I do half my homework the night before it's due, half the day it's due. I've had two assignments all summmer and have only done about half of them.

Thus far the worst it's gotten me is a low C in history, but that's because I really only did half the homework ever. I made it up to a B and my teacher was nice and on the 89% she gave me an A >.>

I had better things to do in....zzzzzzzzzz

God, I wish I had done that. I'd usually get it done on the bus ride to school, when I was still half-asleep and it was too dark/bumpy to really produce coherent work. Now that I'm in university, though, it all gets done at home. Which means in between visits here.

I've been known to type entire essays the morning they're due, catch the bus, and still get an A on the assignment.

I was going to write a nice, long post about procrastination...but I decided to do it later. :p

In all seriousness, procrastination is probably my worst bad habit. I've been sitting on writings that I've been meaning to finish all week, but other things have taken precedence. (In my defense, though, two of those days involved all-day trips to downtown Chicago in order to get some things done that needed to be done ASAP.) I've actually gotten a couple of articles written, and I'm working on more to help offset the fact that I'm probably not going to get paid for this week, since my employers became ill and quarantined themselves in their house.

http://www.asciitable.com/ The little click when the border turns red game makes me sad, and gives me something to do other than...well you know.

0.203 seconds is my best thus far.

I'm so much of a procrastinator that I barely kept a free scholarship because I filled out and turned in the forms twelve hours after they were due.

Also, I should've gotten around to cleaning my place, oh, about two weeks ago.