The phrase "and cannot be bothered" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express a lack of interest or unwillingness to engage in something.
Example: "I wanted to go out for dinner, but I was so tired that I just stayed home and cannot be bothered to cook."
Alternatives: "and don't feel like it" or "and can't be bothered".
Most gators just want to chill and cannot be bothered to bite humans.
We find such speculation thoroughly boring and cannot be bothered to comment on it.
Did any of your editors stop to consider that Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg are dead and cannot be bothered by anyone?
While many fliers can order diet meals in advance, business travelers often fly on short notice and cannot be bothered to order meals ahead of time.
"No teenager that I know of regularly reads a newspaper, as most do not have the time and cannot be bothered to read pages and pages of text while they could watch the news summarized on the Internet or on TV," Mr. Robson wrote.
I have no idea if this post makes any sense, because its late and I am tired, and cannot be bothered to re-read it.
I think the keepers look at people like me, the losers, and think we must be living in a 24-hour music video and simply cannot be bothered, amid our cocktails and cascade of well-oiled butts, to organise things.
2. The next time they need cash, these gouged and desperate consumers cannot be bothered to go to a machine at their own bank.
I'm sorry, but I have bills to pay, and I simply cannot be bothered to argue, in print or otherwise, whether or some piece of garbage video game is racist or not.
I'll shuffle back into my little northern hovel and reflect on why people cannot be bothered to vote.
Finally, for lips, I'm sure lipliner is great but I personally cannot be bothered and recommend Revlon's Lip Butter lipstick, which is a total bargain.
