I'm bored

crispy said:
I'm just bored with myself.
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If you're really bored, change your daily routine around. Go to sleep and get up at a different time, do something out of the ordinary. Visit a museum, or a state park for some nice scenery. Go out and buy a plant for the house, or a new shirt, different color than usual. You can just browse the different sections of the forum here, lots of interesting information, pictures and links to be found. Seems like there's usually someone here to talk to...no need to argue, lol. :happy:
 

No apologies needed Crispy, I knew you were joking, but I also knew you were really bored. :hair:
 
Warri and I argue for fun, think of a subject. I'm not up to full speed for it today but I'll do my best to make a joust of it.
Haven't noticed Warri around, may be out for the day.

Strangely, since I do the absolute minimum except sit look at various screens lately, I've never been less bored in my life.


Do you like to travel Crispy? Without leaving your chair? Ever explore the world on Google Earth? (Not Maps) Visit places you always wanted to go, or wave the cursor at random and zoom in on somewhere you didn't know existed. Look at the Panaramio pics from the people who actually did bother to get to those places and posted their pics so we could see them too.


That's how I holiday these days, I've been doing it that way for years and haven't run out of places I haven't seen before yet.

You can kill an hour easily on Imgur too,some very funny pictures pop up there. The language gets a bit blue in the comments but I've had a lot of belly laughs from them so if you can handle it that can be entertaining.

Don't know how well you know the internet so apologies if these are old news.
 
crispy said:
What can we argue about? :lol:
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I get bored too, crispy; do you read?? I started Stephen King's book "The Dome", and am trying to get through it...it's good, but soooo long, I wonder if I'll ever get through it.
It's harder for me to read these days for some reason.... must be getting old. :p
 
I'm not bored .... doh.

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Thanx for the posts, everyone. I am sufficiently energized to do some housework, today. THWRider, hard work does not scare me. If I am ever in your neck of the woods, I will look you up for some good ol' hardy barn work. :)
 
Anne said:
I get bored too, crispy; do you read?? I started Stephen King's book "The Dome", and am trying to get through it...it's good, but soooo long, I wonder if I'll ever get through it.
It's harder for me to read these days for some reason.... must be getting old. :p
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Yes, I do read, Anne. But last night I was so bored with myself, I didn't even want to read. I was simply staring at my computer screen, refreshing the board every couple of minutes wondering what I could post to generate a discussion. I feel much better now after having a good night's sleep. Good luck with the book, Anne. I love Stephen King movies but I do not read his books. I love books on philosophy and new age. Thanx again. :)
 
dbeyat45 said:
I'm not bored .... doh.

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I saw this picture years ago and had it saved, but lost it along the way. Thank you for sharing one of the cutest pix ever.

Reading, renting a movie via my TV cable company, taking a long walk or exploring on the computer is my answer to boredom. It used to be calling a friend and going shopping or out to eat. Still do that occasionally, but just don't have the inclination and energy as I did then. But I totally understand being bored and restless, it's not a comfortable feeling.
 
Diwundrin said:
Warri and I argue for fun, thinkof a subject. I'm not up to full speed for it today but I'll do my best to makea joust of it.
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I was trying to come up with something to debate but I couldn’tthink of anything. Thanx for all the suggestions, Diwundrin.
 
TWHRider said:
Crispy, no offense taken but, come on down "south of the Mason-Dixon" in the U.S. I could really use some barn help - you'll be too tired to be bored, not only after the normal barn chores are done but I'm behind on the extra stuff that needs done.

There's four horses that need brushed too:fun::fun:

Orrrrr, if TICA isn't too far from you, she's in the process of clearing her land so she can get her horse out of his boarding environment and put him on her own property. Can you run a chainsaw? More:fun::fun:

See what I mean about what happens when, according to my mom's Rules, one says they're bored? :giggle:
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Yes Crispy, come and help clean my land!!!!! That'll keep ya busy!
 
crispy said:.....I was trying to come up with something to debate but I couldn’t think of anything.

Try gun control for debate, crispy, works like a charm............JUST KIDDING!!!!:p
 
Katybug said:
I saw this picture years ago and had it saved, but lost it along the way. Thank you for sharing one of the cutest pix ever.

Reading, renting a movie via my TV cable company, taking a long walk or exploring on the computer is my answer to boredom. It used to be calling a friend and going shopping or out to eat. Still do that occasionally, but just don't have the inclination and energy as I did then. But I totally understand being bored and restless, it's not a comfortable feeling.
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That is such a cute picture! Thanx for the suggestions, Katybug. I think I will take up reading again or I'll think of a topic we can argue about. :giggle:
 
TICA said:
Yes Crispy, come and help clean my land!!!!! That'll keep ya busy!
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I'd love to help you clean your land. Sincerely! At least you get out into the fresh air and at the end of the day, you feel a sense of accomplishment.
 
Jillaroo said:
Crispy you could always knit Rain Bonnets for worms, they take no time to make and the worms are always very grateful
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Your suggestion is so funny, Jill. There are worms and then there are really evil worms. And I'm offering this in jest, crispy, but only kinda....you could come help us sticky wrap our century+ old oak trees as protection from the damned worms that are totally destroying and taking these Oaks down. Every oak tree must have a 2" sticky wrap around it to catch the suckers, or it's a goner. Can't even imagine how many they have totally destroyed over the years. Knitting anything to protect them is far from a good thing for us, maybe it's only in the south, but it's a HUGE problem for us. Most all our streets within a 3-4 mile radius of downtown are lined with Oaks and the sticky/catch 'em wrapping has to be on every one of them.....mostly a done deal at this point. But I would offer my 2nd bedroom for any help you may be willing to offer when you're totally bored to death.:)
 

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