Speaking of slacking...

[DigitalBuddha]

themeat.org's Guide to Slacking

"In case you've been thinking about ways of wasting time at work, here are some suggestions for making the most of your slacking."

Read up on...

    Introduction: Why Writing This Isn't Slacking
    Chapter 1: Slack What?
    Chapter 2: Slacking for the Masses
    Chapter 3: Advanced Slacking
    Chapter 4: Defensive Office Furniture Placement Theory
    Chapter 5: Getting out of doing work
    Chapter 6: Anti-Slacking For Managers

Is this, what day is this? - http://themeat.org/slacking/

[Judd Dude]

I don't think I need a guide, I do just fine by myself!

[DigitalBuddha]

I don't think I need a guide, I do just fine by myself!

Fuckin' eh, man! 

[mrpaddy]

Haha, that was an amusing read. Many tactics I've employed in the past. But now I've pulled off the ultimate slacking move - got my manager to make me a home worker! No more office, no more suit, no more commuting, and no more stupid regulations about where I can use my e-cigarettes. Dudetopia, man.

[DigitalBuddha]

Haha, that was an amusing read. Many tactics I've employed in the past. But now I've pulled off the ultimate slacking move - got my manager to make me a home worker! No more office, no more suit, no more commuting, and no more stupid regulations about where I can use my e-cigarettes. Dudetopia, man.

[Rev Paddy Cakes]

I was one of the lucky few that was able to switch from a time crunching, hoof-people-out-of-hospitals type health care job (a vocation where I definitely took full advantage of the strolling / extended bathroom visit slacking) to one where I get to sit back a little more, be creative, and justify trips to coffee shops to let the ideas warsh over me for some community development type activities. I took a hit on pay and benefits, but figure my contentment will save on hospital bills and stress related diseases in the long run anyways.
Nothing earth shattering, but I am a fan of Suzuki's Beginner's Mind, and can always be open to even the basics of taking it easy, abiding, and slacking from a fellow underachiever.