RandomBoredness

Sorry if this is not allowed in the community, I can remove it if asked - but I thought some of you might be interested in this new group!

I'm a board member of ugandacalling, and we exist to raise awareness of and work for the end of the civil war in Northern Uganda, which has victimized many innocent civilians, particularly children, and left many homeless and desperately poor. We're trying to provide resources for local groups working on this issue - collecting petitions for groups to circulate, providing ideas for fundraisers for worthy projects, posting news articles and bulletins about Uganda, and letting activists and interested people get together to learn more and network with each other. And we still need lots of people to help us carry on all these functions and get us off the ground as a nonprofit - as well as community leaders who'd like to start something for Uganda!

If you're interested in learning more or helping out, please check out the community - everyone's very nice and positive, we'd love to see you!

Start a fucking dyke_riot!

anyways.... if you are at home and bored and don't know what to do with your life... I have got the book for you!

Currently, I am reading Make it Happen by Kevin Liles, the former president of Def Jam. It speaks of his rags-to-riches story and makes you want to get off the couch and prevent yourself from boredom =)

New Community:

This is a discussion community, and haven, for those who possess a love of questions, a thirst for knowledge, and an appreciation for the opinions and viewpoints of others. The subjects we explore here include, but are not limited to, religion, politics, philosophy, world views, and ethics. People of all leanings and views are welcome and encouraged to join and participate. Just take a moment to read through and consider the rules before joining.

It's a "members only" sort of thing for many reasons...just a couple are that we don't think all topics of adult conversation are appropriate for younger ears and that some people have expressed that they wouldn't be as "open" in a public forum. For this reason you MUST be 18 or older and have your complete birthday listed in your profile to join.

Our next question is currently posted…

You can find us at ever_curious or by clicking the picture below

If you click here and then click "vote" and vote for the band Gratitude, you could win an iPod!

something to do if you're bored and poor

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Okay so I just started this whole journal thing today. And then I was like, maybe I should explore. So I did. And that led me nowhere. So then I typed in random and bored into the search box. I'll give you three guess to figure out where that led me. And the first two don't count.

I've just spent the last three hours surfing, not the web, but just Livejournal...I'm at work right now and that's how bored I am. I clicked on my friend's livejournal, then her friend's livejournal, and on and on and on until I found this.

I'm new...so, hi.

REAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALY Bored... just wanted to stop in a say hello = )


**WARNING**
If u guys want to avoid drama... stear clear of int0xicated_luv
Thats all she knows how to do I think...

White mustard seeds are used to make yellow mustard; the color comes from turmeric. Spicy mustards are concocted from brown mustard seeds.

The "fingers circle" gesture is widely accepted as the American "okay" or "I'm in agreement" sign, but it means something quite different in other countries.In Brazil and Germany, the gesture is considered vulgar or obscene. The gesture is also considered impolite in Greece and Russia, while in Japan it means "money". In southern France, the fingers-circle sign signifies "worthless" or "zero".

Many children occasionally walk in their sleep. Sleepwalking is ordinarily a phase in the growing-up process. Because parts of the child's brain are immature, dreams can be stimulating enough to cause a youngster to take a nocturnal stroll. About 25 percent of all children have one or more sleepwalking episodes between the ages of 7 and 12, according to sleep researchers.

Berengaria, Queen of England and wife of Richard the Lionhearted, never set foot in England. She lived in Italy most of her life while her husband was off on adventures and crusades.
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