Fun Sunday activities that don't involve Football (1 Viewer)

wazoo11

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #1

I've come to the sad realization that I spend around too much time watching Football on Sundays and am looking for recommendations for fun outdoor activities that I can do by myself as a male in his late twenties/early thirties.

ETA, I live in the New England area if any FBGs have suggestions.

 

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avoiding injuries

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #2

Landscaping.

 

nightmare

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #3

Golf. there will be all kinds of deals running now.

 

mr roboto

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #4

Sex.

 

Bonzai

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #5

Driving range.

 

shadyridr

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #6

Gay pride parade

 

avoiding injuries

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #7

Get a dog

 

Jules Winnfield

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #8

http://www.reocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/2039/crack.wav

 

T

Tchula

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #9

Communist Party meeting?

 

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eoMMan

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #10

Run.

Fish.

Hump outdoors.

Boat.

Garden.

Volunteer.

 

chauncey

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #11

When I get tired of sitting inside all day watching football I usually go to a bar with an outdoor patio, TVs, cold beer, and young barely dressed waitresses. It is a win win.

 

chauncey

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #12

Shouldn't this be a week 9 thread? It is opening day! Shady had a pretty good recommendation.

 

BobbyLayne

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #13

My Sunday:

Swimming

Cooking class

Mandarin class

Tennis match

Gymnasics birthday party

Oh, wait, that was my kid's day. All I did was swim and watch football. But in theory, today would have been a great to hike Mount Graylock.

 

John Bender

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #14

You're in your late 20's AND early 30's?

 

John Bender

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #15

And you live in the New England AREA?

So it could be -30 degrees when you wake up in the morning or 50 degrees?

Go ice skating and then golfing.

 

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NutterButter

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #16

Biking. Just watch out for the Sheiks of the world

 

Raider Nation

Devil's Advocate

• Sep 7, 2014

• #17

shadyridr said:

Gay pride parade

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Right?

I have three brother-in-laws. 3 dudes who married my sisters. All of them are great guys. NONE of them watch football.

The odds of that have to be a million-to-1.

 

mr roboto

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #18

Raider Nation said:

shadyridr said:

Gay pride parade

Click to expand...

Right?

I have three brother-in-laws. 3 dudes who married my sisters. All of them are great guys. NONE of them watch football.

The odds of that have to be a million-to-1.

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######s-in-law?

 

MAC_32

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #19

My wife ran a half marathon this morning. While she ran I played with my kids in the park waiting for her to finish. Much easier to justify a day full of football, bad food, and beer after a morning like that.

 

NutterButter

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #20

Btw, are you just a single guy that for some reason feels weird about watching too much football? You have all morning to do something active to balance out the rest of the day on the couch. Go for an hour hike. You have plenty of time to drive to a nice trail.

 

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comfortably numb

Footballguy

• Sep 7, 2014

• #21

wax your vag?

golf is a great answer

if you need money, get a part time job at a sports bar?