SCRIBBLER TOO, is an innovative and fun drawing platform with the magical ability to make the sketches of artless people such as myself appear much better than they really are. So check it out and share with your friends your new found Picasso side!
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Monday, March 19, 2012
Tetris!
Tetris (Classic game) | Play more games
Another one of the classics. I remember that there was one time that I would even see blocks falling while dreaming, after having spend too much time playing TETRIS
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Boss Key
Boss Key has been a feature of the early days of gaming. It's function, you ask? Well, quite simply my friend, with the pressing of one keyboard button it changes your pc screen from showing, let's say, that you spend your time on this blog to a safe "I'm working so hard" environment. Perfect for that sudden visit from your boss at your booth.
Some applications like chat clients etc have it installed but what if you want to create your own?
Well, I've found some instructions on how to create a boss key on Win 7 and you can read all about it here.
Some applications like chat clients etc have it installed but what if you want to create your own?
Well, I've found some instructions on how to create a boss key on Win 7 and you can read all about it here.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Tips #1
Do you feel the sudden urge to start working?
Don't rush off to a hospital and don't worry, THE ART & SCIENCE OF PROCRASTINATION has your back.• Create a list of what you're thinking needs to get done. Making tangible just how much effort you'll need to expend to accomplish everything will help clarify how disagreeable even beginning to try would be. Next, tear up the list you made and put it in the trash, or merely let it fall from your fingers onto whatever you happen to be standing or lying over at the timeIf you enjoyed those tips, you can read more at the Chuurch of Apathy.
• Don't be too tough on yourself when it comes to deadlines. For example, if you assign all the tasks you need to get done deadlines well beyond your life expectancy, you can make a reasonable assumption that you'll be long dead before you even need to get started on anything
• One thing you can't procrastinate if you're going to become a proficient procrastinator is excuse making. For example, excuses such as, "I didn't finish the project on time because my mom died of cancer", and, "Oh, is there a dead body in my house? I didn't notice it because I fell off a roof when I was ten and lost my sense of smell" are best made in advance to promote believability. Note: be sure not to claim the same family member died of cancer more than once
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Pacman!
Tales of mere existance
Welcome to THE ART & SCIENCE OF PROCRASTINATION
Art by Pete Joison |
Procrastination refers to the act of replacing
high-priority actions with tasks of lower priority, or doing something from
which one derives enjoyment, and thus putting off important tasks to a later
time. (Wikipedia)
The art of procrastination:
When you master procrastination well enough to know exactly when to
screw off or work. You also know how to set things up so that you appear to be
working, but really your just playing Tetris, looking at porn, etc. (Urban Dictionary)
The
science of procrastination: This guy wins an Ig Nobel for admitting in public
that he is a procrastinator and figuring a way of beating it. Good for him!
Procrastination.
Let’s face it. We all do it. It helps us clean our houses just before an
important deadline, it urges us to call that long lost friend of ours when we
should be making work related calls and it gives sparks for reigniting of our
creative fire the moment someone requires for the most mundane task to be done
asap.
So, want to learn new ways of procrastinating? Or tips in order to make
your procrastination undetectable? Or maybe prove to people that caught you
procrastinating that a flash game can be in fact, very productive?
Well, you’ve come to the right place!
Very fittingly this blog was conceived during a game of BEJEWELED, when
the author of this post was supposed to be working on making this blog happen.
So, enjoy that stolen leisure time and let THE ART & SCIENCE OF
PROCRASTINATION help you make the most of it, which should be exactly nothing. :)
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