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lazyiest thing you seen someone do

the_pen_turner

following on from the stingiest thing thread I thought a thread for laziness

what's the mot lazy thing you seen someone do

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Imallrightjack

i saw someone start a thread once and not bother their arse giving an example of the topic they started the thread on.

Ubbquittious

One I done myself was turning a deep fat fryer up to 90 degrees and putting some eggs in it to save me the bother of grabbing a pan and filling it with water to boil them in instead

The_Valeyard

Seen a lad walk his dog while sitting in the car driving slowly in the hard shoulder.

Robsweezie

ringing someone who's close by but youre not bothered shouting for them.

Rubberlegs

Texting someone upstairs/ downstairs. Not me of course

queueeye

Not bothering to check spelling or grammar.

Lazy.

Sam Kade

Throwing rubbish out the car window :mad:

tracey turnblad

I regularly pick things up with with my feet or get the kids to pick it up... I hate bending

Also when I was a kid we had no remote controls.. my Mam would often call me downstairs or my brothers or sisters to change the channel

LirW

Me parking at the opposite of Boots in Omni, googling the opening times instead of just getting out and have a look if it's already open.

the_pen_turner

Imallrightjack wrote: »

i saw someone start a thread once and not bother their arse giving an example of the topic they started the thread on.

I was hoping someone would see the irony

Lorelli!

Had a boss before that asked me to pass them over some paper work and I was looking around wondering where it was. It was on their desk and closer to them than it was to me! I remember awkwardly nudging it over across the desk

When I was about 3 or 4, if I was going on a walk, I'd get to a stage where I'd start complaining. My dad said that I'd say "I'm too tired, carry me" and he'd say "you carry me". Then I'd whinge "but you're too heavy"

alchemist33

Someone going to...

Ah feck it, can't be arsed

SEPT 23 1989

Throw dirty plates in the bin rather than washing them

Belle E. Flops

In my college days the TV remote disappeared , so for a good 5 or 6 months we changed channel by poking the buttons on the TV with the sweeping brush, could not be arsed getting up off the couch.

maudgonner

the_pen_turner wrote: »

I was hoping someone would see the irony

Too lazy to make up a decent excuse, eh? :pac:

McMurphy

Cry their lamps out whinging about their legs burning cos they were sitting so close to the fire.

tedpan

Watching my mate do nothing around the house. He's totally oblivious to mess.

Oh and not learning to spell laziest.

King of Kings

somebody today a grown man of 39 rang the AA to change his flat tire.

[Deleted User]

Downloaded an app for my TV so I wouldn't have to get up and get the remote.

greenflash

Every time I leave the house I see hundreds of bastards who are too lazy to move one finger two inches to use the indicators in their cars.

osarusan

Couldn't be bothered folding up my kid's buggy to get it to fit on the bus, so just left it there and got another off the council.

lazybones32

There was a girl in the same year as me who was like a sloth. A joke was told one morning and everyone was laughing but her: she found it funny but couldn't be bothered to laugh.

Knew a guy that used buy new socks and jocks rather than wash dirty ones.

TheRiverman

Saw a guy using a ride on mower on a lawn that could be cut with a push mower in ten minutes max.

mickwat155

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Throw dirty plates in the bin rather than washing them

What kind of animal would do that?ðŸ™ˆ

jca

the_pen_turner wrote: »

I was hoping someone would see the irony

Nah, just the bad spelling.

hairyprincess

tracey turnblad wrote: »

I regularly pick things up with with my feet or get the kids to pick it up... I hate bending

Also when I was a kid we had no remote controls.. my Mam would often call me downstairs or my brothers or sisters to change the channel

I do this too, and tell the kids they are closer to the ground than I am. That excuse is backfiring me on me now with a lanky teenager!

[Deleted User]

People who park right outside the front door of lidl. Blocking up the whole place to save walking 30 yards

bisounours

When I was a student, I lived in a 5th storey walk-up with no laundry machine. Had 6 sets of bedsheets as I dreaded going to the laundromat 5 blocks away. The bi-weekly clothes wash was done on cold, whites and colors mixed together. The sheets would pile up until 6 months later (yes, I was that scummy! But justified it by telling myself if I showered at night, my sheets stayed "fresh" longer) when I would begrudgingly pack all 6 sets into my mountaineering backpack and stagger my way to the wash. Laugh away, but the most romantic gift I've ever gotten was a washing machine!

Belle E. Flops

I've just remembered, I know someone who when they moved out of home kept buying new underwear on a weekly basis ...every night they would throw their underwear in the bin after wearing it rather than having to bother washing and drying it. Mad.

I never did understand how that was any more effort than washing and drying their other clothes but anyway.

jca

King of Kings wrote: »

somebody today a grown man of 39 rang the AA to change his flat tire.

People who aren't bothered to spell tyre properly:pac: