[littl3chocobo]

who else gets to the end of a looooong list of work that needs doing then slack the fuck off? how is it i have been putting off this commish for three hours now x_____x the whole thing only takes 4 hours to finish, i could be nearly done now

[Ireland]

*raises hand* ME! I love to slack off! >___>
Which is what I am doing right now. ^.^; Posting instead of putting labels on folders...which is boring. D<

[Gallagher]

that's me every day of my life

-looks at item files and sighs-

[Lawtan]

That is actually quite normal. That is why ideal environments tend to split jobs up into parts.

[Potironette]

Actually, I slack off in between and in the middle of doing things, so it all adds up to be really bad at the end T~T

[Glitch]

Same here, I am doing it as we speak in fact.

[Tohopekaliga]

Story of my life, really...

Things get done eventually, but damn if it isn't super hard to get going sometimes.

[littl3chocobo]

this is less 'not modivated' and more 'i did like 95% of this with haste and vim but i dont feel like this last 5% at all'

[Tohopekaliga]

It's the same general idea, really. :) I understand where you're coming from. The last bits of a project are often very tedious...and thus not too fun.

[littl3chocobo]

ok, fair enough XD though i am now at 7 hours and i still am only 20ish mins farther along than when i wrote that

[Coda]

I use vim every day, but I'm not familiar with haste. Where can I read the documentation?

[Tohopekaliga]

Haha.

I admit, I thought of that first when I read "vim" as well.

[Ireland]

I've heard vim before. Usually paired with vigor, as in "vim and vigor". X3

[Tohopekaliga]

And it's also a command line text editor on Linux.

[Coda]

Or Mac, as the case may be here.

[Ireland]

Brains! All of you!
X3
All the smarts, you have.