So, what did you procrastinate on? (Or plan to.. or not plan to)

[Woosta]

I procrastinated finishing some ES3 book.. procrastinated on helping dad with site.. procrastinated on getting a drivers license (4 years and counting).. cant think of anything else

 

[Zim Hosein]

This thread, but I gave in!

 

[johnjbruin]

Everything...

 

[cdmccool]

I procrastinate just about every chance I get.

 

[Legendary]

Just did my taxes.

 

[destrekor]

i'll answer the OP tomorrow

 

[legoman666]

everything

 

[irishScott]

Depends. If I'm alert/had a good night's sleep, I'll procrastinate a little.

If I'm sleep deprived, I'll procrastinate until the apocalypse.

 

[Jeff7]

I've got a Heat Transfer test on Wednesday morning, a CAD project due on Wednesday afternoon, and another CAD project due Thursday.

The Heat Transfer test isn't much of a concern, as I've studied less than 1hr for the first 2 tests, and got >90% on each one. The CAD projects - just more busywork on the one. The other, I need to learn how to make a model in a software package called Rhino. That's the one due on Thursday. I plan to start and finish that one on Wednesday night.
Thus far, nothing is sufficiently challenging to get me concerned, which doesn't help with the motivation.

Originally posted by: irishScott
Depends. If I'm alert/had a good night's sleep, I'll procrastinate a little.

If I'm sleep deprived, I'll procrastinate until the apocalypse.

I wish I could be so predictable. Depending on how sleep-deprived I am, my mind ranges from workable-yet-usable to utterly-useless. If I'm workable-yet-usable, then I'll probably get some work done, as I'm too tired to do anything else, but conscious enough to get something useful done.
If I'm utterly-useless, then I don't get much of anything done, as you might expect.

If I'm fully awake, I can be quite productive, but I also don't like to waste a perfectly good, rested mind on something tedious, boring, and unstimulating like homework.

 

[legoman666]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
I've got a Heat Transfer test on Wednesday morning, a CAD project due on Wednesday afternoon, and another CAD project due Thursday.

The Heat Transfer test isn't much of a concern, as I've studied less than 1hr for the first 2 tests, and got >90% on each one.

heat transfer was a cakewalk. Of course, my prof allowed open notes, open book. And the final consisted of 8 problems, 3 of which were from the fully worked out sample tests on line (which I handily had printed out), 4 were from previous tests (which I had with me), and only 1 problem that I hadn't seen before.

 

[imported_Devine]

I havent filed my taxes :evil: Good thing you get 2 extra months for living overseas

 

[coldmeat]

I procrastinate on everything. Especially school work. I have an exam on Wednesday, and I haven't been to a single class, or even reviewed notes. I don't even know what we learned in the class.

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: Devine
I havent filed my taxes :evil: Good thing you get 2 extra months for living overseas

yeah I just filed my taxes. Well, finished up with the e-file forms, but can't actually e-file it at the moment, because it wants my 2006 income data from last year's return for the damn e-signature! Seriously? Bullshit. I don't have that on hand, and don't want to sign anything for real.

If I have to, is that going to make me technically late on taxes? Even though the taxes were filed on time, the signature was late? How does that work? lol

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[MagnusTheBrewer]

Originally posted by: coldmeat
I procrastinate on everything. Especially school work. I have an exam on Wednesday, and I haven't been to a single class, or even reviewed notes. I don't even know what we learned in the class.

Throw some of that extra cash my way. Hell, I'll go to class and take the test for ya.

 

[imported_Devine]

Originally posted by: destrekor

Originally posted by: Devine
I havent filed my taxes :evil: Good thing you get 2 extra months for living overseas

yeah I just filed my taxes. Well, finished up with the e-file forms, but can't actually e-file it at the moment, because it wants my 2006 income data from last year's return for the damn e-signature! Seriously? Bullshit. I don't have that on hand, and don't want to sign anything for real.

If I have to, is that going to make me technically late on taxes? Even though the taxes were filed on time, the signature was late? How does that work? lol

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lol I got to that point too and was like wtf .. . so I just said f it and put it off I'll do it eventually, they owe me 1k or something like that.

 

[CptCrunch]

I was going to respond to this thread 2 hours ago, but I procrastinated and here I am, now responding

 

[Kenny1234]

senior design just started two weeks ago

 

[BoomerD]

I planned to procrastinate once...but I never got around to it.

I have a final essay due Thursday, and I haven't even cracked the book yet...Probably do that on Wednesday night.

 

[HannibalX]

Too much to remember. It only gets worse as you get older. So many things left undone, so many thinks left to do, so little time.

 

[NikolaeVarius]

Well, yesterday, I had a 15 page term paper due. I didn't start until 11pm that night

 

[coldmeat]

Originally posted by: MagnusTheBrewer

Originally posted by: coldmeat
I procrastinate on everything. Especially school work. I have an exam on Wednesday, and I haven't been to a single class, or even reviewed notes. I don't even know what we learned in the class.

Throw some of that extra cash my way. Hell, I'll go to class and take the test for ya.

extra cash?