Tip of the day
Telling me you're lazy, or that you know that I have the info or know where to find it so much quicker than you, does NOT give me incentive to want to help you.
posted by CurlyCel @ 10:25 AM
7 comments
7 Comments:
Hahaha, such a Cel comment. I love you!
:( - Seriously, I should start keeping records of the reasons people use when they think I hold the answer or should do the work for them.
And then if I'm feeling really wicked, I can say "it has to be original if you want me to do it". (That might save my brains perhaps.)
[Insert wicked/evil laugh]
Ok, so you won't do the Bridges course for me?
Lv,
Pete
Who told you that you are lazy?!?! Never mind them.....Keep living and being you! LY!
LOL - no one told me I'm lazy, they were saying they were lazy, which was their reason as to why I should do the research for them. I'm definitely still me...useless doing anything else. :D
And to clarify, asking me plain and simply still works, if it's done nicely (without pretenses that I have to help or something) and if I can help, I usually do, it's the excuses that get to me.
But as Naty said, that's such a Cel comment. - I'm still thinking about that website (askcel.com) HA!
http://www.askcel.com/
Sorry, someone's already got that one!
But a nice idea all the same. In fact ALL of your ideas are nice!
GBY!
Pete
The quote I always use is:
A lack of foresight on your part shouldn't require an emergency on mine.
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