time suck

He is all the time sucking on a candy bar.

Again, big time suck, but it is exceedingly easy on the eyes.

But putting healthy options in place doesn't have to be a time suck.

Nothing against the models, but it was just one of many time sucks on a show filled with them.

Videogames are big business, but they’re also a time suck.

It's simple and addictive in the way that all great Internet time sucks can be.

Making reservations, never a walk in the park, has become a maddening time suck.

So the timing sucked; maybe it wasnt such a bad thing after all.

Instead, Kosove said, it turned out to be a "time suck."

A time suck can be combined with a swap.

The device that's certainly fun, but arguably a fairly useless time suck?

Agreed, when unmonitored, Facebook can be an enormous time suck.

"The lobbying thing was such a huge time suck.

She wasted no time sucking it into her mouth to clean it off.

Contrary to beliefs, black holes have a hard time sucking in distant objects.

Why it helps: A computer meltdown doesn't have to be a real-world time suck.

Social networking can be a time suck — unless you've got the right tools

But if I’m being honest, the time suck wasn’t the biggest reason I avoided joining for so long.

Or, at the very least, a time suck.

It does the same with Yahoo, at times sucking down so much information that analysts complained about the quantity.

Men have a tendency to see the "blog" as something trivial and a time suck - they believe their energy could be better spent elsewhere.