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Hyperbole and a Half: PROCRASTINATOR!!!! (Updated, Like, a Million Times Probably)

Dennis G. Jerz / 29 Mar 2012

Hyperbole and a Half: PROCRASTINATOR!!!! (Updated, Like, a Million Times Probably).

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29 Mar 2012 in Amusing, Culture, Design, Media, Philosophy, Rhetoric.

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