Is all body chemistry basically simple?

Well, lazyitis is what my teachers used to say I had.
We didn't have disabilities back in the old days.

 

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True, that...

I still feel pretty stupid for having one. I should be able to do everything well, dammit...:wallbang:

 

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Yes, when I came to school without my homework, which I realise now was due to a disability, they used to hit me with a strap on the hand and call me lazy.
I wonder if I could still sue them.

 

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Unfortunately, the statute of limitations is quite a bit out on that...If you actually forgot it at home, I feel you. If you just didn't do it...

My mathematical experience in school was more of this : I do the homework. I do extra work. Do flashcards. Do worksheets. Spend 2-4 hours a night doing math homework. Still make D's and F's.
I wasn't allowed outside as a child until the homework was done...When I hit multiplication I really stopped being able to go outside much.
Yet I made A's/B's so easily in everything else that I learned how to draw fairly well and now people mistake me for an artist.

Hmm...too bad I didn't spend that time studying the math harder...but I didn't think I'd still be alive by the end of high school either.
My continued sucking of oxygen has been very unplanned for. And surprisingly enjoyable.

 

I used to blame it on the dog.
That's how disabled I was.
And they called me lazy, the barstaaards!

Yes, I'm having a little joke.
But in a way laziness is a disability itself.
Or you would have thought so.

I wonder how it has survived natural selection.
There must be some advantage in it

 

Oh yeah, laziness saves calories, so of course it's selected for.

 

Yeah, figures.
Lazy people are never too lazy to eat.

 

You're forgetting the electrolytes my friend. I mean Fe, Mn, Ca, Na, K, etc.

 

They're fairly simple too.

 

Thanks for the information.