A Moment of Laughter: I Saw A Child Ride Into a Bin!

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The discussion revolves around boredom and the search for interesting activities. One participant shares a humorous anecdote about a child learning to ride a bike, which lightens the mood. The conversation emphasizes that curiosity can alleviate boredom, with suggestions to explore books in the library, particularly in History or Biographies, despite being in a non-science library. Participants encourage looking up paradoxes online to stimulate thought, while others express a preference for physically exploring the library's offerings. The overall sentiment is that there are always engaging stories and adventures to be found, even in seemingly mundane settings like a library.
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I am bored.
Anything interesting going on for anyone around here?

I hope for great tales of wonder and adventure.

I am in the library procrastinating, so nothing too interesting here.

However, I did just see a small child who was learning how to ride his bike (his dad was excited and cheering) ride straight into a bin. Quite hilarious really.
 
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Perhaps there is a tale of wonder and adventure in the library?
 
I could never be bored in a library.
 
cobalt124 said:
I could never be bored in a library.

It was the non-science library.
 
Look up some paradoxes on wiki or google and get your head thinkin..
 
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Disconnected said:
It was the non-science library.

That makes it a bit trickier. If it was me, I'd start looking in History or Biographies. Failing that I'd just look around. There must be at least one interesting book. Or failing that there is a "most interesting" book.

fillipeano said:
Look up some paradoxes on wiki or google and get your head thinkin..

I couldn't do that in a big room full of books. I'd have to explore the books.
 
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