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productive things to do at home 09 May 2014 03:58 #125000

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AS the title suggest, what are some productive things you guys do at home. Granted getting out of the house and into the field is ideal, but that is stiffened to a heightened degree at the moment. As i have more downtime at the house, what are some productive things to do at the house, aside from from the INTERNET.
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productive things to do at home 09 May 2014 04:42 #125003

Go on duolingo and learn a second language

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Spending wrote: Go on duolingo and learn a second language

Geat suggestion. What 2nd language are you learning?

I want to learn the language of Czech Republic, French and Italian. However it seems like Czech is not released yet.,
And to piggy back on what you said chris I used to love playing to guitar as well...I can't to get to a new guitar in the future

Any more suggestions keep them coming
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productive things to do at home 09 May 2014 05:41 #125015

I'm learning Spanish right now its actually a well rounded learning program from speaking, to writing, to reading another language. I want to take up Chinese next.

I have to give credit where credit is due Boy-toy gave me the idea. I heard he learned spanish in 3 months and even went to pick up bitches in Spain HAHA...

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productive things to do at home 09 May 2014 07:20 #125025

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What's wrong with the internet? You literally have ALL the information in the world right at your fingertips, why wouldn't you take advantage of this?

We shouldn't decide for you, you should set yourself some goals. What do you want to achieve?
"Motivation is fleeting and easy to rely on because it requires no concentrated effort to get. Motivation comes to you, you don't even have to chase after it.

Discipline is reliable, motivation is fleeting. The question isn't how to keep yourself motivated, it's how to train yourself to work without it."

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Dannn wrote: What's wrong with the internet? You literally have ALL the information in the world right at your fingertips, why wouldn't you take advantage of this?

We shouldn't decide for you, you should set yourself some goals. What do you want to achieve?


Is the OP not using the internet to his advantage right now?

This is a like minded community, its totally reasonable to ask people with similar interests as your own for suggestions.

Every topic discussed on this website is a google search away but we come here because theres a level of trust and respect for the information dealt here.

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Yes he is using the internet to his advantage now, but OP asked for more productive stuff to do at home. I told him that he had to figure out what he wanted to achieve in his life, which in turn would give him more stuff to do. Do you think it's better to tell him "You could start collecting stamps" if the man doesn't care about collecting stamps?

My point is, we don't know what he likes to do or want he wants to achieve in his life, and no one other than himself knows. He has to figure it out for himself. I didn't tell him to stop using this site, but gave him advice on how to figure out what productive activities he could start doing at home.
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ChukiC wrote: AS the title suggest, what are some productive things you guys do at home. Granted getting out of the house and into the field is ideal, but that is stiffened to a heightened degree at the moment. As i have more downtime at the house, what are some productive things to do at the house, aside from from the INTERNET.


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stretch to be more flexible. It will help you in bed, sports, gym and improve your overall health. Also when you start to have a good flexibility, you could practice some bad ass kicks.

Learn a language would also be great.

Learn an instrument.

Learn to draw.

read a good book.

Sit in the dark and think.

Do some PE if you want a bigger dick. If you dont want a bigger dick, you can still do some kegels.

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Dannn wrote: What's wrong with the internet? You literally have ALL the information in the world right at your fingertips, why wouldn't you take advantage of this?

We shouldn't decide for you, you should set yourself some goals. What do you want to achieve?


too much bs on the internet. learn to cook everybody likes eating delish food

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Zac wrote:

Dannn wrote: What's wrong with the internet? You literally have ALL the information in the world right at your fingertips, why wouldn't you take advantage of this?

We shouldn't decide for you, you should set yourself some goals. What do you want to achieve?


too much bs on the internet. learn to cook everybody likes eating delish food

Gotta learn to filter your sources and information, the internet has as much bullshit as it does absolutely amazing information.

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Dannn wrote: Yes he is using the internet to his advantage now, but OP asked for more productive stuff to do at home. I told him that he had to figure out what he wanted to achieve in his life, which in turn would give him more stuff to do. Do you think it's better to tell him "You could start collecting stamps" if the man doesn't care about collecting stamps?

My point is, we don't know what he likes to do or want he wants to achieve in his life, and no one other ni than himself knows. He has to figure it out for himself. I didn't tell him to stop using this site, but gave him advice on how to figure out what productive activities he could start doing at kmhome.

Dann let's keep it on topic and productive suggestions plain and simple.if you're going to f****** troll go somewhere else appreciate it. Hell maybe I wanted to know what other folks on the board do for productivity. Plain and simple.
Thanks to those who added constructive suggestions. I am sure this list as it will countine to grow will help other people down the road as well.
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