Take up juggling. Start off using something fragile like lightbulbs. This will teach you a new skill and you'll be way far from bored, spending all that time cleaning up broken glasswolram said:
I learned to juggle with pieces of light fabric, like gauze. When you toss it, it floats down slowly, giving you time to figure out how to catch it. I never graduated to anything other than gauze, though!phinds said:Take up juggling. Start off using something fragile like lightbulbs. This will teach you a new skill and you'll be way far from bored, spending all that time cleaning up broken glass
[the juggling is actuall serious, the glass is not]
, i have been hoked on klickomania and sudoku, problem is i can win every time now, i will have to find another challenging game to play.wolram said:Evo who are you calling elderly i am a healthy 36 yr old
Have you tried the Evil level Sudoku? If so, and they are easy for you, you will be chairman of the bored and bored certified.wolram said:Evo who are you calling elderly i am a healthy 36 yr old
I don't care for sudoku, but I really like crossword puzzles, as does my wife. I find them a lot more interesting then figuring out where to put numeric digits in a grid. I'm just about twice your age, and I work crosswords partly for brain exercise, and partly because I like doing them.wolram said:Evo who are you calling elderly i am a healthy 36 yr old
Do you live in a rural area or in town? I think if I had a bad leg, I'd invest in a set of crutches and see how far I could wander from home everyday.wolram said:
Have you tried Hive? You can play against a bot or a human on line. Or buy a set and play with friends and family. It's an insect-themed tile placement game that does not require a board.wolram said:
Nice one Dave, but i can not stress that i am not getting old, i just arrived at 36 and stuck thereDaveC426913 said:Woolie, if you are getting old, here is a Sudoku that should keep you busy for a while.
zoobyshoe said:
Chestermiller said:They have this invention called a television, and on this invention they show shows (Jules Winnfield, Pulp Fiction). They have this other invention called a computer, and on this invention they have music, email, and games.
Chet
I hear ya.wolram said:Nice one Dave, but i can not stress that i am not getting old, i just arrived at 36 and stuck there
wolram said:Lisa you wound me, you are now saying i am loosing my memory
That sounds sweet, I remember I hear you sometimes on PF and it's horrible when you get mad.DaveC426913 said:
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