Groundhog Day

[Technonotice]

Recently life has become fking boring. I know having a routine is good but this is getting on my tits.

Wake up
work
pub
bed


Repeat 7 days a week.

Can someone suggest some decent reading material. I'm a big fan of Lee Child and have also read the Bourne books, so crime/mystery/spy type suggestions would be great.

[Soft Top]

If you like Lee Child then I would thin you would like Clive Cussler, especially the Dirk Pitt books and the Oregon Files books. I do and so does the chap who put me onto Lee Child.

[PaulHogan]

Frederick Forsythe (the Daddy)
Colin Forbes
Len Deighton
Robert Ludlum
John Gardner
Wilbur Smith

[barney123]

Technonotice said:

Recently life has become fking boring. I know having a routine is good but this is getting on my tits.

Wake up
work
pub
bed


Repeat 7 days a week.

Can someone suggest some decent reading material. I'm a big fan of Lee Child and have also read the Bourne books, so crime/mystery/spy type suggestions would be great.

Try having kids and remove the 'pub' entry.

[Mexico.]

Him being pregnant would make a big difference shirley

[sday12]

Have you tried a MX5?

[BoRED S2upid]

You could do a lot worse than Grisham just work your way through them all should keep you busy for a few years.

[Luke.]

sday12 said:

Have you tried a MX5?

Genius.

[Justayellowbadge]

BoRED S2upid said:

You could do a lot worse than Grisham just work your way through them all should keep you busy for a few years.

Are you calling him a retard?

My cat could get through all of Grisham's output in a weekend.

[Jgtv]

kick her back doors in?

[escargot]

Jgtv said:

kick her back doors in?

:|

[tonyvid]

Technonotice said:

Recently life has become fking boring. I know having a routine is good but this is getting on my tits.

Wake up
work
pub
bed


Repeat 7 days a week.

You better get used to it, it's called life

[john_p]

How old are you, out of interest?

[Simpo Two]

Skipping the pub would save a fortune, and your health.

Make a model boat: www.shipmodels.co.uk/1367_1.html

[PD9]

Pub 7 days a week - Thats quite scary.

[option click]

Some ideas here:
http://www.crackunit.com/2009/04/20/things-to-do-t...

• Go into a pub you’ve never been into before and order a drink you’ve never tried before.
• Paint one wall of your house a totally new colour.
• Go to a record store and buy a CD you’ve always thought you should have heard but haven’t. Then go home and listen to it. Properly.
• Buy an ingredient from a ’specialty supermarket’ and make something with it.
• Gamble £5 at a local arcade.
• Go to a class in something you’ve never done before at a local leisure facility

[Technonotice]

john_p said:

How old are you, out of interest?

23, I feel like a middle aged bloke though.

PD9 said:

Pub 7 days a week - That's quite scary.

Normally its a quick pint(s) and a game of pool but more recently I've been in there until 10pm

I'm interested in doing Systema but the nearest place is 60 miles away.

Edited by Technonotice on Thursday 30th April 10:49

[VR6time]

Those people you drink with each night? are they older than you? if so, did it ever occur that they are pissing their lives away?

Then have a look in the mirror.

Life is amazing, get out and do something, before it is to late, and you begin to wonder what you did with your 20's. You will never get them back.

Take it from me, I turned 30 last year and had a very scary moment of recolection. Yes I work hard and believed I deserved a drink each night but I had started to become the sort of person I said I would never be.

Oh, and Jonathan Kellerman books are a good read.

Edited by VR6time on Thursday 30th April 10:52

[OllieWinchester]

Read books by Irvine Welsh. All of them.

[Monochrome]

You should start committing crimes. Start off small and work your way up steal some chewing gum, then maybe a few fillet steaks. Soon you'll begin to feel alive again.

Honestly though, begin to create something, anything. Do it for a reason, or for no reason at all. Draw, shape, create, collect, produce, construct and destroy.
Think of it like pregnancy, you'll give birth to something.