My life is boring and meaningless. Suggest a hobby.
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Oooh I'd love to join kendo sometimes when I'm working the registers all I can think about is laying into people with sticks sadly there isn't anywhere locally they do it I imagine that with all the equipment you'd be looking at a significant cash dump to get started though wouldn't you?Android2137 said:
Not entirely sure what naginata is oh wait isn't she that scantily clad lass of the anime slayers?
And as far as world domination goes I'm more the type to dream of humanity annihilation schemes sadly I have yet to come up with one which reaches my minimal 95% fatality target.
Why 95% you ask quite simple so I can sit back and gloat from my underground bunker/flying headquarters as I watch the other 5% slowly wither away and die at the hands of nature. After all what's the point of defeating someone if the don't know you've one
Well, based on what you like to do I'd say freerunning would probably be pretty good for you. You may not think there is much in your area to run around, but many of my friends who do the sport make use of trees, children's play-parks, local gymnastic facilities, and even just two walls that are quite far apart. If you live in an area with flat-roofed buildings, you might enjoy climbing them - funnily enough I found the climbing a lot more enjoyable than anything else I did with said freerunners.MonkeyGH said:
If you're interested, you can always look online for people in your area: the guys I know had a kind of deal with the local gymnastics place so that they can have it to themselves on evenings for a small insurance fee twice a week, and they often practised a little bit of tricking as well on the sidelines. If the guys in your area have a deal like that, you'll have everything you'll ever need for the sport. If you do find some people and they don't have that kind of deal, hopefully you can talk to the people who used to teach you gymnastics and you could try and propose a similar plan?
Apart from that, I can't really offer you much you haven't tried before and that's free. The Geocaching is a fantastic idea though, especially if you incorporate running or taking a bike there with some friends. You could always look online and see if there are any volunteer positions that need filling too - they may not be quite as fun as some of the things you've done before, but I'm sure if you chose the right job (animal shelter, etc) then it might be quite rewarding.
Best of luck, regardless.
