• infinitevalence@discuss.online
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    1 year ago

    sorry, no event, or booked time can start on anything but a round number. At minimum it must start on a 5, on a 10 is preferred, and on the hour or half hour best.

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    I don’t have to start studying on a round number but I do need to stop procrastinating on one. It’s just how it is, I don’t make the rules.

    • ickplant@lemmy.worldOP
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      1 year ago

      “Ok, it’s 2:26, I’m gonna get off Lemmy at 2:30 and do laundry…”

      Edit: “Oops, it’s 2:49, and I’m still on Lemmy. I’ll get off at 3.”

      Edit #2: “Shit, lost track of time, it’s 3:09. Now I have to wait till 3:30, dammit.”

      Edit #3: “Fuck, how is it 3:40?! OK, I’ll compromise and stop at 3:45. I can do this.”

      Edit #4: “Ok, ok, breeeeathe. It’s 4:04. You know what, this has been really stressful. I need to stay on Lemmy till 5 for my mental health. Then I’ll definitely do laundry!”

      • AlligatorBlizzard@sh.itjust.works
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        I usually say “I’ll do laundry at 3” and set an alarm for 3 called “do laundry”. Of course, sometimes I hit snooze on that alarm, but then Google nags me 15 minutes later to do laundry. It usually works.

  • R05@lemmy.world
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    No, that’s just plain wrong. How are we supposed to function in a world governed by arbitrary set of rules?

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      1 year ago

      I just turned mine up to 22, and it’s giving me discomfort because it’s not a round number.

  • Squanchin' it@lemmy.one
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    I recognize that you have made a decision. But given that it is a (non-obsessive)-ass decision, I’ve elected to ignore it.