What do you people do all day?

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well like on wensdays and thursdays i'm always busy. today i cashed my check, got a haircut and bought a watch. normally i'd be doing my laundry tomorrow but i think im gonna wait a few weeks. the laundry matt is not one of my favorite places! all the the times i'm sleeping/eating or watching tv.

i've significantly cut back my online time, in the last week and hope it stays that way

Sleep.

Well, actually that's not true. I typically go to work (where, because the work has been fairly light lately, I can be on the Internet and work at the same time, like I am now), then (on applicable days) go to school. At home, I typically play games on the computer and talk to the people I care about; at some point shortly before bed, I clean the kitchen and shower. Though the times aren't always consistent, my schedule has very little variation.

I spend most time at school, medical unis are really hardcore.

I attend college four days a week, and I also have an erratic schedule, so between classes I usually either take a nap or surf the internet. I'll also fix myself something to eat if I get hungry. If I deem it necessary, I'll take a shower before leaving off to class.

On my days off, I typically stay at home and play on my laptop, because I don't have a job, nor do I have a life outside of school. If my parents are going somewhere, I'll sometimes go with them.

Prance around in a totally deluded state.

Scrap metal.

Pick our noses and piss our pants. (Sarcasm).

I study most of my days, usually from 10 AM until 10 PM doing some sort of academic activity (when I'm not eating), and even that is not enough. Gimme a break.

Wake up, shower, go to school, go home, sleep. Repeat.
When I'm at home, I listen to music, draw/paint, write, and do research on the computer.
Occationally I will try to compose a song on my piano, but I can't read a musical score, so it takes much time.
Other than that, I usually sit with my dogs or watch TV programs.

audio restoration tasks - clean old records as best i can sans expensive record cleaning machine - like in the sink with weak solution of filtered water and dishwashing liquid- air-dry them carefully on edge, patting the water off with lint-free cloths- clean and lubricate stylus on turntable, place record on turntable, turn on CEDAR Declicker, drop needle into groove, fire up CDR, take said CDR and put it into PC and rip onto hard drive, do further DSP work on ripped soundfiles, then burn CDR of finished product. repeat ad infinitum.

when i am not doing that, then i am bicycling 'round the environs of outer hooterville.