Bored...

...You're getting close to 16, and you don't have a GIRLFRIEND yet to boss you around???.:D.:D.
 
Na, she was crazy. Had to get away from that one. She beat the **** our of me. :o



Update (soooo funny):

Today, same as before, inspired by a long gone television show; we made grilled cheese sandwhiches.















With an iron. :D

Put your sandwhich together, and stick it in a brown paper bag(close to the opening). Set your iron to linen ;) and let it heat up. Lightly make passes over the sandwhich, and you can leave the iron sitting on it, but you have to check it every once in a while.

It was surprisingly good. Nice golden bread, lightly crispy, and warm cheese. I also had one with balogana(sp).

Try it. :)
 
underaged! said:
Na, she was crazy. Had to get away from that one. She beat the **** our of me.

All the more reason to take Mr. Dragon's advice and spend your free time studying a martial art.
 
Wait a minute!

You live in Hawaii and you're spending your days cooking with a cloths iron for fun? That's just wrong. It's completely wrong.

Do you not realize that there are kids in places like Fargo, North Dakota and McCook, Nebraska, and Altona, Iowa dreaming about spending even a few days in Hawaii?

As a result, if you do not get out and start appreciating and enjoying all that you have been blessed with, it will be taken away from you. We will arrange an involuntary one-year exchange program for you with some deserving kid from Fargo or McCook or Altona and then you can see what it really is to be bored.
 
Shgeo has the correct idea. Don't wait , get some good files, some metal , and make a knife. By the time you graduate from High School you will be ready to get your J.S. rating. Procrastination kills.
 
Take up running. Enter a road race or join your school's track team (if you have a good coach). I had some of the best times of my life running with my team. Plus it's a sport that you can do all of your life.
 
1. Get a job
2. Spend $$$ on a book about catapults
3. Spend more $$$ on lumber and supplies
4. Assemble
5. Have fun
6. If this is boring, slap yourself :D
 
Underaged, if you keep making grilled cheese sandwiches with that iron I am going to call your mother. I have her number...yes I do too. Oh yes I do.
 
neosporin said:
zinn: i would never put it IN the wound... although i'm sure it would be ok to get a little bit in there. like i said just try to keep it as closed as you can and spread the glue over the cut. its easier when you keep it over your head and the bleeding slows down. if you wait long enough most of the time it will stop. as soon as you breathe on it the glue will harden, sealing everything inside.

Nicely handled neosporin. I concur with everything you have said although I am pretty careful about not getting it in the wound. I don't think it would be harmful to get some in there - I just try to avoid it.

One other point - I've found that 3 or 4 thin layers hold better than a single thick layer, so apply it lightly, let it dry, and repeat a couple of times rather than slathering it all over the cut like A-1 sauce on a steak.

Hey - that's a good idea to use the moisture in your breath to cure the glue rapidly. I never thought of that.
 
neosporin said:
zinn: i would never put it IN the wound... although i'm sure it would be ok to get a little bit in there. like i said just try to keep it as closed as you can and spread the glue over the cut. its easier when you keep it over your head and the bleeding slows down. if you wait long enough most of the time it will stop. as soon as you breathe on it the glue will harden, sealing everything inside.

oh yeah- underaged why dont you try this if you haven't already seen it - http://hossom.com/tutorial/jonesy/


Thanks for the info, I can hardly wait to cut myself again so I can give it a try! ;)


Thomas Zinn
 
Okay, you live in Hawaii. Get a surfboard, and start taking surfing lessons. You can take your small knife along to maybe cut the ankle strap from the surfboard if you get in an emergency, but do not, I repeat, do not use the knife to defend yourself from sharks. The smell of blood, even their own, will drive them into a frenzy, and you and your friend will be fish food. Added bonus, you will meet lots of surf bunnies :D. Then, you will have a girlfriend, then you can buy protection, and not be bored anymore. If you are a guy who is not comfortable with surfing without your shirt, then surf with your shirt on. If you are supersized, look at the beautiful surroundings, and walk there. My opinion, get a job at the local supermarket, you get paid to excercise! Sitting around eating grilled cheese has got to be enlarging your rear as it is!
 
Grab a book, and make use of it. :)

God, when I was 15...

Read Lord of the Rings.
Went to the National Jamboree with Scouts.
Earned my Eagle Scout rank.
Learned that it is, in fact, possible to get an '89 Accord airborne off a speedbump. :D
Saw sunsets that still make me smile, and sunrises that still make me tear up a little.
Learned to throw a perfect spiral, and land a bonejarring right cross.
Certified ARC First Aid and CPR.
Heard the throaty roar of a Chevy V8 as the '57 breathed again in my garage.

Make the most of the time you have. I wish I had. Given half the chance, I would do it all again. :)
 
Lots of good ideas here. But for the sake of your own self, do effing SOMETHING. Don't squander the only youth you'll ever have.
 
Rugger said:
Lots of good ideas here. But for the sake of your own self, do effing SOMETHING. Don't squander the only youth you'll ever have.

Second that. I was your age when I started posting here and it seems like yesterday. Yeah yeah I know, I'm hardly an old man at 21, but I've got a hell of a lot more responsibility and crap to deal with now than I did then. Enjoy it while you can.
 
Cindy Denning said:
Underaged, if you keep making grilled cheese sandwiches with that iron I am going to call your mother. I have her number...yes I do too. Oh yes I do.

That's scary.. LOL

Hey, he's just preparing for Bachelorhood with the iron cook :D
 
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