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I've actually gotten as far as sometimes passing time by sleeping. Especially on free mornings. Not just sleeping the slack away, but actually just sleeping for fun, or lack of boredom anyways.

besides that, some games (TF2, ToriBash, Mount&Blade are the more recurring ones), but I'm not too good at any of them and can't be assed to systematically learn, or just simply don't find them entertaining after a while.

Then there are a few internet sites (these forums, Facepuch forums, IRCQUotes; which is just what is says; Finnish IRCers' funny conversations, cracked.com, Riemurasia.net; a Finnish funny medias site), but they only update on a daily basis. I would read TGSA, a webcomic, but since the end of summer it hasn't been updating, the illustrator seems to be having an artistic depression.

Often I also just listen to music, either from CD's or ripped onto my computer (I don't do warez), while talking with people on MSN or steam, if there are enough subjects floating around. If not, I rarely listen to music either, since it's usually not enough to keep all of my mind occupied. Sometimes I also hang around a friend's ventrilo server, but most of the time it's either listening to people playing multiplayer games and instructing each other, or a chaotic multiway verbal bukkake.

I used to read books, but I ran out of good ones I could immediately think of a couple of years ago and haven't been assed to pick up a new series, or even read on a regular (or mainly just day to day) basis. I might start reading classics sometime, but I'm lazy, so it might take a while.

I wish I could start writing fiction of my own, but that would require a ton of time, that I somehow still cherish, even though I have no use for it.

Then, of course, outside of holidays, there's school, and the weekend pretty much solves itself with homework and sleeping (this time actually sleeping the slack away from the week), but the lack of boredom comes at the exchange of satisfaction in life.