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Old 12-03-2012, 02:23 AM #1
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Default How do y'all pass the time?
Obviously being on the Internet isn't the best option. I'm past the period where I had to be completely inactive (and I wasn't entirely inactive then), but I'm still wondering what folks did/do in order to stave off boredom.

During my really bad weeks I just hung out with my dogs and threw the ball for them.
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