<p>Gah! I've been so bored the past month. There's nothin' to do. ****in' ann arbor...</p>
<p>Oh god, I live in a small town in CT. There hasn't been anything to do here for 18 years. Can't wait to start college.</p>
<p>I know how that feels. I live in a resort town, so the only places around are t-shirt shops, real estate agencies, or banks.</p>
<p>I live in a resort town as well...but there is always something to do in the developed areas. Museums, concerts, the beach, nearby theme parks, etc.</p>
<p>Specifically in my zip code...there is nothing here. Just trees, frogs, and houses.</p>
<p>There's nowhere interesting to go here that's within walking or biking distance of my house and, even if there were, there arent enough sidewalks anyway.</p>
<p>Yeah...I don't have any sidewalks...but I have ditches.</p>
<p>I live in a college town, not quite as bad as a resort town. But, pretty boring, nonetheless. I feel like I do the same stuff every weekend, there's nothing new to do.</p>
<p>This summer was wonderful because I did not have any summer assigments, Extended Essay, summer reading, things that needed to be turned in throughout the summer, community service, etc. </p>
<p>Another reason it was so wonderful is because I left the city and traveled somewhere different. Staying in town week after week makes life seem so routine.</p>
<p>i live in texas and have come to accept the fact that there is nothing to do where i live.</p>
<p>I live in a small town in CT too... there IS nothing to do (hence the bordem)!</p>
<p>Rockin' the suburbs--we're just outside of places where everything is...and you do get sick of driving to the mall, movies, minigolf, and bowling after a while.</p>
<p>Which is why my basement is slowly molding itself into the ultimate game basement. Pool table has been there for a few years, we took the ping pong table out of storage, bought a poker set, and bought darts for the dart board my brother won at Dave and Buster's like 5 years ago. Just restock the minifrigde, pop 5 good mix CDs in the stereo, hook up the 360, and we're good to go. All we're missing is a foosball table.</p>
<p>This way, my brother and I go through phases where we just play a lot of one thing. He rocked me in the pool phase (like 45 games to 20 games over the course of a few weeks), we were pretty even in ping pong, and we're tied at darts right now. He can kick my ass at most video games though.</p>
<p>YES!!!! I actually made a post titled "I hate where I live" . I live in South Florida nothing here but Cubans. Lived here all my life and always had dreams of moving to Central Florida which is exactly what im going to do.</p>
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<p>Ditto, on the location part too.</p>
<p>well this might be biased considering i live in los angeles, but if you try hard enough you can always find something to do..whether it be giong to a club or simply a friend's house</p>
<p>Yeah, geez Palo Alto bites T_T</p>
<p>"well this might be biased considering i live in los angeles, but if you try hard enough you can always find something to do..whether it be giong to a club or simply a friend's house"</p>
<p>Biased...in a topic about being bored when you live in LA?...GET OUTTA TOWN!</p>
<p>... After living in NYC for 10 years...</p>
<p>San Jose is hella boring. There's nothing to do except for going to the mall every other week.</p>
<p>I have all of you beat. I live in Iowa. There's a cornfield behind my house.</p>
<p>^ there's a cornfield BEHIND your house? I live in a cornfield on 100 acres. My closest neighbors are 20 miles away. They snap off the necks of ferrets. </p>
<p>So yeah, there's really not that much to do here. There's a stoplight like 50 miles away. sometimes I go there and watch for cars. </p>
<p>There aren't any. Ever. Except my '91 festiva. </p>
<p>92 people live in my town. I'm the only teenager other than my neighbor. The one who snaps the necks of ferrets. I stay a ways away from him at all times.</p>
<p>I feel empathetic for all of you. Fortunately, I live outside in a town with over 50,000 residents plenty of things to do :)</p>