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things for bored teenagers FAQ

Things teenagers can do when bored besides going on the computer?

Apr 19, 2011 by Tessie | Posted in Polls & Surveys

I'm home alone and so bored! I've got nothing to do but I don't want to stay on the computer anymore. Do you have any ideas for what I can do???

Hang out with friends.

Work out.

Bake a cake.

Call someone.

Ride your bicycle.

Take a walk/jog around your neighborhood.

Plant a tree.

F u c k a tree. (kidding)

*sweetdreamer* | Apr 19, 2011

Go out with friends.
Mr. Mario | Apr 19, 2011

fun things for teenagers to do when bored?

Jul 07, 2010 by Sarah Gubus | Posted in Other - Games & Recreation

i have to be quiet because everyone in my house is sleeping. ive been having trouble sleeping at night so i just stay up and talk to my friends on facebook. i hate watching tv, so im out of ideas. have any ideas that are appropriate for a 14 year old

Here is some great sites try them to keep from being bored.

http://omgfacts.net
http://funnyyahooanswers.net
http://www.ifimbored.com
http://funnynewspaperclips.com
http://www.ifimbored.com/games
http://ifimbored.com/topic/things-to-do-

Just-Me | Jul 07, 2010

Masturbate?
Forrest | Jul 07, 2010

What are some things teenagers can do for fun when they are bored?

Dec 31, 2008 by Ky B | Posted in Other - Entertainment

Examples: Streaking, Jumping in random ppls pools, toilet papering, spray painting... Thnigs like that

Um.. I'm a teenager and I don't enjoy any of those things. I like shopping with friends, reading a good book, and playing guitar. Listening to music is another thing I like. Spray painting ruins gorgeous buildings that tax payers, such as teenager's parents,

Tori | Dec 31, 2008

things for bored teenagers news

Are You BORED?

18.05.12

By the way, why should others be expected, or made to feel obligated, to relieve our boredom? And, with all the gadgets and technology today that are dedicated to entertaining us, why are we ever bored? But back to my hypothesis . . .

The concept of boredom, which means something dull, tiresome, or tedious, is not necessarily a bad thing. I mean, if that is the case, then we can just switch to something that isn't dull, tiresome, or tedious, right? Unfortunately, however, that's not always possible because the object of the boredom might be a person we have to endure (like a relative who never tires of talking about his antique doorknob collection), a job we must keep (because creditors often take a dim view of those who quit their jobs), or an event we must attend (a graduation ceremony that comes prepackaged with a long-winded, boring speaker). We all suffer through those things because they are just a part of life. There's an entire infrastructure of books, programs, and conferences that has been created to address these issues, so let's not deprive all those creators of their methods for making a living.


Source: Christian Post (blog)