Officially planning to stop procrastination - Self Help Group

Tourterelle wrote:

I'll live!

Phew! I was worried about that! As for ice cold... I'm just having a date with Ben and Jerry. V. nice guys...

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Brain just kicked in. THAT'S what you meant. Argh. I'm so dense sometimes.

Little late there, Solveig!

So, I'm bitter cold. I had to WALK home on negative degree weather with wind; MILES of walking. My brother's car wouldn't work, and quite literally EVERYONE we know with a car couldn't make it.

I'm can't stop shivering still, and my legs and toes are bright red.

Sounds like time for a hot tub? I thought about having a nice bath myself, but I'm too tired. I'd probably fall asleep and drown.

Maybe...I still can't stop shivering.

Is that like a sign of pneumonia or something?

No... more a sign of cold - I guess

Frostnip, I think. I was joking about pneumonia.

I'll live!

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Brain just kicked in. THAT'S what you meant. Argh. I'm so dense sometimes.

Little late there, Solveig!

So, I'm bitter cold. I had to WALK home on negative degree weather with wind; MILES of walking. My brother's car wouldn't work, and quite literally EVERYONE we know with a car couldn't make it.

I'm can't stop shivering still, and my legs and toes are bright red.

Sounds like time for a hot tub? I thought about having a nice bath myself, but I'm too tired. I'd probably fall asleep and drown.

Maybe...I still can't stop shivering.

Is that like a sign of pneumonia or something?

No... more a sign of cold - I guess

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Brain just kicked in. THAT'S what you meant. Argh. I'm so dense sometimes.

Little late there, Solveig!

So, I'm bitter cold. I had to WALK home on negative degree weather with wind; MILES of walking. My brother's car wouldn't work, and quite literally EVERYONE we know with a car couldn't make it.

I'm can't stop shivering still, and my legs and toes are bright red.

Sounds like time for a hot tub? I thought about having a nice bath myself, but I'm too tired. I'd probably fall asleep and drown.

Maybe...I still can't stop shivering.

Is that like a sign of pneumonia or something?

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Brain just kicked in. THAT'S what you meant. Argh. I'm so dense sometimes.

Little late there, Solveig!

So, I'm bitter cold. I had to WALK home on negative degree weather with wind; MILES of walking. My brother's car wouldn't work, and quite literally EVERYONE we know with a car couldn't make it.

I'm can't stop shivering still, and my legs and toes are bright red.

Sounds like time for a hot tub? I thought about having a nice bath myself, but I'm too tired. I'd probably fall asleep and drown.

Solveig wrote:

Brain just kicked in. THAT'S what you meant. Argh. I'm so dense sometimes.

Little late there, Solveig!

So, I'm bitter cold. I had to WALK home on negative degree weather with wind; MILES of walking. My brother's car wouldn't work, and quite literally EVERYONE we know with a car couldn't make it.

I'm can't stop shivering still, and my legs and toes are bright red.

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Oh, damn. I'm going to have to catch up at LC, too.

My name is Louisa, and I'm a procrastinator, but not a very extreme one. My parents taught me that I should do the things I must do before going out and having fun. Now I occasionally break that rule, especially if the assignments are way too easy like English, Religion, Filipino, History. Sometimes I don't study at all. But with a school as tough as mine, you cannot afford to procrastinate, not unless you want to stay behind.

Louisa! I haven't seen you in ages.

So... how's life?

Solveig wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Oh, damn. I'm going to have to catch up at LC, too.

My name is Louisa, and I'm a procrastinator, but not a very extreme one. My parents taught me that I should do the things I must do before going out and having fun. Now I occasionally break that rule, especially if the assignments are way too easy like English, Religion, Filipino, History. Sometimes I don't study at all. But with a school as tough as mine, you cannot afford to procrastinate, not unless you want to stay behind.

This is just a wild guess, but I think catching up here will be the easiest assignment on your list

Probably, though my visits here will be fluctuating until Wednesday next week. (Last Chinese test. HOORAH!) On and off, on and off...

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Oh, damn. I'm going to have to catch up at LC, too.

My name is Louisa, and I'm a procrastinator, but not a very extreme one. My parents taught me that I should do the things I must do before going out and having fun. Now I occasionally break that rule, especially if the assignments are way too easy like English, Religion, Filipino, History. Sometimes I don't study at all. But with a school as tough as mine, you cannot afford to procrastinate, not unless you want to stay behind.

This is just a wild guess, but I think catching up here will be the easiest assignment on your list

Oh, damn. I'm going to have to catch up at LC, too.

My name is Louisa, and I'm a procrastinator, but not a very extreme one. My parents taught me that I should do the things I must do before going out and having fun. Now I occasionally break that rule, especially if the assignments are way too easy like English, Religion, Filipino, History. Sometimes I don't study at all. But with a school as tough as mine, you cannot afford to procrastinate, not unless you want to stay behind.

Brain just kicked in. THAT'S what you meant. Argh. I'm so dense sometimes.

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

Such a dirty mind, Jane! I might have to waggle my finger disapprovingly at you!

You're right though. We don't want any elephant parts flappin' around.

Not dirty, just overly observant. Besides, no one at our school can get through lunch without several "that's dirty" or "that's what she said" moments. Their influence was bound to rub off to some degree...

Oh, we get those phrases a lot too; especially "That's what she said" and "Your FACE is ____"

Worst one: I was in one of my classes which is (similar to a speech class) and my teacher said something along the lines of "You know, this is really an oral class. You have to do things here, you know? Sometimes they're long so it can be tough, but..." etc. She was talking about some project we had to read aloud, I think. Anyway, you should have heard practically everyone whisper "That's what SHE said!"

We were at lunch the other day and my two friends were sharing a slushie. He stole the slushie while she was drinking from the straw, and she goes, "The juice was just about to come out when he flicked it away." That was the worst one I've heard in a while.

Shows how immature I am, but I thought that was HILARIOUS.

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

Such a dirty mind, Jane! I might have to waggle my finger disapprovingly at you!

You're right though. We don't want any elephant parts flappin' around.

Not dirty, just overly observant. Besides, no one at our school can get through lunch without several "that's dirty" or "that's what she said" moments. Their influence was bound to rub off to some degree...

Oh, we get those phrases a lot too; especially "That's what she said" and "Your FACE is ____"

Worst one: I was in one of my classes which is (similar to a speech class) and my teacher said something along the lines of "You know, this is really an oral class. You have to do things here, you know? Sometimes they're long so it can be tough, but..." etc. She was talking about some project we had to read aloud, I think. Anyway, you should have heard practically everyone whisper "That's what SHE said!"

We were at lunch the other day and my two friends were sharing a slushie. He stole the slushie while she was drinking from the straw, and she goes, "The juice was just about to come out when he flicked it away." That was the worst one I've heard in a while.

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

"Waggle" is such a strange word. It sounds dirty or something.

I ate my spaghetti, and now I must say that I am Kelsey, and I am a procrastinator.

Waggle waggle waggley WAGGLE!

Hm. I'm Nicholle. I had pizza. I'm still procrastinating.

Ew. That does sound dirty.
Please tell us, Nicholle, what exactly is a waggley waggle?

Oh, I think you KNOW what a waggely waggle is.

*wiggles eyebrows and waggles finger at the mention of waggely waggles*

WAGGLEY WAGGLE!

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

"Waggle" is such a strange word. It sounds dirty or something.

I ate my spaghetti, and now I must say that I am Kelsey, and I am a procrastinator.

Waggle waggle waggley WAGGLE!

Hm. I'm Nicholle. I had pizza. I'm still procrastinating.

Ew. That does sound dirty.
Please tell us, Nicholle, what exactly is a waggley waggle?

"Waggle" is a word. To waggle. Apparently there's something called a "waggle dance," and I'm not looking into that, but I have no idea what a "waggley waggle" is.

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

Such a dirty mind, Jane! I might have to waggle my finger disapprovingly at you!

You're right though. We don't want any elephant parts flappin' around.

Not dirty, just overly observant. Besides, no one at our school can get through lunch without several "that's dirty" or "that's what she said" moments. Their influence was bound to rub off to some degree...

Oh, we get those phrases a lot too; especially "That's what she said" and "Your FACE is ____"

Worst one: I was in one of my classes which is (similar to a speech class) and my teacher said something along the lines of "You know, this is really an oral class. You have to do things here, you know? Sometimes they're long so it can be tough, but..." etc. She was talking about some project we had to read aloud, I think. Anyway, you should have heard practically everyone whisper "That's what SHE said!"

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

"Waggle" is such a strange word. It sounds dirty or something.

I ate my spaghetti, and now I must say that I am Kelsey, and I am a procrastinator.

Waggle waggle waggley WAGGLE!

Hm. I'm Nicholle. I had pizza. I'm still procrastinating.

Tsas. Naughty girl I have successfully overcome my procrastination... If you don't count that I'm procrastinating on sleep right now. Although I have to get up in... wait, must remember basic calculation... four and a half hours.

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

"Waggle" is such a strange word. It sounds dirty or something.

I ate my spaghetti, and now I must say that I am Kelsey, and I am a procrastinator.

Waggle waggle waggley WAGGLE!

Hm. I'm Nicholle. I had pizza. I'm still procrastinating.

Ew. That does sound dirty.
Please tell us, Nicholle, what exactly is a waggley waggle?

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

Such a dirty mind, Jane! I might have to waggle my finger disapprovingly at you!

You're right though. We don't want any elephant parts flappin' around.

Not dirty, just overly observant. Besides, no one at our school can get through lunch without several "that's dirty" or "that's what she said" moments. Their influence was bound to rub off to some degree...

Kelsey wrote:

"Waggle" is such a strange word. It sounds dirty or something.

I ate my spaghetti, and now I must say that I am Kelsey, and I am a procrastinator.

Waggle waggle waggley WAGGLE!

Hm. I'm Nicholle. I had pizza. I'm still procrastinating.

"Waggle" is such a strange word. It sounds dirty or something.

I ate my spaghetti, and now I must say that I am Kelsey, and I am a procrastinator.

Solveig wrote:

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

...why?

Obviously, your mind is pure.

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

Such a dirty mind, Jane! I might have to waggle my finger disapprovingly at you!

You're right though. We don't want any elephant parts flappin' around.

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Solveig wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Zara Sahana 007 wrote:

Well, if you think about it, all of us on here ARE nutcases...

They should be proud of it!

Thank you, thank you. I feel honoured. I hereby pronounce us the finest collection of nutcases I've ever seen.

Heck yeah!

This calls for a mature civilized thank you PINK DANCING PARADING ELEPHANTS!

You know, it's a good thing those elephants are girls....

...why?