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what's your best/worst day to day mundane activity?

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bradomurder
Joined: 17.10.2008

For me worst is probably waiting for the bus. It's boring, usually cold and the chairs are in stupid places at my 2 main bus stops.

Best is probably making and eating breakfast, because it's quite easy but still quite satisfying. It's usually an easy decision too because pretty much the only options are toast, cereal or eggs.


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Hey bradomurder,

Worst thing for me is shopping....boring!

Best is Friday night take away and a cheeky beer or 2! :)

Rock on Friday night!
Darren


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Hmm best for me would be cooking. I find dinner the most enjoyable as it's at the end of the day and I use it to unwind and can try and create some new dishes.

I can't think of a worst! Probably any time I have to wait too, but I try to read or play iPad games whenever i'm waiting so that makes it fun anyway :)


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Best has to be the feeling you get when you do the morning wee. Such a relief.

Worst is to get out of bed. Something I wouldn't do unless there was the above mentioned.


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I have to say I hate doing dishes, tho I have to do em.I usually let'em pile up and then do something about it.That's the worst for me.

As for the best.Tho wrestling is not on torrents every single day, it is pretty much 3 days of the whole week and I must say eating breakfast with some black tea and watching wrestling at the same time is bliss for me xD.


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RasTweet
Joined: 26.12.2009

My best is in the morning when I wake up and I know I don't have to get up and I can stay for another hour in my bed :f_biggrin:

And there are many worst things! Dishes, waiting for the bus, going to school, cleaning up my room all those things :(


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Originally posted by Heitzenizer
Best has to be the feeling you get when you do the morning wee. Such a relief.

Worst is to get out of bed. Something I wouldn't do unless there was the above mentioned.

+1 on the morning relief!


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I'm in Spain for an indefinite period at the moment so the worst is applying sunblock and the best is the morning shower.


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Stacking up all my money.


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Having to carefully plot my way through the TV schedule, in the forlorn hope of avoiding all soaps and any reality, cooking, singing and 'celeb' shows.


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Scarmaker
Joined: 11.06.2009

worst: waiting for the bus - I almost always take a walk

best: taking an unplanned walk on a sunny day with awesome music pumping into my ears because I could not stand waiting for my bus


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TheLastNail
Joined: 30.05.2008

best: travelling by train and reading while rapidly passing by the outside scenery

worst: listening (w/o any escape) to random trashtalk of women of any age at public places


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worst: listening (w/o any escape) to random trashtalk of women of any age at public places

I feel your pain, in a whiny mid Atlantic drawl; 'like, you know, whatever, OMG' etc, etc..... Disney/Hollywood has a lot to answer for.


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bradomurder
Joined: 17.10.2008

Originally posted by TheLastNail
worst: listening (w/o any escape) to random trashtalk of women of any age at public places

so true, I think the 13-17 year old is the worst age group.

when I lived in brisbane it was this AND they were bogans AND they had an aussie accent _mad:


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I find that college/uni students between the ages of 18-21 are unbearable.

This is a huge generalisation but people who have been in normal work from the age of 16+ can hold a conversation better. Atleast they have something interesting to talk about.

Like I met some of my old school friends a year or so back and they are still doing the same boring shit and making the same childish jokes and have similar manarisms to what they did when they were 14. Yet people I have known from work or who have been out of education since they were 16/18 are much more interesting.

'steps of high horse'


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UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009

So much that! Thought it was just me that thought that


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Originally posted by CallumN
I find that college/uni students between the ages of 18-21 are unbearable.

This is a huge generalisation but people who have been in normal work from the age of 16+ can hold a conversation better. Atleast they have something interesting to talk about.

Like I met some of my old school friends a year or so back and they are still doing the same boring shit and making the same childish jokes and have similar manarisms to what they did when they were 14. Yet people I have known from work or who have been out of education since they were 16/18 are much more interesting.

'steps of high horse'

Television, the drug of the nation breeding ignorance and feeding radiation...


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ThatGuyMatt
Joined: 03.12.2010

My most mundane activity is having the press my alarm snooze button 30 times every morning.


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Soon to be seeing matt every day when I move in!


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