD to.
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Playing Hop Hop Ninja on my iPhone. I hate myself so much for it.
Another thing I do too much: Procuring a utensil I need to use more than once, reminding myself that I need to use it more than once, then forgetting what I just told myself, using it one time and then putting it in the sink, usually alongside or in other dirty dishes that are sitting there because I don't want to do them and/or are soaking. So then I have to decide if I want to wash the utensil in question that I could have used more than once (this never happens) or get a new one out of the drawer (this is what always ends up happening). Repeat the process of using it only one time and then putting it in the sink, and then repeat again one or two more times after that.
I just did it now, right this instant. I was making peanut butter toast, so I spread my peanut butter on my toast and then put the knife into the sink because I had forgotten I still needed it to slice up bananas to put on the toast. So I got another knife out of the drawer.
This happens almost every night or every time I cook something that takes longer than to fry an egg or a piece of steak.
I do this too, Shorty!
Mostly with spoons when I make a coffee!
I solve this issue by only having about four spoons. I also use chopsticks to stir drinks!
I spend too much time online.
Procrastinating is definitely something I do too much.
Usually I work better when things are done last minute, but every now and then, it bites me on the ass.
I'm sure there are other things I do too much.I just don't know what they are right now. Heh.
Comma splices.
Masturbating myself into a coma.
A few things:
Procrast....ah forget it, I'll reply to the thread later.
I use to bite my nails and skin *gag* too and then I just stopped. It was really that simple. My fingers would be in pain and bleed a lot so I had no other choice.
I do this out of nervousness/oral fixation. My nailbeds are permanently frayed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiny
People that feel the need to bite things like their pens, nails, their hair, or have an oral fixation in another way that causes smoking or grinding may find it better to keep gum on hand.
>>> Watch porn??.. :luca:
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Originally Posted by sharkythesharkdogg