The very many questions-not-worth-their-own-thread question thread XXII

[Antilogic]

Go to the nearest Ikea on Monday, bring beer and sit outside watching at the large amount of people wasting their free day in a queue. Watching queues is very enjoyable.

Since I live in Europe and have access to tons of nude beaches, I recommend going there to watch the ladies. While drinking hearty European beers, not thin American crap.

 

[ace99]

I expected something better from someone who goes to UVA madviking.

 

[dutchfire]

Since I live in Europe and have access to tons of nude beaches, I recommend going there to watch the ladies. While drinking hearty European beers, not thin American crap.

Nude chicks while it is snowing?

 

[The_J]

Yeah, that's sort of a problem.

Go to the nearest Ikea on Monday, bring beer and sit outside watching at the large amount of people wasting their free day in a queue. Watching queues is very enjoyable.

Don't drink, and I don't think that's fun when you're sober.

 

[Antilogic]

We should just start calling The_J by a new name, like Sir Buzz Killington. You don't seem to be interested in doing too much, mang.

 

[madviking]

We should just start calling The_J by a new name, like Sir Buzz Killington. You don't seem to be interested in doing too much, mang.

Sober McMormonson

 

[bhsup]

Build a couple Estes rockets! Set them off!

Oh man, memories!! Like that one time we drilled a hole in the back of my pine car derby racer and shoved a C engine in there and lit it off!

 

[Farm Boy]

Oh man, memories!! Like that one time we drilled a hole in the back of my pine car derby racer and shoved a C engine in there and lit it off!

Oh god. I thought the B was a bad enough idea while running for my life.

 

[dutchfire]

Visit a museum?

 

[The_J]

We should just start calling The_J by a new name, like Sir Buzz Killington. You don't seem to be interested in doing too much, mang.

Yeah, somehow all my interests have vanished.
I guess that's somehow a problem, but not sure if it's a severe one.

 

[Farm Boy]

Yeah, somehow all my interests have vanished.
I guess that's somehow a problem, but not sure if it's a severe one.

You need to line up something that's safe but puts a little fear for your life in ya. That spices up everything else that seem humdrum for a while. Skydiving doesn't take that long to line up if you can afford the jumpsad, maybe like a go cart track or something? Go all whatever your version of redneck is. Hilarious good times.

 

[bhsup]

... Skydiving ... ... redneck ...

Not quite skydiving, but closest I could find on short notice that actually looks fun and doable!


Link to video.

 

[The_J]

Guess I'll have to do something like that in the next time.

Visit a museum?

Can't say that I'd be interested in anything .

EDIT: Whatever.
It's Friday, half past 10, on a holiday, and now I'll go to bed.
Now, that cries "excitement" all over the place.

 

[Lohrenswald]

Tomorrow, you should find some intense physical labour to engage in.

 

[Borachio]

Or even just a good long walk. How can anyone not like walking? Talking with people walking dogs is always good, I find.

 

[ace99]

In all honesty I would seriously consider therapy if I were you. No joke. My armchair diagnosis indicates depression.

 

[Borachio]

I can see that too. But try chocolate and/or physical exercise before therapy - they're probably more effective and certainly cheaper. Making a conscious effort to look upwards, frequently during the day, is also said to help.

 

[ace99]

In our socialist country of Netherlands such things are covered by universal free healthcare.

But it seriously helps to remember sometimes that we live in one of the wealthiest, most prosperous and safest societies in one of the most peaceful times that have ever existed in human history with more means of entertainment and technology and information than has ever existed. And we're depressed. Wat? The people of Bhutan and some African nowhere are happier than we are.

Sense. This makes none.

 

[madviking]

I'll get Obama on that, soon.

 

[Borachio]

In our socialist country of Netherlands such things are covered by universal free healthcare.

But it seriously helps to remember sometimes that we live in one of the wealthiest, most prosperous and safest societies in one of the most peaceful times that have ever existed in human history with more means of entertainment and technology and information than has ever existed. And we're depressed. Wat? The people of Bhutan and some African nowhere are happier than we are.

Sense. This makes none.

It does make some sense. People of Bhutan, and many African, and other, countries tend to have stronger extended family and local ties.

And, paradoxically, the more secure you feel your future is (generally speaking - though you could still feel very insecure about your career prospects, for example), perhaps the less you value the present moment. I don't know.