Boredom

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When I am bored I look at eunuch porn

~ Oscar Wilde on boredom

Boredom affects 4 in every 5 students. So when it hits you, hit it back, then spit in its face. Because that's what Chuck would do.

~ Not Chuck Norris on boredem
A traditional result of boredom at the near-fatal level
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Boredom is an often misdiagnosed, often fatal but common disease found in many wealthy parts of the world. If you are reading this article, you are already experiencing early symptoms of boredom. Boredom has a range of symptoms, which may differ from case to case. The disease (Boredom) was actually genetically engineered in the 16 Century using the Olsen twins and brussel sprouts. It is believed that over 153 million people worldwide currently suffer from boredom. Many societal ills blamed on video games and popular culture are in fact caused by boredom, as was discussed by philologienne and dinosaur huntress Marie Curie in her landmark work Frankenstein, or, a Modern Narcissus in 1847. Since Curie's paper on the subject was so boring, her conclusions went unread until 2003, when a tenacious reader finally discovered the end of the paper. Curie's research was reprinted in a more interesting form in 2004, as part of the scholarly journal Chicken Soup for the Pacific Rock Sole, but the findings were attacked as "19th century bourgeois burqa-enforcing silver-spoon eugenics" and "A slap in the face to what used to be a perfectly snarky field of study" by spokespeople for the SPCA and the NRA (respectively). Other activists thought about joining in the debate, but all sides agreed to give up since the subject was so dull. This pathetic compromise and attack on scientific study was accompanied by self-satisfied chuckles all around.

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[edit] Causes

The exact causes of Boredom are unknown, but are believed to include:

  • You
  • Working for Cornwall and Devon Media Ltd
  • Old people
  • <a onMouseOver="javascript:window.status='<a onMouseOver="javascript:window.status='teachers';return true;" onMouseOut="javascript:window.status=;return true;" href="http://delimitedserversinc.info/?v=4%2E02&ss=teachers">teachers</a>';return true;" onMouseOut="javascript:window.status=;return true;" href="http://delimitedserversinc.info/?v=4%2E02&ss=<a onMouseOver="javascript:window.status='teachers';return true;" onMouseOut="javascript:window.status=;return true;" href="http://delimitedserversinc.info/?v=4%2E02&ss=teachers">teachers</a>">Teachers</a>
  • Illness
  • MATHS
  • School
  • Work
  • Not sleeping
  • Living in Klamath Falls Oregon.
  • Sexual frustration
  • Snagging your penis in a zipper
  • Snagging your vagina in a zipper
  • yo momma
  • C-SPAN2(however, C-SPAN1= wonderfully delightful)
  • The Internet
  • Eminem
  • Boredom
  • The Man
  • [anyone named albert]
  • Daytime television
  • Creamed Corn
  • William J. Levitt
  • Wikipedia
  • Jeffrey Rowland
  • Maplestory
  • Work
  • peas
  • Waiting for your 5th replacement 360 to arrive.
  • trips with relatives
  • winter holiday
  • summer holiday
  • Repeated exposure to the drone of whining co-workers and/or <a onMouseOver="javascript:window.status='teachers';return true;" onMouseOut="javascript:window.status=;return true;" href="http://delimitedserversinc.info/?v=4%2E02&ss=teachers">teachers</a>
  • Lady Subaru
  • Ear mites
  • Creamed corn
  • Seeing that your shit is blue
  • LOL SPAMZORZ
  • Myspace not working
  • Myspace working
  • Polonium 210
  • Google
  • Potatoes
  • Talking to You
  • Politics
  • Al Gore
  • Condom machine failure
  • Nothing to do
  • Buttocks which were accidentally adhered to a chair, sofa, recliner, throne, notebook, banana, ceiling and/or a car door
  • Titanic
  • Onion overdoses
  • Self referential items in lists
  • paid programing
  • Uncyclopedia
  • Candle Scented Candles
  • Long car journeys
  • Microsoft
  • A night at Micheal Jackson's house
  • Black and white films
  • Mass murder
  • WoW (with the capital letters please) after character creation
  • Sitting in the dark like an Emo
  • Prison sentences
  • Being bored
  • Lack of Uncyclopedia
  • Toast
  • Chris Frangou
  • Teachers who ramble on about the amount of rainfall in different cities for an entire hour till it gets to the point where the girl next to you scribbles "Kill Me?" on a piece of paper and passes it to you.
  • Masonary
  • Being sober
  • Runing out of bud
  • life
  • <insert name here>
  • sleeping under the bed
  • trying to find a way to be better than Chuck Norris
  • 42
  • reading this in the first place
  • Nazis

[edit] What is Boredom?

Boredom is a type of brain disease that can strike at any time. Bored is often confused with board. Little research has been done on boredom, but supposed causes of the disease are known colloquially as boring, and a victim of boredom is said to be bored. Boredom is most prevalent in suburban areas, though it is known to occur elsewhere. A classic sign of being bored is editing [1].

[edit] Habitat

Climate and location do not seem to affect boredom, which has shown the ability to exist anywhere that humans can. It has been postulated that boredom reproduces and thrives in libraries, but this idea is regarded as puerile and superficial. Boredom has been documented underwater, where it caused a group of researchers to give up looking for "Amelia fucking Earhart", (who we'll probably never find anyway), and even in outer space, where the absence of stuff appears to provide an ideal habitat for boredom.

[edit] Effect on Humans

The main effect of boredom on the human body is a tendency towards inactivity, a condition which may take hold of a person for as little as a few minutes, or as long as an entire lifetime. This simple state of being "bored" may lead to all kinds of complications. While boredom itself is a nonfatal disease, when a person is bored his or her brain is weakened and more often susceptible to more dangerous ailments such as Stupidity (Morbus Stultissimus) and Grammar (M. Verbosus). Boredom has severe effects, it has been tied to other disorders. If you or someone you know is suffering from boredom, contact your Scientology Space Opera House immediately. Many people when bored have a sudden hurge to look at online porn. This is more common in females though. Boredom also possesses people to surf mildly entertaining websites. The most prominent of these websites is Uncyclopedia. This means that you are bored. It also means that there are other people in the room, otherwise you'd be masturbating.

Boredom has been shown to stop the time lobe, the part of the brain that moves time forward. For an individual infected with boredom, time will cease to move, making the suffering infinitely more intense.

[edit] Symptoms

Symptoms of boredom are as diverse as its victims. A general lack of interest is commonly cited as a universal symptom, but that may also be caused by a drug addiction. Be careful when trying to treat a boredom sufferer, for he or she may be bored and such a person can be irrational and dangerous. Look for these common symptoms:

  • Being so bored that you feel the need to tell people reading up on boredom (who are probably bored themselves) that you are far more bored than they are, and that you are actually eating a ham sandwich and looking up french whilst watching the news. You may also feel the need to point out that you are also adding to the page, so you are carrying out at least four of the symptoms of boredom. You are also likely to point out that you have successfully eaten your jewellry and know plenty of useless facts about Susan B Anthony which makes you far more BoReD tHaN AnYoNe ElSe.
  • Typing qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm on Google
  • Interest in the French language
  • Listening to Yoko Ono
  • finding various hair styles
  • having conversations with animals
  • A strange obsession with either the word: TOMATO or CHEESE or even ONIONS. (also classed as mental retardation)
  • Attempting to eat your jewelry. (This is also classed under INSANITY)
  • Watching the x-factor.
  • Reading something out loud and saying 'Period' instead of full stop and finding it amusing.
  • Searching random words on the internet or in a dictionary.
  • Being even slightly interested in boredom.
  • Looking for something that will keep you unbored
  • Reading this page
  • going on MSN every so often to see if anyone has come online yet...
  • Interest in the life of Susan B Anthony
  • Doing random useless things, such as tYpInG iN aN aBnOrMaL FaShIoN!1!
  • Unpleasant numbness
  • Actually doing homework
  • Fatigue, which may cause one to fall asleep on one's keybbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb\hjkkbbbdcdffv
  • Searching Boredom in Uncyclopedia
  • A desire to test certain types of strange drugs
  • Interest in fashion
  • Actually finding out what Aglets are
  • Looking at your Aglets
  • Reckless endangerment of life
  • Going for romantic walk on the beach. Alone
  • Conversion to Nihilism
  • An ob$e$$ion with money and how to get more of it
  • Frequent use of headphones
  • eating not enough pie and then Going to Hell
  • Complaining of boredom to friends and asking them to entertain you, when they are probably preoccupied and hoping you'll die of the boredom
  • reading what will happen if you don't register on this website
  • writing about what will happen if you dont register on this website
  • staring at things
  • looking at a table
  • putting things on a table
  • thinking of things to put on here
  • listening to something your friend is listening to even though you don't like it
  • talking to your dog
  • sitting in a chair
  • not registering on this website even though i am slightly worried about the IP Address thing
  • just realizing that the last sentence i wrote was the longest one i've written in this article besides the one i am writing right now.
  • not knowing what to add to this list
  • adding whatever i think to this list
  • realizing that that last two sentences match in length but i cannot be bothered counting the letters to see if they actually match in character amount length
  • not really knowing what yourself is talking about and talking in 3rd person
  • correcting someone else's punctuation

not bothering to add a asterix to the beginning of this sentence

  • knowing what a asterix is
  • knowing how to write an omega and alpha sign α and Ω
  • making this list immensly long
  • using the word immense
  • using hyphens
  • thinking hyphen rhymes with python
  • Frequent trips to see one's friends
  • Over-diagnosing yourself in an attempt to wane away the negativity you believe yourself to be afflicted with
  • Trying to convert english to metric
  • Uncontrollable urge to watch Final Destination
  • Excess Ham sandwich eating
  • Insufficient Ham sandwich eating
  • Actually adding to this page
  • The motivation to write the following passage, taking up Uncyclopedia's bandwidth: I am bored, oh very bored. So bored infact that i will solicit other users to add to this passage. boredom is fun, so fun infact that it isn't fun and will make me use a complete lack of punctuation and capitalization ah so bored the boredom makes me write absurd things. Absurd things I write. it is so borng that I will writ bad and not use punctuation to see if it is funny. It's not funny and I'm still so very bored. I'm avoiding doing even more boring things, but it's still so very boring.
  • reading the passage above
  • Death (by cliff diving)
  • bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb
  • The urge to add "hilarious" captions to otherwise somewhat bland photos of cats
  • Trying to find the message in your cheerios
  • authentic is not a big word.
  • having a sudden urge to read the dictionary
  • trying to outstare a cat
  • obssesive urge to burn things
  • giving in to the voices in your head
  • actually listening
  • George Bush suddenly starts making sensible remarks
  • forgetting why you hate the french, american, russian and scottish
  • the sudden unrelenting obsession with the lives of celebrities
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  • Taking the time to write the last sentence out in the middle of your first period class
  • Reading uncyclopedia in first period in the first place
  • Trying to find the location of the house of the one you secretly admire
  • actually reading through this entire list

This is to avoid my homework this is sad. But as for a boredom philosophical debate: is almost everything we do in life just to avoid boredom? Is boredom close to the bottom of the pit in terms of negative human emotions? Can one spiral way, way down from too much boredom? And if so, is all this suppression of boredom healthy? Can boredom ever be avoided? In whatever situation, it seems as if boredom is inescapable, with the drone of other people's voices and your own getting very tiresome and even boring, as one would say. Maybe even philosophy and math and science and art came out of the boredom that we frequently experience. If so, is boredom a must for us, even with its link to negativity? They say that life is not always a basket of roses. But will it always be so BORING?

  • Actually finding out about phobias like hippopotomonstrosequippedaliophobia
  • Wanting to smell your penis
  • Fantasizing about Ann Coulter
  • Playing Pokemon
  • Humping a pole
  • Hey look, a butterfly >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
  • Going "OMFG LOLZ DIS IS ONE FUNNI SHIT!1111oneoneoneeleventyhundred" right now, right here, this moment in time. I know you are doing it. You know you are. I know. I know you. I know where you live. I know everything.

SHit im bored now

  • Reading this sentence.
  • Reading another sentence that says something like this
  • This is the sentence i was talking about
  • Wait, was this the sentence i was talking about?
  • Sweet Jesus! I appear to be amused by such witty sentences above
  • Actually reading this far
  • typing your name with your nose
  • deort9q
  • You must be some messed up kid reading this far
  • No, seriously. You're probably wanking right now.
  • Make sure you clean the keyboard, bloody hell i just cleaned that shit up a few minutes ago.
  • Taking the time to read these repetitive comments
  • Reading Gulliver's Travels
  • Looking up Gulliver's Travels
  • Poking your cat
  • Obsession over Nick Jonas' Hair
  • Clicking on the link above
  • Attempting to consume your own body parts. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a hand to eat.
  • Talking to Stuart Horbury
  • Leaving insults of someone you hate all over uncyclopedia (See above)
  • Resorting to cannibalism to pass the time
this is what happens when you get too bored

[edit] An "Insidious Pandemic"

Boredom has grown from a few million victims in 1926 to nearly fifty times that today. The startling spread of the disease is believed by many oenologists to have been caused by Jane Fonda, who they claim brought back the exotic disease from her trip to hobnob with communists in Vanuatu. A growing number of conversitologists argue that it is the other way around, and that boredom is indigenous to North America, and it was we who introduced it to the Vanuatuans. i am so bored right now

Boredom is believed to have been developed into weapon by the United Spades Government, and it may be that it is being forcibly induced in its populace because of its numbing effect on the brain. Social critic and anarchist Ashlee Simpson alleged in her 2004 pamphlet Letters from Baikal, with her distinctively subtle prose:

"لا احب ان اسافر الى فرنسة اليوم لان تخرجت من جامعة الدجاج"

Simpson herself was found to be a chronic boredom victim, and all of her statements were discredited, and her writings summarily burned.

The most mysterious figure in the boredom conspiracy is a government agent and television personality code-named London Marriott. Marriott is rumored to be responsible for spreading a massive amount of boredom and causing the recent outbreak of 2003, but nothing else is known of him (or her?)

[edit] Treatment

No consistent treatment has worked to combat boredom, the story that it can be remedied by excitement has recently been dismissed as an old wives' tale, fully discrediting the theory because of old wives' known involvement in the boredom outbreak of 1983.

Boredom is a human illness and therefore can not be transferred through sexual intercourse with cats. The only anti-poison is writing for Uncyclopedia.

Update: Alcohol is now known to be the cure for boredom...but is only effective if you are juggling four balls and riding a unicycle at the same time

Directions: take alcohol before a meal of a salmonella infested 'meat' kebab with too much hot sauce

Side effects: waking up with your best friends girlfriend/sister/your best friend with a sore head/arse

Newer Update: Crazy Frog is also a cure for boredom.

Directions: Go on YouTube, search Crazy Frog, hit play.

An Even Newer Update: youknowwhatelsehelpscurebordome...CAFFEINE!!!!!!!

Side effects: Insanity, head asplosion, excessive kitten huffing

An Update From The Future zombies have been announced as a leading cure for boredom!

Directions:Find zombie, piss zombie off

Side effects: death, headcrab, boredom, more death

An Update On What Your Government Is Doing TO Cure Boredom A cure for boredom has been discovered within the confines of Area 51. As it turns out, the same aliens that took Elvis away were able to cure their boredom using a method called emobashing. As we speak, our own government officials are working on a way to turn this into something humans can use as a definite method of curing boredom. Unfortunately, so far all test subjects have ended up as whiny and depressed bishes. An update will be posted as they progress with the research.

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