" PR: "I think people need to stop being lazy.
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It's time to fight the stigma of cats being lazy.
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I plan on being lazy today; watching Netflix while working.
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Millennials are getting shade for being lazy and overly confident.
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I'm being lazy, and I need to stay on this call.
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Then I stop being lazy and start making us some breakfast.
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There is a fine line between saving time and being lazy.
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Sometimes being lazy is the most productive thing you can do.
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I think he's trying to gaslight me, and he's just being lazy!
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In fact, he attributes much of his success directly to being lazy.
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Their style is straightforward without being lazy, and minimalist without being boring.
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It prevents children from being lazy and antisocial at a young age.
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This is what I get for not eating all day and being lazy!
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It had an anti-authoritarian connotation of being lazy and taking less effort.
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Netizens have fought back, accusing their governments of being lazy, brutal and greedy.
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Studies show that fat people are sometimes stereotyped as being lazy, incompetent, and unattractive.
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I know that if I'm not having fun I'm just being lazy out there.
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Stoners tend to have the stereotype of being lazy and lacking ambition in life.
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You don't get Gwyneth Paltrow-like skin by being lazy about your safe sun.
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Millennials consistently get a bad rap for being lazy, self-centered, and financially irresponsible.
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When teens want to sleep in on a school day, they're not being lazy.
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Being lazy at the best of times, we wanted to road test a dance compilation.
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The worst thing about slacking is that you inevitably build a reputation of being lazy.
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You don't have to choose between being lazy and having an awesome costume this year.
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Take a laid-back approach to royal life, and you are accused of being lazy.
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" I had to endure consistent speeches from them about "being lazy" and "not wanting to work.
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Leggings may be all about being active, but our shopping habits are all about being lazy.
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While Trump's critics are eager to berate him for being lazy, he may be onto something.
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If you're overbooking yourself, or if you're being lazy (although that is uncharacteristic), reevaluate your obligations.
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Being lazy, I would have loved to find an equilibrium that didn't involve leaving my couch.
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You've got the fact that teens were being lazy or they weren't searching for jobs correctly.
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"My whole mindset switched from being lazy to wanting to be active all the time," she says.
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No one could accuse you of being lazy, Sagittarius, but being focused isn't always easy for you.
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If so, some very frustrating conversations could come later today as a result of you being lazy.
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A common complaint is that the developers are being "lazy" in not including all of the Pokémon.
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With a reputation for being lazy, complacent and social media-obsessed, millennials can't really catch a break.
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I'm always fighting just being lazy and staying in all morning reading, or getting up and going.
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And one thing women are good at with enough practice, and shouldn't feel bad about, is being lazy.
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I'll still review it… LOL I ain't mad.. Just want to know why her team is being lazy.
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But rather than making you feel bad for being lazy, being manipulated, being compulsive, Notter's work is freeing.
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Do you have too many responsibilities on your plate, or are you being lazy and suffering from it?
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I would never deny being lazy, but did Danny think that my laziness was my single best quality?
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"It's not about being lazy or incompetent," says Holmes, who gets hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of emails a day.
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Two of the most classic things to make fun of Americans for are playing beer pong and being lazy.
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It's also a good time to consider not being lazy and stop using the same password on every website.
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Perhaps you were being lazy, or perhaps you were really busy and you forgot, but this is two brides.
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But, despite millennials' characterization as being lazy and professionally uninspired, I have found the exact opposite to be true.
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I know women who've been dismissed by their doctors for being lazy and careless and depressed and downright crazy.
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When my career in rugby wasn't going too well, because I was being lazy, I started as a chef.
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According to David Robertson of Catalytic Communities, favela citizens are unfairly stereotyped as being lazy and a detriment to society.
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We also have that internal voice that says we are being lazy, unproductive humans because we haven't left the house.
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Far from being lazy, sloths are actually really efficient at conserving energy, and it all has to do with their diet.
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The plot feels like a pointed, ironic response to anyone who has criticized Fey's past projects for being lazy and racist.
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I found it hard to get into a routine in my first year due to my social life and being lazy.
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" In a 2015 Variety interview, Kardashian says she works hard for her money and attributes her success to "not being lazy.
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Some economists have argued that ill-informed voters, far from being lazy or self-sabotaging, should be seen as rational actors.
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"Just to see him come out today and talk about being lazy -- its appalling to me, it's just despicable," she added.
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But what's so heartening about the new MST3K is that Hodgson and his latest crew know being silly doesn't excuse being lazy.
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Given a standing ovation when she first addressed parliament in 2016, she proceeded to berate her fellow lawmakers for being "lazy schoolchildren".
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But then he added the part that got him in trouble, that was misinterpreted as accusing millions of children of being lazy.
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Despite having lived with this for years, I still sometimes wonder if my depression is just a case of me being lazy.
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Neither Amy Schumer, Lena Dunham, nor Rebel Wilson have missed out on a single endorsement or opportunity for being lazy on race.
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Showing up late leads people to think that you lack respect and tend to procrastinate, as well as being lazy or disinterested.
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Drug addiction and street drug selling is a symptom of inequality and lack of hope, not of people simply being lazy or evil.
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People will want to hang out with you, but decline unless they're up for being lazy and binge-watching something good with you.
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In practice, to push him, to be on him when I see that he's being lazy or something like that, and vice versa.
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Being lazy is surely one of your worst habits, Taurus, but when you put your mind to something, you get so much done!
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If people aren't slamming celebrities who hire nannies for being lazy, they're busy centering the conversation around controversial (and, in some cases, alleged) affairs.
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These machines can do many things to help you in your home when you feel like being lazy and not getting out of bed.
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Whether you blame your jam-packed schedule, or cop to being lazy, no one deserves to be feverishly scrolling though Pinterest at 4 p.m.
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Aedes albopictusPhoto: James Gathany/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (AP)Mosquitoes didn't become the most prolific animal killer of humanity by being lazy.
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Make being lazy even easier and grab a Google Home Mini and Chromecast Smart TV Kit, regularly $74 but on sale for $60 at Walmart.
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"It's a bit of being lazy but also a bit of needing tools of productivity because we have more demands on our time," Allen said.
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"We want to work — this is not about Amazonians being lazy," said one of the Amazon employees during a picket line outside the Chicago building.
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Because night owls wake up later, they sometimes get a reputation for being lazy because they're asleep while the rest of the world is hustling.
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On Saturday evening, the sun gently harmonizes with taskmaster Saturn at 10:52 PM, putting us in the mood to network professionally instead of being lazy.
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Maybe my inability to get the knives sharpened is less about being lazy and more about being too good, for too long, at being a millennial.
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A few of those reasons are valid, but most are just poorly veiled excuses for being lazy and not wanting to spend 10 minutes on research.
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I justify this since I have a hockey game later tonight and need to save my legs for skating (either that, or I am being lazy).
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It's easy to accuse a Taurus of being superficial because you all love fashion, food, and being lazy so much, but today you are dropping intense knowledge.
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Technology really could be the culprit, so before you call the other person out on being lazy or unhelpful, check that you didn't send a corrupted file.
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Body acceptance, when I finally discovered it, didn't seem like it belonged to me — all I had to do was stop being lazy and work out, right?
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Lame stereotypes about being lazy and selfish invariably melt when confronted with people, who like everyone else, are simply doing their best to get by each day.
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But aside from being lazy and ill-conceived, what's most disappointing about Conway's cries of "sexism" is that it's the opposite lesson she used to give young women.
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You're just being lazy and flopping around, essentially, but the muscle coordination is actually the thing that's the most important for things like performance enhancement and injury prevention.
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As much as I make fun of you for being lazy and couch-locked, Taurus, you're actually a very hard worker when you put your mind to something.
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Cancer is a nurturing energy, and you'll feel ready to for some self-care—which doesn't mean being lazy or indulgent, but rather principled and proactive about boundaries.
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Being lazy is enough of an art for the two of them, Mr. Harrelson said, that they warped the English language to suit their shared taste for dawdling.
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I can't tell you if I think you're being lazy, or I know you're going about something in the wrong way because I went through the same thing before.
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Staying at home to care for your kid isn't just parents being lazy, they are working a 24/83 job that requires a lot of labor and mental strength.
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The cartoon frog that currently sits beside the swastika and the Iron Cross was born here, a nonpolitical comic about four roommates who enjoy being lazy and playing video games.
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"Traditionally, the blackface instances that have been discussed in the media, black people were portrayed as being lazy or not as intelligent and different facial characteristics were emphasized," she said.
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Really when I got moved to the bullpen I started taking my life seriously, and I got a trainer, and I started lifting weights, and I just stopped being lazy.
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She's previously called out commenters for saying her head was "too big," accusing her of being lazy, claiming that she's had a nose job and criticizing Consuelos for being too short.
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And in his latest tweet about Puerto Ricans, he appears to be comfortable using his words to reinforce obvious social stereotypes about their being lazy or "uppity" that are extraordinarily damaging.
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Most women physicians choose to work right up until their time of labor not only to have a longer maternity leave but also to prevent being looked at as being lazy.
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You might look like you're being lazy hanging out on your couch in your pajamas, but you're actually getting a lot done: processing hard emotions and healing after a long year.
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You might find that you're called out for being lazy or not thinking things through, and you're learning that what's important to you might not be so special in other people's eyes.
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If your child is constantly being told to try harder, write neater, or stop being lazy, then maybe you need to take them to be tested for the world's most common learning disorder.
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But if fans recognize assets from an online store, they're going to call it an "asset flip," a phrase that inherently has a negative connotation because it implies that developers are being lazy.
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In December 2018, a royal guard was dismissed and stripped of his decorations for "breaching military discipline by being lazy and being careless in abandoning royal duties", according to a published royal command.
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After all, we were certainly moved by her words when she spoke to Refinery29 back in December: "We all need to stop being lazy and pay attention," she said on the state of politics.
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Yep, even though we know it's going to be worse for us in the long run, being lazy helps us feel better in the short-term — and it's just really hard to resist that.
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A cartoon represents a breach on both accounts: The parent is being lazy, and the child is not engaging in an activity that will bring them one step closer to an Ivy League education.
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The simple act of unwrapping a piece of chocolate can be enough to keep you from eating more than you truly want—one of the few times being lazy actually works to your weight-loss advantage.
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But those events were often connected with large meals at the local pub that could get boisterous, with bell ringers described as being lazy and drunk, according to a website on the history of bell ringing.
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I like that he goes after Cormier's legitimacy—the idea of 'authenticity' is such a thing in sports and fighting, where being lazy and wanting to be the best without putting in the work is unforgivable.
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Afrin 4d from YC CLIP considered how habits can be both productive and counterproductive: This article reminds me of my own bad habits, mostly being lazy has caused me a lot of problems in my life.
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But Rajan has already expressed reluctance to take this route, having previously criticised bank lenders as being lazy for preferring to source easy money from the RBI rather than managing their cash needs via money market repos.
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The jukebox musical has a reputation for being lazy, and for good reason: Most of these shows rest on the audience's familiarity with an artist's catalog, which means they don't feel the need to provide much beyond that.
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Using "Netflix and chill" as code for anything other than watching Netflix and being lazy makes life very difficult for those of us whose idea of a night well spent involves burning through three episodes of Making a Murderer.
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"Last I checked we big ladies are constantly attacked for being lazy, or disgusting and we were thankful for a store like Torrid to embrace our differences and make us confident and comfortable in our own skin," she wrote.
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But if my gut tells me I'll waste the hour being lazy, I'll get my butt off the couch and do something to crank my heart rate, even if that means walking on an incline on the treadmill for 15 minutes.
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"Morgan, a middle school teacher in South Carolina, said she does not typically tell students outright to "stop being lazy" when they don't do their work, but instead tries to pull them aside and convey the message in a helpful way. "
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It's the idea that all men share certain traits, like loving fire and danger and being lazy, and that all women prefer baking and cooking and running around being busybodies, for instance (and also that "men" and "women" are the only two genders).
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Experts say that these zero-tolerance policies were initially enacted to punish kids who brought guns and drugs to school, and that administrators are being lazy in doling out potentially life-altering punishments like suspension and expulsion for issues that involve free speech.
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The Braves on the other hand, just went full Mad Libs with their food options, just jamming up [noun for shit people like] with [noun for shit people like] and [adverb for being lazy as all get out] and birthing something like Burgerizza.
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"If the impression that's created is that we've got a bunch of money lying around and we're being lazy and we're not doing anything to save money, then it's harder to justify getting budgets that we need," he told the newspaper in an interview.
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"Shout out to all the queens around the world that are maybe not at the place that they want to be in their lives but the fact that you are pushing and you're not being lazy and you're not complaining, but you're going for your dream everyday, shout out to you," Minaj said.
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I love that it's just three hours away by plane, feels like an entirely different part of the world, and has everything I might ever feel like doing, from being lazy around the pool at the The Delano Hotel in South Beach to going out dancing with friends in Flamingo-Lummus to indulging in a bit of air-conditioned shopping in Bal Harbour.
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If you're wondering how an act of physical violence against a young woman is supposed to lead to weight loss (or why anyone thought there was an excuse for being lazy and wrongheaded enough to use a fat suit in a TV show): I have no real answers for you, but according to the trailer, Patty had her jaw wired shut post-face punch!
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"The next two years are going to be rough for him and then it's going to get worse because he has no obvious office to work for, no skill set of any use in the private sector, a reputation for being lazy and corrupt, and not that many friends left," said Bradley Tusk, a former Bloomberg adviser who once backed a bid to unseat de Blasio.
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The test between moral purity and realpolitik comes less than two years before the next presidential election, in which the Democratic nominee — who very well may be a woman, a person of color, or both — will stand in contrast to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who has bragged about grabbing women by their private parts, accused blacks of being lazy and Mexicans of being rapists.
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