Time Wasting is an Art

If I am to successfully waste my time, then I need to be interested in more things. I cannot only allow myself to be entertained by certain types of TV shows, because that is all I want to do, watch TV, and only the shows I consider worthy. It becomes annoying at times like this, when I have run out of episodes to watch of the series I like, and no new series have popped up to claim my interest. I have nothing else to do, and I don't want to do any physical tasks, such as clean, so I am left trying to waste time on the web, vainly.

So far, I have:

• Checked Dramabeans and Dramacrazy
• Deleted only a few of the people-I-will-never-talk-to-again off my Facebook account. It took much longer than I'd been hoping, which is why I only deleted a few.
• Stalked good looking and *successful* men on Facebook.
• Checked Dramabeans and Dramacrazy
• Stalked acquaintances on  Facebook.
• Checked Dramabeans and Dramacrazy
• Stalked actual friends on Facebook.
• Checked Dramabeans and Dramacrazy
• Stalked myself on Facebook. (By looking at my own pictures of when I used to be happy and successful....I used to be so happy and successful!!)
• Trolled wedding pictures online.
• Checked Ch131
• Checked Dramabeans and Dramacrazy
• Started reading an article, got bored.
• Read an article about these awesome Muslim American football players that took time off to make the pilgrimage to Meccah; the article was linked by someone on Facebook.

As you can see, I am apparently very limited in what I find interesting; looking into the "inner" worlds of good looking and successful people. If an activity does not include such, then I am instantly bored. Sigh.