|
THE LAZY MAN'S CODE
Written By: Joel Fitzpatrick and Bob Wildauer
Hastily thrown together at the last minute by: Joel Fitzpatrick
1. SOCIAL CONFRONTATION
Social confrontation is merely a travesty.
There is, nor was ever a need for people to speak. I myself can
engage in hours of conversation just by using a series of hand gestures
and facial expressions. To avoid such a disenchantment, try using
side entrances and exits if a possible "Hello" may be
in order. Let's face it. You're lazy. You have to conserve your
energy. Also what pisses me off is people who say "Oh
too
cool to talk to me, eh?" Not so much 'cool'. I'd say more lazy
than anything.
2. LOOKING BUSY
Another skill that will help you along your
path to becoming the laziest and most worthless person you can be
is learning how to LOOK busy. If you look busy, people will notice
this and think to themselves, "Ehhh
he looks busy
maybe I shouldn't bother him." Or, "I'll ask someone else
to do this unnecessary task that I could very well do myself but
just don't feel like doing." Remember, you have nothing to
do, and all day to do it.
3. PHYSICAL EXERTION
Organized sports in general are bad enough,
but I will focus primarily on Central sports in particular. Our
school strives to take away any home/personal life you may have,
and convert it into you being their puppet and/or gopher. They will
make you do things that they really should do themselves, but since
you are under their power, they take the opportunity to make you
their bitch and make you do as many of their chores as possible.
They are also one to pump you for money at every turn. Beware. Cheapness
is also a virtue.
4. FOOD
In conclusion, food is one of the, if not the
most important thing to consider when becoming a lazy man like Bob,
Ryan and I, or anyone that has any connection to FlatLine Comics
for that matter. The perfect food is essential for your average
lazy man. If you're anything like us, you will enjoy Godly snacks
such as Totino's Pizza Rolls, Sunkist, Chicken in a Biskit crackers,
Slim Jims, or even Doritos. If Jesus were with us today, his daily
luncheon would consist of these superb snacks.
|