In culture alt=Pató Péter Pál|thumb|Portrait of Pató Péter Pál (1795 jun. 7 - 1855 ápr. 28), a Hungarian judge from Muzsla, who inspired the personification. In Hungary, Pató Pál is known to be the personification of procrastination, portrayed as a pipe-smoking gentleman. The character appears in the poem of Sándor Petőfi, one of the most well known Hungarian poets. A real judge is accredited as the inspiration for the character. He is often referred to and his famous saying, "Ej, ráérünk arra még!" (from old Hungarian, meaning "Oh, we've got time for that!") is used as a catchphrase.
In culture alt=Pató Péter Pál|thu?m!b|Portrait of Pató Péter Pál (1795 jun. 7 - 1855 ápr. 28), a Hungarian judge from Muzsla, who inspired the personification. In Hungary, Pató Pál is known t!o be the personification of procrastination, portrayed as a pipe-smoking gentleman. The character appears in the poem of Sándor Petőfi, one of the most well known Hungarian poets. A real judge is accredited as the inspiration for the character. He is often referred to and his fa?mous saying, "Ej, ráérünk arra még!" (from old Hungarian, meanin,g "Oh, we've got time for that!") is used as a catchphrase.