Procrastination (n.) may be the thief of time, but it breeds time-and-a-half.
Procrastination (n.) is responsible for hard work, for hard work is often just the piling up of the easy things one neglected to do.
Procrastination (n.) is putting off till tomorrow what you are ashamed to do today.
Procrastination (n.) is putting off till tomorrow what you might rue today.
Procrastination (n.) is putting off till tomorrow what you shouldn't do at all.
Procrastination (n.) is the greatest laborsaving device ever invented.
Procrastination (n.) is the thief of time, and so is every other big word.
Procrastination (n.) is the thief of time, and the loot can never be recovered.
Procrastination (n.) is never the answer. To avoid hurry, one ought always do it yesterday.