procrastinate + narrate = procrastinarrate (
verb):
what those people who are so so so so so lazy busy tend to go on and on and on about, namely all those things on their "to-do lists" that they would have more time to actually do if they did less moaning about how much they have to do.
(Procrastinarrators are way less fun than
procrastiknaves.)
I learned not to do this because I have a tendancy to be all, "I have SO much to do," and other people would be all, "like what?" and then I would be all, "uh... like... put on clothes... and comb my hair..."
ReplyDeleteAnd then I felt dumb.
Not I keep all procratinarration to myself.
Lor
You're adorable.
ReplyDeletePerfect. I know so many procrastinarrators but never knew what to call them other than "annoying". This one is going in my lexicon.
ReplyDeleteProcrastinarrate.... genius.
ReplyDeletemy child tends to have a severe case of procrastinarration most days!
ReplyDeleteSounds a bit like verbal diarrhoea to me :-).
ReplyDeleteTell us about it. At length.;)
ReplyDeleteI'm working on a response. I'll get back to you.
ReplyDeleteYou're outing me.
ReplyDeleteI procrastinate horribly, but damn, I don't say a word.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you knew my Husband?
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect definition!
ReplyDeleteMy business partner is a procrastinarrator. He spends 15 minutes describing all the things we need to get done, then says, "We have a lot to do. I don't know if we have time."
ReplyDelete"Yes, Darren, and now we have 15 minutes less."
Darren is kind of a dumbass.