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01-26-2004, 08:43 PM #1Registered User
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Keeping Busy Ideas?
Anyone have ideas for things to do during the day? I'm currently not in school and I'm still looking for a job but I need more stuff to do during the day instead of sitting on my butt all day, and it is Canada so its bloody cold, so going outside isn't overly optional, so all I've got for now is to clean a closet, lol, anyyone have any quick fixes when they need something to do in a physical way? I appreciate any comments!
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take up an instrument.... drums are pretty physical, and guitar can be sort of physical if u plya it for a while...
read about how to do something, like computer programming or weightlifting...
go to the indoor pool and pick up chicks.
reasearch making money online, working from home.
try to do odd jobs for neighbors
visit family if they are close by
smoke pot in a nearby park
whatevery youre interested in...
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I just hope he didn’t take my post seriously
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01-26-2004, 10:01 PM #5The Blue Corsair
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Smaug, I live in Vancouver man, pretty close to you.
Stop saying it's cold. The Americans already think we live in igloos, and that we all have dog sleds, so stop perpetuating the stereotype
When I wasn't in university (the last six months prior to January) I spent most of my time working on my cars. If you don't have a nice car, buy one, heh
Unfortunately, if you stay in the house, and don't go out, you're not exactly in an environment where you'll do too much physical activity.
I'd appreciate the time off for the gift it is. I worked my three-day split, made sure to eat my 5 carefully assembled meals per day... other than that, I pretty much did nothing but play computer games and sleep
Trust me, you'll be yearning for the days when all you had to do was sit around on yer arse!"Associate yourself with men of good character, if you esteem your own reputation. For 'tis better to be alone, than in bad company."
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01-27-2004, 02:04 PM #6Registered User
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That's a good point Blue, I just get so antsy, and you Coasters get it pretty nice! We've still got 6 inches and -40 not including the wind chill, I tried going for a 5 km hike, I'd live in a igloo if the thing had good heating! :P Anyways, I'd love to work on a car, I don't have one, and who knows what terrible things might happen if my dad let me at his van, I guess I'll just play some more Final Fantasy and, well, Sleep, Kata made a very good point as well!
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