| Display title | Ridiculous Procrastinator |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Procrastination is the putting off of an unpleasant task until the last minute. It's quite common. Hell, if you are reading this, you probably are procrastinating right now. The Ridiculous Procrastinator is someone—often someone very capable—who does this to such ridiculous extremes that it is almost funny. He will put off writing a 10,000-word paper until the night before it is due, and once he sits down to start it, he will find half a million petty tasks that do not need to be done to avoid writing that paper. Often, he will realize that he could have avoided all of this, as he finds that the assignment practically writes itself once he gets going. |