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    #46
    Longboarding, pool, various projects requiring my to build stuff.

    Full time job takes up most of my time though. I wish I had times when I was bored. It's usually the opposite where I don't get everything done in the time I have.

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      #47
      Juggle. Be careful, it becomes extremely addicting.

      Put some sand in some tennis balls and you are ready to go. I takes over 6 months to get a solid 5 ball pattern.

      Last edited by AT-JeffT; 01-10-2012, 03:58 AM.

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        #48
        i normally find myself looking for some random object to take apart and fiddle with when i have spare time.
        Fuck you buddy

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          #49
          whe too bored even to play a computer game, i watch movies i havent seen for free on tubeplus.me.

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            #50
            Sing and work on enunciation and pronunciation when speaking. Tho I guess they directly tie into my field of work as an actor. It's funny, after 3 weeks of consistantly working at it, I've had random strangers compliment me saying I have a voice for radio (I like to joke that I also have a face for radio too ;))

            I also enjoy skipping (with a rope) and dancing (learning new moves). It's funny, when you learn new, faster stepping moves when skipping, how chicks at the gym become mesmorized by my speed, accuracy and creative footwork...kinda neat :)
            If it's got tits or tires, it's gonna cost ya!

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              #51
              Binge drinking. It isn't exactly cheap at times, but its what I do...
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              - bad decisions & questionable cars

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                #52
                Try wedding crashing. Rent and watch "The wedding crashers" and go from there.

                Or become a superhero. Incorporate a potato sack, e92 steering wheel and vlads false hope into your costume.
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                  #53
                  I watch re-runs of Man vs Wild on the Discovery channel, then go out and recreate those scenarios IRL in my neighbor's back yard. They have a awesome sandbox for their 7 year old. Makes for a great desert survival area.
                  1974.5 Jensen Healey : 2003 330i/5

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver View Post
                    Longboarding, pool, various projects requiring my to build stuff.

                    Full time job takes up most of my time though. I wish I had times when I was bored. It's usually the opposite where I don't get everything done in the time I have.
                    I used to long board when I lived in Long Beach...ha. Wanting to get back in it, it's so calming.:yawn:
                    Originally posted by Wh33lhop
                    This is r3v. Check your vaginal sand at the door.

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                      #55
                      geo caching


                      www.geocaching.com is a good place to start. Start-up cost is FREE if you already have a smart-ish phone with GPS on it.


                      Gets you outside, somewhat of an adventure. People put these things everywhere. There are more than 100 within a 5 mile radius of my house.
                      Ben
                      Thelma-Louise, the '88is Chump Car - back to M20 power!

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                      Nov 1-2 Watkins Glen - Chumpionship - 1st car to exit the race with significant body damage :(

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                        #56
                        Read! I'm reading one now called The Limit, Life and Death on the 1961 Grand Prix circuit. Pretty fuckin good. When I'm completely bored and have nothing to do, I start reading the LotR trilogy again, haha.
                        1987 325is Black/Black
                        -91k
                        -Stock (mostly)

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                          #57
                          Originally posted by Stanley Rockafella View Post
                          Sing and work on enunciation and pronunciation when speaking. Tho I guess they directly tie into my field of work as an actor. It's funny, after 3 weeks of consistantly working at it, I've had random strangers compliment me saying I have a voice for radio (I like to joke that I also have a face for radio too ;))

                          I also enjoy skipping (with a rope) and dancing (learning new moves). It's funny, when you learn new, faster stepping moves when skipping, how chicks at the gym become mesmorized by my speed, accuracy and creative footwork...kinda neat :)
                          Radio is a blast.

                          I did an internship in college on a sports talk show. Hosted probably a dozen or so shows myself when the host was out of town........and brought on other Journalism students with me.

                          I'd love to get back into it......................but the pay is weak.
                          Need parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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                            #58
                            Originally posted by Eecen View Post
                            Where do you source quality models from? I used to have all of the Gundam Wing models, but they all got tossed. I wouldn't mind picking it/them back up to be honest. Shit was pimping.
                            I usually source ebay or Amazon, though there are specialty sites out there for them. There are all sorts of scales and grades, from 1/144, to 1/100, to 1/60. Grades can range from regular, to high grade, to master grade, to perfect grade.

                            I'm working on a 1/100 master grade epyon at the moment, it's taking me months to complete. Do some searching on youtube for some reviews and inspiration. Wouldn't hurt to look up some gunpla guides as well for some detail tips.
                            1985 M10b18. 70maybewhpoffury. Over engineered S50b30 murica BBQ swap in progress.

                            Originally posted by DEV0 E30
                            You'd chugg this butt. I know you would. Ain't gotta' lie to kick it brostantinople.

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                              #59
                              Slingshot!
                              Lol
                              Common sense is uncommon......he said words couldn't hurt him till he got smacked by a fucking dictionary!

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                                #60
                                Thanks mang

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