Facebook lets me be lazy the way a man in a stereotypical 1950s office can be lazy.
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So yes, you can be lazy when slipping them on but if you're tough on shoes like I am, you can't be lazy with maintaining them.
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It's years of work, and it's easy to be lazy.
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You can't be lazy when there's serious competition from Facebook.
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"Don't be lazy and undermine the opportunity," Ashley Madison's statement read.
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Let yourself be lazy or risk being frustrated all day long.
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Because if nothing else it forced me to not be lazy.
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I would just chill out and be lazy for a while.
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Unfortunately, you do not get a chance to be lazy today.
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This is a fantastic day to be lazy with a lover.
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It turns out that we are all wired to be lazy.
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This does not mean inflexibility or an excuse to be lazy.
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He says that's because he doesn't want them to be lazy.
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You love to be lazy, but today is not the day.
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And then sometimes I'm just lazy — and it's okay to be lazy.
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Kimchiji offers more options for you to be lazy with your words!
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It may be partly true; it would also be lazy and offensive.
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We decide to be lazy and just heat up a frozen pizza.
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This joke thief may be lazy or intellectually insecure, but who cares?
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Tonight's drama revolves around whether you should be lazy or get shit done.
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He or she said I must be lazy because I have short hair.
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Moss overcame my desire to be lazy and not use a VR headset.
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When you're young, it's easy to be lazy and not feel guilty about it.
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It's easy to be lazy with technology, and I'm one to do that too.
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Our generation is supposed to be lazy, tech-obsessed, and mascots for instant gratification.
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Let yourself be lazy, as forcing things is the wrong move at this time.
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For one thing, don't be lazy and take a bunch of Quick Pick tickets.
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Make it an early night: The Moon enters Taurus, encouraging you to be lazy.
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Because it's 2016, and if I'm gonna be lazy, nobody should have to know.
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The astrological weather is exhausting, so let yourself be lazy—you deserve a break!
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Look, I get it: Dogs can be lazy, and it pisses me off, too.
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But to make good money as a driver, he says, you can't be lazy.
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You can't be lazy; you need to educate yourself about the land you're working in.
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Some may be unable to do so for valid reasons; others might just be lazy.
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And especially don't be lazy when your untested assumptions happen to validate your partisan beliefs.
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Sometimes it's nice when a friend cancels and you can stay in and be lazy.
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While this is the sign of royalty, we also know that lions can be lazy.
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If I don't clean them in a batch, I'll be lazy and put off eating fruit.
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Or you can be lazy like us and take your order to the experts, er...baristas.
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Writers can be lazy, and it's likely that someone at Westworld HQ was fired over this.
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But more frustratingly, the vibe will be lazy and ineffective—and worse, people could feel paranoid.
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Don't be lazy or tell lies, and don't tolerate anyone who will do that for you.
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Be lazy today, and call a parent to say hello or hang out with your roommates.
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Catch up on rest, be lazy—it's the most productive thing you can do right now!
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I think we misuse the word honesty when we just want to be lazy with our speech.
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And they can't be lazy about it since Trump might quickly delete a Tweet with a misspelling.
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Trust your intuition, don't get swept up by paranoia, and do your best not to be lazy.
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"You can't just decide to be lazy as an individual and expect to live longer," Strotz said.
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To say any decade or time in music could've been influenced by one single factor would be lazy.
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Now no one is going to do that, it would be lazy, but the sentiment still rings true.
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So, my challenge to beauty lovers everywhere is to embrace the Lazy — but don't be lazy about it.
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I would hire these clean-cut young kids, and they would be lazy or not attentive to detail.
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The young characters are ingenuitive and precocious, which means the writing can't be lazy, or it will ring false.
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"It's so easy for us to put up mental barriers, to make excuses to be lazy," Wong told CNBC.
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Plan a party, but also plan not to get any work done—you're going to be lazy as fuck.
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You Taurus people love to luxuriate and be lazy, but you're also extremely hard workers when the time is right.
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He'd heard that even top schools had relaxed their standards, that the students would be lazy and only interested in partying.
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Mercury retrograde ended yesterday—I'm sorry, Aries, but you won't be able to use that as an excuse to be lazy anymore.
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" Takei notes that during his initial conversations with Lin, he pleaded with the director to "be imaginative, be creative, don't be lazy.
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Or be lazy: Prop the book open on your coffee table and turn the pages to enjoy a new bouquet every day.
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"I really don't have any excuses anymore to be lazy about who I am or who I want to be," she tells PEOPLE.
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" After telling the crowd "don't be lazy" as she prompted everyone to stand, she ended the performance by exclaiming, "Happy birthday to me!
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"The only real benefit of pre-sliced bread is the ability to be lazy and not have to slice it yourself," he says.
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I've done ribs a couple times, I can make a mean pulled pork—and I can also just be lazy and order in.
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Sure, it's easy to just be lazy because trying something new takes time, but I promise it will be worth it in the end.
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We love doing it because it means we can stay in, be lazy, cozy up, and save ourselves from going out into the winter cold.
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Venus (like you, Taurus) likes to be lazy, enjoy art, eat cake, and cuddle; however, this is not to be expected when Saturn is around.
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I know your schedule is always packed, Capricorn, but please make time to be lazy and decadent at the end of the month— you deserve it!
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"[W]hite activism continues to be lazy activism," claimed Rosie Campos, who stepped down as leader of Pennsylvania's women's march over concerns of lack of transparency.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter on May 30, creating a jovial and open-minded energy, especially in your relationships—but again, don't be lazy and miss important details!
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To read this biography with an eye only toward the parallels between the two presidents would be lazy and unfair, a disservice to Farrell's nuanced scholarship.
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If you're someone who likes the idea of switching back and forth between a theater mode and a let-me-be-lazy mode, you'll love LG's approach.
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It's easy to be lazy about clothing when you have nowhere to go; your home is the one place you don't really need to think about it.
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It's a great day to hang out with your friends, but the vibe today is likely to be lazy, thanks to the Sun meeting with hazy Neptune.
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And when I do take a day to be lazy and self-indulgent, I usually find my productivity picks up when I get back to my desk.
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Because your cat needs one more place to be lazy, this kitten sleeping bag will surely keep your little critter comfortable and not claustrophobic in the least bit.
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But for me, it's now become a crutch that allows me to be lazy, uncreative, and often not as nutritious as I'd like when it comes to dinner.
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New York taught me how to do things the right way—to be respected and not be lazy and wait for someone to come knocking on your door.
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Yes, freedom comes alongside the ability to be lazy and disengaged but freedom also has attached to it the responsibility to be active and alert, vigilant and visible.
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We can train ourselves to be lazy by rewarding that behavior, but with a little effort we can do the opposite — rewire our brains to actually crave better habits.
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Because individual workers' output is finely measured, and their proficiency at completing a task becomes part of their online profiles, no one can be lazy and get away with it.
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It's quite possible that you've fantasized about never having to leave the house before—a time where you're supposed to be lazy and stay inside for the good of society.
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We can inadvertently train ourselves to be lazy by rewarding that behavior, but with a little effort we can do the opposite — rewire our brains to actually crave better habits.
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He has ordered that pregnant girls be expelled from schools and recently called for prisoners to be kicked and made to work "day and night" if they are deemed to be lazy.
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I still do a lot of coding in Vim, but when I want to be lazy and have a nice point-and-click project view, Visual Studio Code's Vim mode is totally acceptable.
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The new moon in Sagittarius arrives on December 18, which is a powerful time for you to tap into your psychic abilities, practice lucid dreaming, or, if you're not feeling spiritual, be lazy.
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Teachers are being made out to be lazy, incompetent and greedy, but school board members, district administrators and superintendents make the most money, while the rest of us are fighting for their crumbs.
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But something kicked into me like "you can be lazy to an extent" but when it comes to your job catch that flight, go to this place, perform this way and never half-ass.
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Orchestra players could be lazy, favored singers would decorate their arias with additional high notes and take encores, and audiences responded with ovations and catcalls, and shouted at the singers or at the conductor.
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A big part of you will want to be lazy, but you won't be able to ditch all your responsibilities as the sun clashes with Saturn on April 10, reminding you to focus on your duties.
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Recent analysis suggests that more than $7 million has been stolen via phishing attacks on wallet services, but still people can be lazy or reluctant to buy a hardware wallet, so it's a practice that continues to happen.
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I feel like when you're young, it's so easy to chill and think, Oh yes, I'm just 18 or 19, and I can still do this; I can be lazy or not think about what I'm going to do.
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"Sometimes I feel like I don't know if people are going to relate to this, but then you realize how many other introverted, 'I just want to be lazy on a Friday night' women are out there," she says.
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You're pulled in two directions today: The Moon in Aquarius is encouraging you to be lazy because it's activating the sector of your chart that rules rest; however, luxurious Venus and hardworking Saturn want you to get your work done!
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I go on mini-long weekends throughout the year, but a week-to-10-day getaway usually only happens at the end of the year, when I'm exhausted and I just want to sit on a beach and be lazy and drink.
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The second cause is circumstantial: I'd just returned the Hasselblad review unit back to its maker and I'm yet to decide on what my next high-end camera will be, so I decided to be lazy and just trust the Pixel in my pocket.
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As the seasons continued, she was revealed to be lazy, gratingly tactless and increasingly embittered, as her relationship with Mark rose and fell through the highs of consummation, a plateau of toleration born of mutual desperation and eventually to the post-divorce lows of recriminatory co-parenting.
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This could be another way of saying that in the kitchen I can be lazy, and cut corners, and I'll do anything to avoid going food shopping at rush hour, which is often true, but Tong had encouraged me to swap and replace toppings according to mood and season.
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"And, like I said, thank you so much, and just remember — brush your teeth, brush your tongue, eat carrots for you motherf—ing vision, don't be lazy, put lotion and baby oil right after you get out the shower, and I love you," she said, before singing a goodbye to her fans.
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Enslaved people were considered to be lazy, intellectually inferior, and so child-like that they would not be able to manage freedom on their own — even though they built the infrastructure that made this country, and despite the fact that the plantations on which many of them labored were run like major corporations.
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Lloyd Alter, who has become perhaps one of the most famous critics of air conditioning as TreeHugger's managing editor, frequently pulls out a quote from Cameron Tonkinwise of Carnegie Mellon's School of Design that takes architects to task for this legacy of simplistic thinking: "The window air conditioner allows architects to be lazy," Tonkinwise is quoted as saying.
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"They are online since some time and they have no complaints, so please don't be lazy and say they are a scam, it's good to discourage people saying they are scam but is better to say the truth that they are real and that we need to do what we can to shut them off," a post from Texas on classified ad site Reachoo reads.
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Chaim: #5 in Social Networking Chaim: popular app Micah: This app will let you type like SpongeBob and kill your group chat at the same time Russell: a new innovative way to make your friends hate you Sean Hollister: can we please turn this conversation into the post Sean: I am not kidding Chaim: would save me some time Russell: cAn wE pLeAsE tUrN tHiS cOnVeRsAtIoN iNtO tHe pOsT Chaim: we're too meta here already sPoNGeCaSe is available to download now from the App Store for $0.99, although other free alternatives like this web app and the tried-and-true "just don't be lazy and type it out yourself" method also exist, via The AV Club.
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