Used in casual, informal conversation among friends or family, not in professional or formal settings.

Colloquial Usage

Often said with a light-hearted tone to tease someone who is resting or moving slowly.

Mildly Teasing

While it implies laziness, it's not usually meant to offend or insult, more to nudge or joke.

Not Offensive

 fascinating stuff I don't think he'd be anywhere near thinking about going up that tree right now if it wasn't for his son here he goes happy go lazybones a lot of people

Lazybones