Procrastination maybe a good thing.

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The early bird gets the worm, and the late worm gets eaten, well, not first.

So just lay back, enjoy life, and let others have at it first.

(Don't tell the early worms I told you this)

So do you think that's what Ben really meant?

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I'll get back to ya . . .

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@Val Killmore,

The early bird gets the worm, and that serves fhe worm right for getting up so early.

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@Val Killmore,

While the early worm gets away under the cover of darkness.

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@JLNobody,

Same for mice.
The first mouse don't get the cheese, it's always the second mouse.

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@Val Killmore,

Many problems do simply go away if we ignore them. The problem is in knowing which ones won't.

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@roger,

That's for sure.

In my experience, mostly work related things.

That's why I never read the memo about those TPR reports.

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@roger,

Only if I had the prudence and experience to know where to focus my time and my investments, and ignoring fads in the market (basically, I need a time machine). Then with some luck, I could easily accumulate wealth in the seven or eight digits.

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@Val Killmore,

Val Killmore wrote:

The early bird gets the worm, and the late worm gets eaten, well, not first.

So just lay back, enjoy life, and let others have at it first.

(Don't tell the early worms I told you this)

So do you think that's what Ben really meant?

I haven't really felt like writing a response to this, I'll do it later...

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@Val Killmore,

What, what ?

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@Fil Albuquerque,

Fil Albuquerque wrote:

What, what ?

We'll have to get back to you on that.

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@Val Killmore,

Why did you switch from birds to worms? The early bird gets the worm, the late bird goes hungry. The late worm ends up dried out on the sidewalk.

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@engineer,

Well the worm will always be the victim. The late worm will come up after a rain at a later time than the early worm. So the late worm has more time to enjoy the dirt more, so to speak.

So the late , more fattened worm, will get eaten by the late fat bird, who is just lazy to be early.

Everyone wins.

So it's never too late, until you're dead of course.

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@Val Killmore,

Val Killmore wrote:

. . . So it's never too late, until you're dead of course.

If there's one thing I'm always willing to put off till later, it's death.

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@Val Killmore,

Procrastination is never a good thing.

Procrastination is very much like masturbation. At first you might enjoy it but in the end, you just realized you fucked yourself!
- Anon.

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@Val Killmore,

how everyone wins when u r clearly makin the story out of obvious inequity

the bird fly the worm dont while draggin itself on dirt, the bird get food ready to eat while the worm have to eat itself mostly by forcin it to stay

such pervert minds that keep meanin to justify everything bein perfect by enjoyin twistin the facts of a point, this is all about the art u keep meanin doin which show how it is nothin but psycho mind inventions alone about them doing

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n actually it proves that always only one win all when it comes to use else for ur own good

and that is why relatively god exist as the one that clearly got everything and any, from what all and every tiny existing will mean to get smthg from else

so what dont mean that like me and myself are forced to b shown in existence being holy cow so nothing that count or talk about existing, since alone in respecting else concept and fact

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@absos,

Then why don't you stop procrastinating and learn how to write what you think in a clear manner.

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@Zeke,

Now you have the problem of demonstrating why masturbation is a bad thing. Razz

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@JLNobody,

Well, it is kind of lonesome.

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