AIBU to want to hear other stories of laziness?
Has Facebook actually made people more lazy?
My children (both in their twenties) have been known to send me Facebook messages when they're at home, asking me to put the oven on so that they can cook once it's heated up, or if I just happen to be making myself a bacon sandwich can they have one too? I live in a tiny 3 bed semi, so it's not as though it would be difficult to come downstairs, or call down to ask me. Having said that, many years ago, my sister and I found out that if we dialled 6 from the upstairs phone and then hung up, then the phone would ring. My parents would answer it, and we could then pick up the upstairs extension and ask for a drink, or whatever it was we wanted :)
I did however roll my eyes at myself the other week, when I sent a Facebook message to one niece (15 miles away at my parents house) to phone her sister (not online on Facebook, and I couldn't find my phone) to ask her whether she wanted some cheesy chips as I was making some. Her sister, my eldest niece, was upstairs in my house at the time... 
She came downstairs, holding her phone, with a confused look on her face.... "Did you actually message [sister] to phone me about chips???"
Yes, I said. I'm making cheesy chips, do you want some?
Please tell me that I'm not the only lazy person that does this sort of thing? Please share your lazy tales :)