Compare And Contrast Neat People Sloppy

OCD: In layman's terms, this is someone who is very neat and clean; however a clinical diagnosis of this disorder is made "when obsessions or compulsions feel excessive or unreasonable, cause great distress, take up much time, and interfere with daily functions." (Comer, 2015)

Being a neat person, I was offended by Britt’s essay when I first read it. After reanalyzing Britt’s piece, I found she was being over humorous to get her point across. Britt claims, “Neat people will toy with the idea of throwing the children out of the house just to cut down the clutter” (215). I have never heard of someone throwing their children out just to cut down on clutter. If I wanted to cut down clutter, I would have the children help me clean and then anything they missed finish, this would be a good lesson for the children while helping me to. Britt uses a very broad sense of humor in basically saying neat people would throw the children out just to not have to work as hard on cleaning the house. An even broader statement made by Britt is about dying relatives. “No sentimental salvaging of birthday cards or the last letter of a dying relative ever wrote. Into the trash it goes” (Britt 215). How could anyone neat, sloppy, rich, poor, any quality throw away such a valuable memory such as a past relatives

Are neat people inferior to sloppy people? This question’s answer will differ depending on the type of person you ask. According to Britt in her essay, “Neat people vs. sloppy people”, the answer is yes. She uses certain qualities, such as oral description to differentiate neat people and sloppy people, how neat people are lazier, and how neat people are wasteful. Her qualities help explain to the readers why she thinks that her answer is true.

Freak the Mighty is a marvelous story full of adventures. The book and the movie are both entertaining. It is easy to find similarities and differences between the two. The similarities between the book and the movie are interesting.

Would you rather have a pet that is messy and needy or a pet that is clean

Lazy is often used in a negative manner to describe someone. When one hears the word lazy, they think of someone that is being indifferent and slow-moving. Being called lazy is usually taken as an insult, but Chritopher Marley formulated an essay called “On Laziness” to prove to readers that being lazy isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In fact, being lazy has numerous advantages that no one ever thinks of. Through the use of the rhetorical devices, diction and syntax, Morley clearly conveys the meaning, purpose, and effect of the text to the audience.

It has become common today to dismiss the laziness of those around you. We today see being lazy as normal, and we as a species will naturally follow in the footsteps of those around us, especially if following the herd is the easy thing to do. We are the worst generation ever, we will forever be glued to our phones, and ipods, and computers, seeing the horrors going on in the world and doing nothing to stop them.

The act of being neat is sometimes misunderstood as being snobby, cavalier, or un-sentimental. In reality, neat people care deeply about things such as the environment, family, and their community. As the famous evangelist, John Wesley, once said, “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” This quote embodies the very existence and purpose of all neat people. Neat people strive towards perfection, and, although they often do not meet their rather lofty expectations, neat people impact the world around them in very positive and uplifting ways. Neat people should be considered better than sloppy people because they have a high moral standard, are good citizens, and are successful.

Ayden Mrs. Belcher Period 3 15 November 2017 The Differences of Freak the Might and The Mighty Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick, and The Mighty, a really good book, and very adventures book that makes you feel like you are actually in the book,. There is a bunch of differences compared to the movie and book. Take for example Freak’s death, when Freak and Max get the purse from the drain, and Freak rescuing Max from Killer Kane trying to kill him.

The book and the movie Freak the Mighty, had a lot of both similarities and differences. For instance, in the book Freak the Mighty, Kevin (Freak) was Max’s tutor to help him read books like King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. This then led to their friendship which then evolves into Freak the Mighty. This was all the same. However, one of the many differences between the book and the movie is the ending. In the book, Kevin ends up being hospitalized and when Max comes to visit him, he finds out that the robot body was a fantasy. This is when Max has a breakdown. Although, in the movie, Kevin dies in his sleep so Max runs to the hospital, barefoot, until he gives up. In my perspective, I think that the book was exponentially better

Freak the Mighty the movie is a tremendous movie with a fulfilling attitude. The Mighty the book is an intriguing book with mixed emotions. The main characters are Max, Kevin, Grim, Gram, and Gwen. Kevin and Max. Both the book and the movie are extremely fascinating.

All of our lives, we've been told to stay organized. Organization has always been linked to success and less stress. Whether at home or at school organization is something that has been taught to almost everyone since we were born. So which is better? A clean room or a messy room. Some would say that a clean room is better than a messy room. I disagree with that statement. While a clean room does have it's advantages a messy room helps you flourish in mind and soul. Sure, the state of your room may represent how your mind works but disorderliness isn't always bad. There are 2 types of messy: cluttered or just dirty. While clutter shows personality and possibly creativity, a dirty room is very negative and is not helpful in any way. Disorderly rooms looks bad to the people who don't own them but the people who made it that way feel at home when in their room. Consider this from Albert Einstein, “If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, then what are we to think of an empty desk?” He looked unkempt and was reportedly messy in his personal life, but was certainly a creative genius. Einstein wasn't alone. Mark Twain, too, had a cluttered desk. Perhaps even more cluttered than that of Albert Einstein. Mark Twain was one of the most imaginative minds of his generation.One university got a bunch of students to sleep in specific rooms half messy and half clean. After a few days in the dorms the research conductors asked the students to give ideas on how to decorate a ping

My cousin tells me that his mom is always telling him to clean up his plates, clothes, bags, etc and he gets so sick of it and cannot wait until he has his own house and the control to do whatever he wants with that stuff. Dave Barry says in his article “‘he doesn’t see or even feel the dust and household mess in the same way’ Got that? We can’t see or feel the mess!”. He’s saying that men can't actually feel or see any of the mess, which is

Everyone goes through phases once in their life. Whether it is a stealing phase, a lazy phase, or a clean freak phase. We will always go through some kind of phase. When I was a kid, I so happened to have a neat/clean freak phase.

In my study, laziness is the most common reason student procrastinate. Timothy A Pychyl, a professor who specializes in the study of procrastination says “procrastinators often remark that they lack the motivation necessary to act. They have an intention to act, but they fail to act in a timely fashion even though they recognize