Spiritually speaking, do you find yourself in R&S a lot more when you have work to do?

Question

Like say, your writing a paper and you find yourself in R&S instead of writing it? Right now I'm trying to write a paper on Christian Doctrine and failing miserably. Writing papers makes me want to bang my head against a wall.

Answer 1

Nah, when it's time to work, I work.  I'm on R&S when I watch college football with my husband. *yawn* I tell him I'm looking up stats.   I call it faking a sportsgasm.

Answer 2

this has totally taken the place of myspace for me, I am such a nerd. At least I don't get any creepy 50 yr old guys on here like myspace

Answer 3

Right now I am here instead of going to bed.  Well, 'night all.

Answer 4

Yes, I'm on here when I should be doing chores or what not. But forget that, I can do them later. ^_^

Answer 5

This is the work I prefer.

I mean, our participation here counts for something, doesn't it?

Bonus: The government can't tax me on it!

Answer 6

INdeed! I work from home on my computer..so the temptation to goof off and come here is often too strong too resist...then I'm stuck staying up late trying to catch up with everything.. :P

Answer 7

Well...

Right now I am researching for a paper on evolution.

Wink, wink.

; )

EDIT

Well, thank you.

You are too.

: )

Answer 8

I never log on at work. Far too busy. It has nothing to do with company rules; I just don't have time and on the rare occasion I do have time, I look for more work to do. All of my postings are during play time at home.

Answer 9

Yes.

Well at least your paper is on Christian doctrine.

Vot is supposed to be working out how to use certain fertilisers on an imaginary piece of soil, so what is she doing in R&S and not in the Science section???

Answer 10

Nah, unless R&S is a stress-reliever, which it sometimes is. If I have writers block, reading either some stupid answers or stupid questions inspires me to write again, because I think, "Is that really the best they can write?" Besides, sometimes people bring some unexpected inspiration when you write.