Shopping is the only exercise I need.

I want time to sit and read, take a nap and snack. Basically, I want to be in Kindergarten.

I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours.

They should invent weekends that are long-lasting.

I need to find hobbies that don’t include my debit card.

Spent most of the day making sure the couch still works. So far so good.

The point of life is going to a good restaurant and getting two cocktails with dinner. That’s it.

Petition to make weekends longer. Two days isn’t enough.

My favorite yoga pose is reaching for the remote control on the far end of the table without falling off the couch.

Can we bring back the lost art of just hanging out at your friends house doing absolutely nothing?

Someone asked me what my hobby was and I realized that my favorite hobby is doing absolutely nothing.

As a retiree, I have two pairs of pajamas. Bedtime and daytime. Sometimes I get them confused.

My favorite thing to do is nothing.

My idea of fun is watching something on the TV while I look at relevant Wikipedia articles on my phone.

I’m bored, but not “read a book for fun” bored.

My burning question is who thought a two day weekend would suffice the human body.

If you think about it, Santa really has the best job, he works one day a year and spends the rest of his time judging people.

They should invent more hobbies for people without skills or patience.

In my opinion, those who go jogging on a Sunday morning certainly don’t have a comfortable sofa.

Taking the day off to brush up on conspiracy theories and really get this family party started.

Look, a three-day weekend is all I ask. The rest can be four-day weekends.

I heard time is money, so I quit my job. Now I have lots of time!

I’m looking for friends with benefits. And by that I mean friends who have pools, boats and beautiful vacation homes.

Old people like to golf every day because they are so sick of everyone’s shit and just wanna repeatedly whack something.

Laying in a hammock is essentially saying, “I hope there are no emergencies.”