Am I Lazy?
- Thread starter kurtbob
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I have neodymium magnets attached under my patio table. I fill old tins with cleaners, matches, filters and pipe tools stick to em easy. I have an extra to keep a tin on for the day. It keeps the table clear, family never notices of messes with my things and never need to go inside for anything. 
it’s not laziness. It’s inventive...
it’s not laziness. It’s inventive... 
That’s a really nice looking setup....
I sometimes think Lazy is some conjured up Western Word, because I have been places outside of the West, where people simply take things at a different stride, where other countries would call lazy, they just say different...
You’re not Lazy!
A lot of the world seems to think, that if don’t work hard, you’re lazy.
I say; Work Smart Not Hard!
I sometimes think Lazy is some conjured up Western Word, because I have been places outside of the West, where people simply take things at a different stride, where other countries would call lazy, they just say different...
You’re not Lazy!
A lot of the world seems to think, that if don’t work hard, you’re lazy.
I say; Work Smart Not Hard!
yeah work is over rated. The only problem with lazy is if you're making someone else carry your weight. Like if you are in a relationship and you won't get a job because they make enough money but they don't feel good about taking care of you. Or if you injure yourself because in some way like having a no good terrible life because you can't be bothered to try.
Damn, that looks so cozy. Nothing like slowing getting drunk outside in a chair as it gets dark with a half eaten pizza by your feet and a rotation of pipes and tobacco by your side.
Anyway to put it all on wheels in case you need to run out for supplies?
Or as Benjamin Franklin said about himself being “the laziest man in the world. I invented all those things to save myself from toil.”
