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Autopilot, by Andrew Smart (Chapter 1)

Chapter 1: That Loathsome Monster Idleness The previous chapter set the stage for the rest of the book in a fairly interesting and engaging way, let’s look at how Smart follows up on that effort. First, Smart talks about the history of our attitudes towards idleness all around the world. From the attitudes stemming from…

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May 16, 2017 in Chapter Review.

Time Management and the Slacker Ethos

(Nick’s Notes: This article was inspired by this talk by Laura Vanderkam) I struggle a lot with managing my time and figuring out what’s a priority on my to-do list and what isn’t. When I’m in work as much as I dislike it, it does give a certain rigid structure to my day. I can…

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March 9, 2017 in Original Article - Nick Ford.

There’s Nothing More Romantic Than Ending Work (Movie Review of Before Sunrise)

Alright, I know it’s weird that I’m reviewing this movie for my anti-work site but hear me out. It’s number 9 (Chef was number 10) of the Top 10 Movies That Will Make You Want to Quit your Job by WatchMojo so I decided to check it out and see how true that was. Granted,…

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November 6, 2016 in Original Article - Nick Ford.

“We Are The Lazy Generation” - Not a Lazy Song

Because I enjoy the absurdity of life and all that brings, I also tend to like irony and pointing it out. I like dawdling on the things that make people think, even if that thinking is mostly interrupted thoughts that are wildly disjointed and interspersed with “Why is that racoon carrying an AK 47 without…

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July 24, 2016 in Original Article - Nick Ford.

Top 10 Movie Slackers [VIDEO, WatchMojo]

There’ll be a cheat sheet (and a few comments) for you slackers who can’t go through the video below the video.   10. Kumar Patel - Harold and Kumar 9. Vance “Van” Silder, Jr. - National Lampoon’s Van Wilder 8. Ed - Shaun of the Dead 7. Dante Hicks and Randal Graves - Clerks 6.…

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March 15, 2016 in Lazy Post.

Why Isn’t This Site “Work”?

Fun Fact: I make fun of myself a lot. I mean, more than your average person does. Sometimes I’ll just use it as a “clever” way to deflect compliments, other times as a shoddy way to make a cheap joke and I’ll even include it in sentences where I’m explaining how I insult myself a…

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February 15, 2016 in Original Article - Nick Ford.

The New York Times Advice During a Blizzard: Do Nothing!

Well I was going to write about how your job is (likely) pointless and how that happens… But this is so much better! The snow cares not for your deadlines, your happy hour plans, your scheduled C-section. It wants only to fall on the ground and lie there. And it wants you to, too. Needless…

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January 23, 2016 in Lazy Post.

To Make up the Difference [“A Thousand Clowns” Movie Review]

In my history there were these extraordinary guys, men and women, all immigrants, passionate people, who believed a great, humane kind of America existed-and when it didn’t, they decided to make up the difference. - Herb Gardner, author of A Thousand Clowns Although I can’t find their comment now, I know someone recommended I watch…

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November 7, 2015 in Original Article - Nick Ford.

Laziness for Breakfast

Recently, Watch Mojo had a top 10 Rube Goldberg Machines in Movies. In it, there was an interesting trend that I noticed. The first movie scene they show (even before they get to the countdown) is a morning orientated Rube Goldberg Machine (RGM for short). And the countdown itself is nearly dominated by morning orientated…

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October 28, 2015 in Original Article - Nick Ford.

Excerpt from “Apathy and Other Small Victories” by Paul Neilan

While Neilan’s Apathy isn’t an anti-work book per se’ the passages that do involve work are often disparaging. They’re often made up of our main character (who only goes by Shane) falling asleep in the bathroom, coming in drunk and then falling asleep in the bathroom or mocking his co-workers. Suffice it to say, Shane…

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September 14, 2015 in Book Review, Lazy Post.

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