Seeking Inspiration!

[coldraven]

I'm bored, the weather here in Hyperborea is terrible and I need something to pass the time.
So, has anybody got some ideas?

[WRDN]

There's a train simulator in the repositories (it isn't half bad actually)

Look in the Ubuntu Software Centre under any category you like the sound of, and get installing (bandwidth permitting).

[VH-BIL]

Learn a programming language.
Write some music in LMMS.
Draw in GIMP (Tutorials on the net).
Model 3D images / movies in Blender (Tutorials on the net).
Play Xmoto (Ilove this game)
Play supertuxcart.
Play any other game.
Surf YouTube.
Help people on UbunuForums
Watch TV LOL

[kaldor]

I'm bored, the weather here in Hyperborea is terrible and I need something to pass the time.
So, has anybody got some ideas?

Some of that green tobacco may work.

[VH-BIL]

Some of that green tobacco may work.

LOL

[dragos240]

Some of that green tobacco may work.

*Wink Wink*

[samalex]

I'm bored, the weather here in Hyperborea is terrible and I need something to pass the time.
So, has anybody got some ideas?

Heck I had to Google Hyperborea to see where/what it is. I'm reading The Lightning Thief now so I wonder if they'll mention it in there.

As for boredom, what are your interests? I agree with VH-BIL, but you can also check out IRC, which is a great way to kill time, or if you're into tech nostalgia check out some of the Computer Chronicles or Net Cafe videos on Archive.org. http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/ is another great site to burn time looking through older Radio Shack catalogs, again if your into tech nostalgia

Take care --

Sam

[VH-BIL]

Where is Hyperborea lol "Wiki says Land Of The North"

[samalex]

Where is Hyperborea lol "Wiki says Land Of The North"

Also from Wikipedia it's some mythical place from Greek mythology. As I said I'm reading the Percy Jackson and the Olympian books now but I'm only on Book 1. I did some Googling and Hyperborea is mentioned in Book 4.

Sam

[ubunterooster]

Tell jokes:

"I'm Bored"
"Hi Board, I'm Hammer"
"What?"