Yes, winter in Manchester is the time for hot chocolate, cozy blankets, and those inviting nights in. But beware – these cold months also bring out the lazy side in many students. If you find yourself doing any of these 10 things, you might just be living up to the title of a lazy Manchester student. But don't worry – there's still time to change your ways!
Let's face it – if you're choosing the lift over taking just one flight of stairs at Ali G, you might be a little too tired from your gym session, or perhaps just embracing the lazy life. With those comfy sofas awaiting you, the stairs might not seem so bad.
We all love a cheeky snack run to New Zealand Wines, but if it's become your go-to for the weekly grocery shop because Sainsbury's closed, you might need to rethink your shopping habits.
Sure, skipping lectures because you can watch them online later seems tempting, but playing this game is risky. "You're paying that nine grand for something, so don’t fall into the convenient trap," one student quipped.
256 warriors, we see you. Dancing to the same tunes three times a week in the sweaty confines of 256 might seem like a Fallowfield rite of passage, but some say it’s just convenient laziness.
Oxford Road is long, but not that long. If you’re hopping on a bus for a short walk between uni buildings, then maybe it’s time to stretch those legs.
We know the real reason you’re at Ali G – and it’s not for studying. If you’ve ended up on UoMfess for loud talking, it might be time to rethink your library visits.
That freshers' week promise to hit the gym every week was admirable, but let's be honest, how many times have you actually gone?
Manchester and rain go hand in hand, but if a little drizzle keeps you from lectures, you might be embracing the lazy student life a bit too eagerly.
While Ubers are convenient, they’re also costly. If you're opting for rides over waiting a few minutes for the bus, it might be time to reconsider your transportation choices.
Leaving club ticket purchases to the last minute might save some cash, but the stress isn’t worth it. Plan ahead and avoid the scramble!