30-09-2020, 10:23 AM
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Re: Dealing with boredom
Originally Posted by realspeed
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What I do if I get bored, stupid as it sounds, is to go drill some holes in spare bits of wood with the bench drill.By the time I have set the bench drill up for position and height and drill speed. Then altered the bench vice to take the wood and selected a large flat type wood drill. By now boredom is out the window. Nothing more fascinating that seeing a 1/2" or bigger hole appear in a piece of wood.
I just wonder what others here do to alleviate boredom
"In days of old
when men were bold,
and Women weren't invented,
they bored their holes
in Telegraph Poles
and had to be contented."
Apologies for any offence!
30-09-2020, 10:34 AM
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Re: Dealing with boredom
I never get bored, I always seem to be so busy, so much so not enough hours in a dayCaring for my Dad
Walking my dog although he can't walk too far these days
Work
Swimming and Gym working out
Designing graphics
Writing poetry
Selling my graphic designed poetry on my Etsy and Ebay shops
Currently studying nutrition to gain a Diploma
Bulk cooking for Dad
Eating out with friends (when coronavirus allows)
Sleeping zzzzzzzzzzzzz
30-09-2020, 10:48 AM
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Re: Dealing with boredom
Originally Posted by realspeed
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Yet you all are bored, hence your reading this thread
30-09-2020, 11:48 AM
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Re: Dealing with boredom
Originally Posted by realspeed
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Yet you all are bored, hence your reading this thread
30-09-2020, 12:36 PM
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Re: Dealing with boredom
Originally Posted by Tedc
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You reminded me of the old Naughty Poem, RS!"In days of old
when men were bold,
and Women weren't invented,
they bored their holes
in Telegraph Poles
and had to be contented."
Apologies for any offence!
I haven't heard that for a while.
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