I'm bored and I get bored, I think lots of people get bored, because I'm quite normal.
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I'm Bored by Jess Rotter (Hat & Beard Press) I'm bored.
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But bored indoor cats, like bored indoor humans, may eat beyond satiety.
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I was bored in Somalia, but I hope the reader isn't bored.
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Babies are boring, toddlers are boring, mothers are bored, fathers are bored.
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I thought you were bored and you're going to ... No, I'm not bored.
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You're bored, and thanks to Snapchat, you're making sure we're bored with you.
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We can get bored of sleeping, so we can get bored of music.
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I'm bored of watching the same thing, bored of seeing the same thing.
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Like a stupid number of podcasts from bored people attempting to be bored together.
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It's one thing to be bored with math or bored with Girls, but to be bored with existence is surely to reject every element in the known universe.
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"The players are bored, fans are bored, everyone's bored," former United great Paul Scholes said after one particularly meek Cup display against third-tier Sheffield United in January.
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If I was hungry, or bored—mostly bored—I would eat everything I could find.
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And so how do you do that without sounding bored or getting bored with yourself?
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It's not possible for a human to be bored unless they choose to be bored.
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It's especially important that kids get bored — and be allowed to stay bored — when they're young.
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"Doesn't change the fact that I'm still bored in the house and I'm in the house bored."
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It is "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored," not "Break Up With Your Boyfriend, I'm Bored."
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"I can tell pretty easily if he's bored, because he'll only miss shots if he's bored," Fraser said.
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"If you feel bad for someone who is bored, that's sympathy, but if you feel bored, that's empathy," Bloom writes.
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He was doing that because he was bored, like bored out of his mind on a plane stuck on the tarmac.
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"When teens get bored, that's like the worst thing you can ever have — actually, any person being bored," Román told Time magazine.
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"If I don't feel like I'm pushing myself in some ways, I'll get bored, or maybe they'll get bored of me," he said.
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My heart jumps around a little bit while I struggle to remember being bored in a bedroom instead of being bored online all day.
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One thing is that I get bored really easy and I am less bored when I am spending time with someone and doing something.
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One project, called Bored and Brilliant, challenged listeners to deliberately allow themselves to feel bored, in an effort to reconnect with their creative side.
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To be bored with life is, of course, an infantile and depressing thing to say or feel, but to be bored in life, from time to time.
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Serenity's glut of movie-making styles feels generous, to the viewer bored of sequels; to the very very bored, its investment in surprise feels like a gift.
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It's super easy to get bored of the show that you make, and this is a way to not get bored of the show that you make.
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Like I said about people getting bored of the major label sellout conversation, people just got bored of everything being offensive so they decided nothing could be.
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The bored-at-work crowd owes its scale to the smartphone In 2010, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti documented the bored-at-work crowd and their click-generating readership.
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I was bored with academia and bored of being around people who assume all the same political positions, even though they're pretty different from what the average American believes.
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Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored Grande teased a snippet of the album's final track, "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored," during her cover art reveal on Instagram.
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He'd be interested at first, then bored, and then — because he was bored — silly and unsafe around the equipment in a way that would get him removed from the program.
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" Mr. Stern responded, "You never get bored with them.
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A non-military pilot who, it can be inferred was bored, used his plane to spell out the words "I'm bored" after also maneuvering in the shape of two penises earlier this year.
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My younger son feels very bored and unmotivated in school.
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Are you bored with this planet you just landed on?
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In fact, you're probably bored to death of the ponytail.
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He called me in the dorm, and I was bored.
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Meet Hugging Face, a new chatbot app for bored teenagers.
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She is getting bored spending so much time at home.
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Getting overwhelmed and bored is a great reason to stop.
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At the end of the day, we're honestly just bored.
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I think it is very important not to be bored.
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I was just bored out of my mind sitting home.
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Perhaps best of all, you'll never get bored in Malta.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Bored with palm-fringed beaches and turquoise seas?
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"I used to eat because I was bored," says Kavanagh.
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Regardless of schedules (busy or bored) and living situations (S.
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Bored, he spent the evening watching TV in the bedroom.
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I'm getting bored of buffalo chickpeas and need something new!
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I'm bored half of the time as the only girl.
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She loved science — but would often leave class feeling bored.
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Finally they found a bored constable, pestered her to explain.
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Inside, detainees in prison scrubs lay on metal bunks, bored.
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And you really don't want to be bored do you?!
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The children got so bored they tore their beds apart.
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"I've become bored of being insecure, ashamed, scared," he added.
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And Jenna, never once did you make me feel bored.
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"I was bored and this was something new," he says.
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Essentially, we had the option of never being bored again.
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I can't even tell if I'm hungry or just bored.
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I was bored by my work in that field — unchallenged.
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Are you bored of your standard black or white phone?
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Credit: Manjul DuttWe're bored to tears with ordinary green limes.
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One thing's for sure: You won't get bored watching them.
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I thought they were probably bored of what I'd written.
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Otherwise, you might find yourself bored and unsatisfied in retirement.
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We come bearing good news: You'll never be bored again.
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And maybe not get bored or uncomfortable along the way.
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Santiago Ponzinibbio just before it, you're unlikely to be bored.
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I've done it for years and I'm bored with it.
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I don't think we're ever gonna get bored with that.
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You are bored, but we are not your interactive television.
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It can only be good news for bored office workers.
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I don't think I'll ever get bored of drawing animals.
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He got bored or frustrated and stopped after calling three.
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And that new thing is: Millennials are bored at work.
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She shifted in her seat, does that mean she's bored?
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And I don't think a computer will ever feel bored.
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And Taco Bell, it's OK if you act bored too.
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Also, he tells great stories, so you won't get bored.
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You will be bored by all of the winning. 29.
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Is there a more captive audience than the bored employee?
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Anything that's premade and clean I get bored of it.
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When she's bored, Nat will chew on her purse strap.
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"I'm not bored!" she screams as she pushes Russell overboard.
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Mike: Holy moly, I am bored out of my mind.
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He's so flattered, in fact — or is it so bored?
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But so far, he said, ''I haven't been bored once.
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We plucked at the damp matting, bored by the weather.
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Bored with all the regular highlighters shades on the market?
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She's bored, and she complains about boredom all the time.
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People are bored on their phones, not of their phones.
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Hanna, bored, asked if she could go walk around outside.
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But many say they never get bored with the views.
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His intellect makes him a rebellious student, bored in school.
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People will not want to be tied down or bored!
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At first, I was bored, but I decided to persist.
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What's that thing people say — only boring people get bored?
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I was accused of looking bored during a lengthy lecture. . . .
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There will come a time when you're bored of bands.
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We wouldn't be there long enough to grow bored anyway.
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I get bored of trends very quickly, to be honest.
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I take "gambling," decide I'm bored, and teleport to NASA.
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Cena's compatriots have always been too flawed or too bored.
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The good news: You won't be bored, even arriving early.
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Then they got bored and left (first David, then Ross).
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Think about Pokémon Go, which people are already bored by!
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But also I know her, she would get really bored.
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They delighted over matching pieces, and then they got bored.
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So now I'm a bored housewife on a funny show.
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The company, Bored Panda, might not be familiar to you.
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"I'm never bored, because I always have myself," she said.
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The Mugabe family sat in the VIP seats, looking bored.
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That's essentially the argument for bored out of your mind.
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Honestly, though, I was kind of bored by this one.
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He gets bored easily and is not given to introspection.
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If you look bored I've got no time for you.
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It keeps kids from getting into trouble because they're bored.
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Sometimes you just get bored and you're doing your thing.
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Feeling isolated and bored, she tried to kill herself again.
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Usually I get bored and quit before I get furious.
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"I was depressed, I was so bored," Ms. Rowan said.
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I was worried because my son seemed bored by school.
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Police officers wearing body armor shuffled in place, looking bored.
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Research shows you'll be bored, frustrated, lonely, angry, and stressed.
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But then she started to feel sad, a little bored.
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The course is very concise — no chance to get bored.
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Players were swapped out to avoid getting tired or bored.
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Here is a new #challenge for all you bored teens.
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Others looked like bored students in a particularly long lecture.
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He grew bored waiting five days for his next start.
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Gone are the days of bored covers of tired songs.
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"Every time I go home, I get bored," he said.
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Every meal is a writing prompt if you're bored enough.
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"Bored" is not to suggest the community is at fault.
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Before long, they will turn lusty or sleepy or bored.
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Even as I was bored, I couldn't help but shoot.
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You'll wind up bored and frustrated, without purpose and unfulfilled.
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Or rather, until you quit the game because you're bored.
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Sagittarius moons love adventure and spontaneity and hate being bored.
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Mia auditioning in a nondescript room full of bored professionals?
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Never underestimate the bipedal locomotive powers of bored old people.
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Bored of slaving away at a job you don't love?
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We get bored of them, though nostalgia maintains some appeal.
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Eventually, people get bored and move on to something new.
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At least when he was upsetting people, they weren't bored.
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Do you ever get bored with what's on the wall?
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FRAILEY I'm a little bored with what's above the couch.
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I thought I'd get bored, but I've become an evangelist.
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If I'm never bored, my room would never be clean.
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He's bored, until a woman calls saying she's been kidnapped.
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Kind of stupid, but we were all bored and scared.
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He was more wonkish, which bored a lot of people.
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I know that I'm typically bored by traditional [camera] coverage.
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"After a year, people get bored or disinterested," Chen said.
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"Save your breath I'm nearly/bored to death and fading fast/life is too short to last long" goes the chorus of "Bored to Death," one of many songs here about regret and exhaustion.
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The feeling of standing in nondescript rooms in the US Embassy, watching my father plead for asylum with bored immigration clerks and being prodded by equally bored quarantine doctors is something I'll never forget.
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A few walked out, clearly bored after only a few minutes.
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When they get bored of one, they can check out another.
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And I was feeling a little bored with the whole thing.
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I would be bored, and life would be infinitely less interesting.
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I play some puzzle games and get bored in an hour.
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You're bored and want to find something fun happening around town.
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Most people get bored by baseball because it&aposs too slow.
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Long story short, I got a little bit discouraged or bored.
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I can look at them for 24 hours, not getting bored.
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Another, in a dressing gown, slouches back, luxuriously pensive or bored.
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If you're bored after five seconds you swipe to the next.
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Bored Panda publishes viral content about art, design, and other topics.
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Bored of using AI to age yourself into a desiccated husk?
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In George Town I ate and ate and never got bored.
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He soon headed toward the front door and waited, looking bored.
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"Everyone here is so bored," Mr. Huang said with a sigh.
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All our servers are bored and I can barely see straight.
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To be honest, I was bored by the entire last scene.
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But even more said they feel lost or bored without it.
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"She is starting to seem a bit bored," the source explained.
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"To stay active and not get bored with everything," she added.
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Users would get bored and scroll by before they finish loading.
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But by that point you'll probably already be bored of it.
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We need to work, and we would be bored without it.
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"Yeah but they're already clearing it up," was the bored response.
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The game wasn't clicking, most of us sounded frustrated and bored.
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I was never bored, and there was nothing ahead but possibility.
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I also noticed how bored, exhausted, and uninterested the jury looked.
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They feel bored and unhappy unless they are facing a challenge.
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Voters bored by the whole subject may blench at the prospect.
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Things were just boring me, I was bored and felt mistreated.
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I was feeling so much, and yet I was so bored.
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Eventually, I got bored listening only to music I already knew.
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If you don't, your best people will grow bored and complacent.
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Jeffrey Tanenhaus was bored with his life in New York City.
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And I wasn't bored, I was... nervous might be the word.
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Are you bored of trying to converse with non-feline fanatics?
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During rehearsals, I was, as always, bored out of my mind.
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I'm not a bored person, and I'm not tired of life.
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But I watched a minute of it and got super bored.
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She looks bored and her feet barely lift off the ground.
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One mall thinks it has the cure for bored shopping companions.
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I'm kind of bored of talking about it if I'm honest.
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I'm surprised they haven't bored their readers to death by now.
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Serres had become bored with the normal blankets, hats and scarves.
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I got bored so I flipped to ESPN for a second.
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It's not that she's bored or out of it, but rather
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That's the way I like it and I'll never get bored.
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But the one thing he didn't get bored of was poker.
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Teague appears increasingly shook, bored, and at war with making shots.
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Or that maybe Bruno was a little bored by the show.
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You get really bored at times, so this is an activity.
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Or an episode where Maya Rudolph played a bored celestial judge?
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The site came about when Nguyen was bored at his internship.
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Not getting married,' she recited in a flat, almost bored voice.
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Michele: I can say I was a fashion person, completely bored.
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At the same time, most of us are bored at work.
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How long can you watch a sunset before you get bored?
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By the mid-21980s, Mr. Chappellet was bored with the business.
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I get bored otherwise, so I like to keep myself busy.
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But he was slowly growing bored with his real estate job.
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Maybe Mr. Bezos is bored and wants an even bigger challenge.
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I figured this would stop my taste buds from getting bored.
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"Even Putin Seemed Bored with Megyn Kelly's Interview," was Variety's take.
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He tried, only to get bored after eight or ten lines.
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I get bored with people who complain about this or that.
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She's growing a bit bored with her new low-key life.
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"She is starting to seem a bit bored," the source said.
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That's usually my most comfortable acting vibe, is just looking bored.
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The more bored we were, the bigger the meal we'd prepare.
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Bored Assyrian guards probably played as they whiled away their shifts.
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Or might people become negatively affected by feeling useless or bored?
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You see, in the West, you have couples who are bored.
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That's not to say that he's bored of talking about it.
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If it was just me eating, I think you'd get bored.
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Then they scroll, scroll, scroll, get bored and close the app.
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I was bored and didn't find it to be challenging anymore.
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He enjoyed it, but was also bored out of his mind.
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"I'm bored by villains that are one-dimensional," Pietromonaco tells Creators.
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He seems bored, and he keeps calling her inn a motel.
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It's a godsend for harried consumers or just bored, lazy ones.
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I'm not sure they ever have a reason to be bored!
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If that never happened, solvers would grow bored of the predictability.
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"There's one thing we know: People get bored," Mr. Clifford said.
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For bored G.I.s, Hannah's broadcasts were often rare sources of amusement.
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I knew I would never be bored, and I never have.
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Are we just bored and looking for something meaningful to do?
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But there are few customers, and the greeters mostly look bored.
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DanceBody releases new workouts each day, so you won't get bored.
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There will be some days that you just might be bored.
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We get bored of always railing at people or poking them.
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Even over 24 hours, there simply wasn't time to get bored.
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I don't fuck with low-level shit; I'm bored with it.
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Otherwise, they can become bored and even regress in their development.
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Started it, got bored, went back...went back to the menu.
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I have enough that I won't get bored looking at them.
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For now, they are mostly stuck at home, a little bored.
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They don't want to spend time with them, and I'm bored.
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"You can't just go home early because you're bored," he says.
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"I was bored," Islam told BuzzFeed News of the carding operation.
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These conversations no longer make me angry, they make me bored.
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"This meme content, people will get bored with it," Bern said.
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A bit bored with wearing the Apple Watch on your wrist?
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"I don't know who's going to get bored of who first."
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Then he was the bored loyal Republican during the Obama administration.
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Sometimes I click through them during class when I get bored.
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It's only been a couple of hours and I'm already bored.
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Nintendo Switch Who wouldn't want the gift of never being bored?
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At one point, he gazed at the ceiling as though bored.
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In principle, contemporary workers could change jobs whenever they got bored.
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Trump: "You would be so bored" if I acted presidential pic.twitter.
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The woman read the other character's line in a bored monotone.
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Maybe we won't have completely bored you talking about our condition.
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How much of that time would you say you feel bored?
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Sure, Q might be a leftist troll or a bored teenager.
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It wasn't long before he was bored out of his brain.
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He had recently sold StumbleUpon, he had a — Rich and bored.
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Imagine being so rich that you get bored and change your name?
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You're lonely, you're bored and you want to consume media and information.
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The work has terminal whimsy, like some farcical, bored, old burlesque act.
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But I found the lyrics incomprehensible and ended up bored as well.
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What surprised you, what bored you, and what would you try again?
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When he's bored, Frank loves to play it on House of Cards.
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I was bored of mine, and I wanted to go to another.
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Are you bored of playing the same games over and over again?
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At times I felt bored, and having zero background noise felt strange.
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He seemed bored and like he'd heard the story a hundred times.
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Next time you feel bored at work, think about the Olympics lifeguards.
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Bored at her desk job, Wolbert couldn't stop thinking about the sea.
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I feel very, very bored for what feels like a long while.
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Tomic's comments about being bored at Wimbledon received a barrage of criticism.
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It's under constant surveillance by a bored, horny young man named Sam.
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It's a beautiful day on the beach until your boyfriend gets bored.
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It was a pretty lackluster spectacle this time; Putin himself seeming bored.
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Investors seem bored by 6s, 6s's and thoughts of an iPhone 7.
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Just give me something, gadget makers, because I'm bored by big screens.
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If you've been bored, Libra, this will push you over the edge.
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I believe it was and still is this T-rex costume. Bored?
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You may be bored to death by Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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And I'm often more bored than excited by effects-driven serial storytelling.
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If they don't, Drogon is looking bored and hungry in the background.
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Which is a good thing, because Peña is super sulky and bored.
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That's kinda just my whole life...getting bored of stuff halfway through.
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There are currently six options — curious, stressed, bored, nostalgic, joyful or hungry.
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The proliferating flavor list also keeps loyal LaCroix drinkers from getting bored.
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"I was bored and realized I had retired too soon," Sinardi said.
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So that meant a lot of people were home, cold, and bored.
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Bored people are less likely to call their political representatives to complain.
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" Wexler drags a quickly bored Serhant on a "six-hour listing marathon.
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There's something about that phrase, though, "bored with life," that is startling.
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But there's always been one product that left me bored: eye cream.
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But I get bored easily, which is likely why I drink heavily.
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"It keeps me entertained when I'm on an airplane or I'm bored."
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"I'd rather be raped than bored," she says with a studied nonchalance.
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They quickly get bored and move to a different kind of action.
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"I was bored and this was something new in Gaza," he says.
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The second that we feel bored, we're on to doing something else.
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I told his mother that I thought he was a little bored.
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Traders were bored last week and now they have got some excitement.
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I was a bored suburban youth—just a smartass with my friends.
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All in all, both men seemed kind of bored with one another.
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"He's bored and burning off energy," said Karl, who was completely unfazed.
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It's pretty good, but I get bored and start watching Broad City.
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"I have never been bored of doing what I do," he says.
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Plus, you'll just get bored with the free features after a while.
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Donald Trump, the GOP front-runner, said he was just plain bored.
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Very bored shitposters have committed to upholding the bit to this day.
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" Moments later, she texted Luke to say: "I'm bored as hell. You?
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Instead, it was almost as if Trump was simply bored and distracted.
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Then they say, 'Nothing works for me,' because they simply get bored.
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If they dance they are happy, if they stop, they are bored.
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It is normal to feel bored and like you want a change.
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He looked so bored that I wasn't even sure he was playing.
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Most importantly, bored and hungry, I began to write about these things.
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He tortures and kills innocent people, seemingly because he's bored and can.
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Unsurprisingly, given the exorbitant costs involved, Beautycon is full of bored adults.
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Formally I'm rarely bored with them because their content kicks such ass.
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And you are bored of your wall decor in a side room.
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The P.M. was so bored that he walked out before the end.
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Naturally curious and bored at work, you skim the list of sections.
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Why settle for being bored when you can be incredibly—and publicly!
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The reality of relationships is that you may very well grow bored.
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Or so bored with signifying they're lying on the ground in heaps?
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Truthfully, I was getting bored with the selection of smartwatches for Android.
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Mr. Trump can get bored with both debate preparations and debates themselves.
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He'd say, 'Do you think people are getting bored with my pages?
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He had an acute sense of when journalists started to get bored.
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"There are so many clients, I rarely get bored," he told me.
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Chances are, you're home for Christmas and you're already kind of bored.
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Elektra gets bored and decides to join him in schooling some ninjas.
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Who is this for: Committed privacy lovers, anyone bored with public sharing
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Everyone was drunk or bored enough to stick around for our set.
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You never get bored, and you always have an accomplice, a sidekick.
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He's going to his seventh Super Bowl and he's bored as hell.
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Eventually, Simon says, he just got a little bored with his life.
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Others, like Kevin Dresser, find the sight of a bored animal disconcerting.
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When the crew wasn't vomiting from seasickness, they were bored and listless.
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The Nintendo Switch Who wouldn't want the gift of never being bored?
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I generally like things that are upbeat because otherwise I get bored.
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Last summer, bored with the routine, I vowed to shake it up.
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He gets bored easily and likes to be the center of attention.
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I used to always get bored in relationships, and now I don't.
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I confess that I had become bored with the Golden State story.
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It's unclear how deep into the Russian grid the efforts have bored.
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She is particularly fond of laundromats for their bored and captive audiences.
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Ramírez got bored, started selling piñatas, and eventually learned to make them.
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" She imagines her bored agent replying, "This has been done to death.
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I know, I know, don't start a podcast just because you're bored.
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My son, Maxx, took gymnastics in first grade, but quickly got bored.
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You have never seen a small child so bored at the zoo.
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" In unison, my brother and I both said, "Because they are bored.
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As it turned out, I spent a lot of the show bored.
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And of course, you're likely to be bored and frustrated in between.
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SOLOSKI But even they don't want to be bored or condescended to.
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Republicans are bored — and they hope the American public shares their tedium.
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On dead afternoons, they'd all work on a zine called So Bored .
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Inside, two bored-looking security guards wave me through a metal detector.
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This wasn't stage-managed: Some looked bored, others gazed around, kids played.
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In fifth grade, he was bored in school, so he stopped going.
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I love being occupied—it's better to be busy than be bored.
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Intercourse was invented one day by a couple of bored backgammon players.
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" — Toni Morrison "She refused to be bored chiefly because she wasn't boring.
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There aren't any bored high schoolers in the Global STEM Challenges Program.
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So now instead of being overstimulated and awake, I'm bored and awake.
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I don't know if you're going to be bored with that though.
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Users can easily get bored as the novelty of games wear off.
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Tourists and holiday shoppers gawk and gossip with the bored camera crew.
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Maybe he was tired or bored or cranky when it was taken.
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She said she would be "too bored" to work a regular job.
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Children bored her, they irritated her, they were always in the way.
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It was a revolution of sorts, but Sailliot seemed a bit bored.
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The police looked bored, and the streets smelled like boiling horse shit.
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Aquarius is the sign of innovation, so you definitely won't be bored.
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So I can see myself getting bored of similar interactions and relationships.
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He's bored, and he wants someone else to make things seem exciting.
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Not long ago children used to rile their parents by declaring they were bored, but now "being bored is something that never has to be tolerated for a moment", writes Sherry Turkle of MIT, an expert on digital culture.
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If Mr. Let it Bee is in every episode, I might get bored.
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These are dogs that want some sort of purpose, that get bored easily.
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"I don't think I'll get bored," he said, of the decades to come.
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I decide that because I'm bored, I should go find something to eat.
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"I like to switch it up so I don't get bored," she says.
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Those who bored you earlier in November may suddenly hold a stronger appeal.
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If you're someone who gets bored by squats, you'll dig these Bosu moves.
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Being bored and unchallenged by your job won't just make you frustrated, though.
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Whenever I was bored and on my computer, I would go at it.
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If you're already getting bored of your winter wardrobe, you're definitely not alone.
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They don't get bored, complain about roadside food options, or demand pay raises.
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"Sometimes when I'm bored I still look for things I might have missed."
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Attorney David Remes, who represents four prisoners, said they are bored and frustrated.
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Just imagine: a wedding album your friends actually wouldn't get bored looking at.
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"Of course I [get bored]," she tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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She turns to it when she's sad, lonely, happy, bored, you name it.
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Or do you find it hard to be alone — becoming bored or lonely?
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Other times he looked bored, staring into space and playing with his hair.
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The vibe today is peaceful, Aries—but don't worry, you won't be bored!
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Did you thumb yes while you were drunk, feeling lonely, curious, or bored?
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Despite any reflexive parental concerns that kids would be bored — or break stuff!
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Still, we have a feeling Kylie will get bored of hers soon enough.
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There are so many cutaway gags that the show feels bored with itself.
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For one thing, talk of a landslide may increase abstentions by bored voters.
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The mighty racecar looks almost bored as Dumas slices up the Goodwood hill.
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The account Bored Elon Musk has been actively shitposting on Twitter for years.
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I would sit in there and I would always be kind of bored.
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He never learned much in a classroom—Latin and Greek bored him senseless.
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This is the new Hadid, the smiley-faced, not at all bored Hadid.
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Maybe a bored guard watched a dozen different screens, scanning for something interesting.
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"I was always totally bored when we went to our financial planner," Mrs.
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"A lot of cats are bored and that's the bigger picture," she said.
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However, she missed having something to mess around on when she was bored.
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Will I be painfully bored if we're stationed somewhere outside of a city?
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But it's OK to admit you're a little bored of the whole thing.
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If you've been bored in your relationships, things will definitely get interesting now!
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Funny if you're a bored teen, but not if you're YouTube's ad department.
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At last: a fashion trend we won't be bored with by next season.
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Trump could fail, Trump could get bored, Trump might not last four years.
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Luckily for me, John got bored and passed the torch over to me.
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I really liked that it kept me intrigued and I didn't get bored.
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Turns out I only need one day off, because I am extremely bored.
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The gods, feeling itchy and bored one day, noticed this young woman's yearning.
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You Gemini people hate being bored, and today will be anything but boring.
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A lot of memorable moments, mixed in with thousands that blurred and bored.
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Even film stars get bored by endless retakes and sports stars dislike training.
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You 'get it' and you become bored because it's no longer surprising you.
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I highly recommend the Buffalo Blast for the foodies bored of the wing.
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Sadly for Mrs May, people bored by politics are also unlikely to vote.
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Think of it like a dog looking for a treat because it's bored.
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You Can Become a Wombat Cuddler Bored and uninspired at your current job?
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Sometimes that even happens, and we are all appreciative and a little bored.
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I think if he wasn't on the road, he'd be bored to tears.
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It seems as if Giants fans are bored or uninspired by the choice.
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But it was a small place, and Gio grew bored of the beach.
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I'm not going to bore you with it because you would be bored.
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But after a little bit you get bored, so you break your silence.
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It wasn't long until bored Sydneysiders decided it was a message from God.
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If you get bored tonight after the game, the NFL has some suggestions.
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Popeye's human, Ivy, told Bored Panda that she found him as a stray.
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So, he does what he always does when he's bored: turns to Twitter.
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Luckily, I live in New York City, so by default I'm never bored.
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Feeling underutilized, unchallenged, or just plain bored turns out to be risky, too.
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One bold, brave and bored comedian, James Veitch, stopped hovering and hit reply.
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The Stones and their entourage are, for the most part, exceedingly bored backstage.
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All I remember is just being busy and even then, I was bored.
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While I might get bored watching a sporting event, these shows intrigued me.
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"My wife and I both want her to be bored," Ohanian tells CNBC.
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Ms. Cline's protagonist is Evie Boyd, a bored and drifting 14-year-old.
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Do you spend money when you're bored, insecure, or having a bad day?
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Think bored and drunk young men marauding through neighborhoods, mayhem on their minds.
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These prompts could also spur usage when people are bored, sparking their imagination.
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After a while, though, Katseff grew bored of simply following in Watkins' shoes.
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"I think things that knock things off shelves are usually bored," Delgado said.
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Though I was generally a good student, I was often bored at school.
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I asked her if she ever got bored, and she shook her head.
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"I was just bored one day perusing the aisles of CVS," Rose said.
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But she also just seems genuinely bored with costumes, high fashion, and glitz.
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He returned to business, he told Blanks, because his early retirement bored him.
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Or are we just used to opening the apps when we are bored?
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Photographer Carolin Auer was bored of pop culture's deeply sanitized version of BDSM.
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Even veteran news broadcaster Jon Snow is getting bored of all this discussion.
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This isn't a movie for critics or for fans, but for the bored.
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The food workers looked pleasantly bored, expecting a food rush that never showed.
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You're doing more damage to that child because they'll be bored at school.
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I try to keep it healthy because I get really bored really easily.
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The clients get bored, they want to see something new after a while.
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Sparrow seems tired and bored, but then a mischievous spark enters her eyes.
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So I've been listening to it recently, but now I'm bored of it.
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It's my job, so of course, I get bored from time to time.
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You hate being bored, and luckily some surprises are on the way tonight.
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The tram was shut down after people reportedly got bored of the attraction.
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The fact was that she was—that both of us were—already bored.
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"What you definitely don't want to do is to get bored," O'Hanlon says.
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When I sing it, I don't just feel its about swanky, bored women.
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Netflix is preparing for the server strain of the bored but quarantined masses.
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By the time I finished the first season, I was irritated and bored.
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Since you're the sign of imagination, if you're bored, we know something's wrong.
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It was probably just some bored teenagers out for a ride, I thought.
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Several bored police officers with flashlights were trying to keep things under control.
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Honestly, I get bored near the end and distracted by a work email.
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Is she power-drunk, bored, ruthless, or some combination of all of these?
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Kate was now a bored housewife, except that she was really a spy.
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These regular jaunts bored us out of the small confines of our skulls.
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Bored, I walked around the clock, which is also an octagonal information center.
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They are bored at home all day while their owners toil long hours.
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But when you're really, really bored, you kind of run out of options.
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Is he completely bored and doesn't care, or is he wary and afraid?
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If you're bored by it, you swipe up to see the next video.
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The first was that he was bored with impeachment and its predetermined outcome.
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We feel bored, but we try not to get caught up in hysteria.
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I basically just sit there trying not to be bored the whole time.
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So, it sounds to me like he was bored with his initial job.
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Using a torque-sensing drill, she bored two separate holes into the cranium.
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You never get bored of taking walks when the view looks like this.
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Van Dosselaer describes it as "a quest extravaganza" where you can't get bored.
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If you get bored of watching TV, you can admire some more artwork.
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I get it down to 829 before I become bored of this task.
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"I swear people are bored with what's going on with stocks," Cramer said.
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But even upon that realization, Maguire just looks bored by the whole thing.
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So I get bored if there's no plan, and I'm just sitting around.
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My bathroom needs a redo, but I'm bored to death of subway tile.
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It's a game that just keeps moving, making it impossible to get bored.
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Maybe she hadn't gone at all but just got bored with waiting around.
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He predicted that the media would be bored covering her 2020 election campaign.
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His eyes get bored the minute you open your mouth to say anything.
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Ms. Michalak used to design lingerie at other companies, but she got bored.
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An unexpected find This little girl was bored at her sister's soccer game.
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We should often send them gift packages so they won't be too bored.
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Dear Heloise: On long flights, many passengers get tired, bored and very uncomfortable.
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And yet… In a few years, we'll be bored of the deckbuilding roguelike.
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I eat while I watch more Glee (are you bored with me yet?).
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"We were three weeks into prep, and I was so bored," she said.
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Suddenly, I was no longer a bored kid attending an overpriced art school.
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The stars themselves were getting a little bored with the hit factories anyway.
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You do this experiment in the book where you intentionally make yourself bored.
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"A lot of us eat because we're nervous or bored," the voice said.
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" And Trump would say, "When I talk about the economy, people get bored.
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So you're stuck inside, bored, and have decided to play some video games.
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She looked simultaneously bored and nervous as other people approached to give praise.
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We should all be bored by a lifetime of mutual recriminations and antagonisms.
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Michael Phelps has got to be bored and just wants to mess around.
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Came back to Washington in 33-11, was really bored to be back.
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She often sounds bored; I wonder how she'd enjoy rapping more substantive lyrics.
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Possibly I was just bored and this opportunity had fallen in my lap.
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I was never afraid of their thinly veiled bigotry, just bored and disappointed.
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You ask him what's wrong, and he comes clean: he's a little bored.
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When some chefs get bored, they smoke, drink, or fuck the boredom away.
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Look no further than the other "bored" chefs uploading their creations to YouTube.
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Just as you were getting bored, you were staring at the score screen.
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Another one that I play week after week and never get bored of.
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Both are brilliant, bored, and obsessive — especially when it comes to each other.
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I was bored from the age of 6 to the age of 16.
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But basically, they're just bored and frustrated with their seemingly dead-end lives.
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"These dogs are meant to work; they get bored at home," she says.
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People will feel bored easily today—but big breakthroughs could also be made!
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No one knows what's going on, and everyone just looks bored and confused.
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Travis Rice: It's pretty fucking simple, actually: I was just bored doing turns.
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On the way in, heckling the protesters kept the lines from getting bored.
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When I get bored with one way, then I'll go to the next.
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I get really bored on the weekends or when I'm not at school.
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He calls them "small boys with toy cars, who become bored and move on".
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"A lot were thrill seekers, were just bored, had problems back home," Tomada lamented.
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He gets bored really easily and tends to think the grass is always greener.
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Gregory Wakeman, Cinemablend Guy Ritchie doesn't give you a moment's rest to be bored.
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The train from London is full of the usual Chinese tourists and bored businesspeople.
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You can even swipe through images on your lock screen should you get bored.
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If you're bored during your commute and have nothing to read, have no fear!
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It may seem like a dramatic move for a banker bored on his commute.
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"As soon as they get bored with anything or anyone, they're gone," Stellas says.
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I expected type designers to be equally bored by inquiries into their favorite letterforms.
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I'm feeling bored today and eating a little later makes the day feel shorter.
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I&aposm bored by it, and the country is being torn apart by it.
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PRICE$70-$80LIKEGuilt-free gaming accessories you can easily recycle when you get bored.
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I don&apost feel well at all, I&aposm so bored I am numb.
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The game catches the attention of four bored modern-day teenagers stuck in detention.
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Working at the box office was a "bored as hell" 16-year-old Dator.
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If you've been bored or uninspired lately, this eclipse will definitely make things interesting.
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Holes where the beetle bored into the tree get infected and form oily lesions.
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I just have a lot of lettuce now and am slightly bored of salad.
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I never liked having the same style for too long; I would get bored.
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Our crew would be bored, but at least we'd all have well-toned calves.
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Last year, sources told PEOPLE that Anthony was "bored" with her life in seclusion.
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This dynamic is so cliche that DeHaan and Delevingne seem visibly bored with it.
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The visitors are left to fan themselves in the midday heat, languid and bored.
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Reinhart dances near the top of her range in a tired, almost bored falsetto.
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So moments like these, when you're bored and ruminating, are often the most harrowing.
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At school I found myself bored and thinking 'This is a waste of time.
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I ask her if she gets bored of being lauded during select award seasons.
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You put them on, let them run, and check in whenever you get bored.
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If they're bored or if they're stressed out, they just go straight to [drinking].
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Toss in minotaurs and horses and the inevitable centacorns and see, we're all bored.
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Reciting regular iambics in the rhythmically steady "Humble," he just sounds uncomfortable, maybe bored.
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I kinda made a mental note — maybe I'll look into it when I'm bored.
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They were spotted looking bored on a water ride at Thorpe Park in London.
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I whispered it to a new friend while we sat, bored, after state testing.
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It was just a night I was bored to be honest, doing random shit.
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""I just fuck you when I'm bored""I'm just trying to get with you.
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I also move their tunnel into the bathroom, because I'm worried they're getting bored.
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If I make the same music every day, week, year, I get so bored.
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Also, this idea that we'll be bored with radically extended lives is stupendously ridiculous.
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And if you're feeling stuck or bored, try not to blame your other half.
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You could be bored because you're underemployed and don't find your work challenging enough.
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Like, some people get bored and throw in the towel — I say I'm committed.
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What happens when a bored but extremely talented creative talent has nothing to do?
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Kal Penn got bored and changed the channel to Real Housewives of Beverley Hills.
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"The MTV Movie Awards, I guarantee you that you won't be bored," she says.
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Footage of incredibly bored guy paints a strange portrait of said drone's tedious birth.
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The robots can be easily deployed, they don't get tired, they don't get bored.
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You're not bored during a conversation; you just wanted to check something real quick.
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If you're in school, lagging behind or bored, this will be a fresh start.
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But by the age of 303, he had grown bored with the standard rules.
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You can share a lot about yourself with them and they won't get bored.
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It's also a feature I get bored with over the course of the game.
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I needed to be quiet and get bored and, really, get sad and lonely.
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You almost never have to be in one place, or doing one thing. Bored?
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Under-stimulation leaves extroverts feeling bored, so they seek social stimulation to feel good.
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You're by yourself; you have no one encouraging you, so you're kind of bored.
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And Lively herself stated that she had eventually grown bored with the teen soap.
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"He was genuinely worried I'd be bored and unfulfilled," Hiddleston admitted to the Telegraph.
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This evening brings some surprises, which is great, because you've been bored as hell.
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Nomad 1.5M battery lightning cable — $16.99 See Details Bored by your usual Nespresso blend?
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The three sites we bored on the island have distinctive personas and historical significance.
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And that's when I start getting bored, because I can't really deviate too much.
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It's the basics that are missing: courtesy, conversation, being bored, and appreciating simple pleasures.
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"Marco Rubio improves the rhetoric Bored already"Get on the plane and go home.
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Meaning, don't mention that you're bored of doggy-style unless you offer specific alternatives.
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She suggested hosts have these bored players pick the next game the group plays.
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"I don't think I've been bored once since I've been shooting her," Toronto says.
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And frankly cruel to all the poor, bored kids that are tricked into entering.
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A bored hacker, however, could wreak havoc on any number of passengers' credit cards.
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Sanders didn't lose jobs, it would appear, so much as he bored of them.
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"I'm easily bored, so it's quite perfect to do different things," Mr. Anderson said.
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Santa doesn't get bored and check Facebook while waiting to arrive on your rooftop.
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When I was bored and needed something to read I would read comic books.
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"New Slang" by The Shins, "Panda" by Desiigner, "Bored To Death" by Blink-182.
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She was there to cheer, but after a while, she got bored with watching.
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"When you feel like you're getting bored, you look at your list," she said.
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Who else can say they can have a conversation with Spock when they're bored?
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She might have been bored, or simply listening to the words with particular intensity.
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When you get bored of toys, and focusing means business, you need to invest.
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"Just look at Tommy (Fleetwood) and Justin (Thomas), both looking completely bored," Pepperell said.
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If I spend more than two to three days on it, I get bored.
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I think he was just kind of bored when he flipped the radio frequency.
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The room was empty but for a bored-looking attendant hunched over a computer.
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The immortal Count von Kozsnom is bored with his wife after 500 years together.
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Exactly the kind of woman a bored man might fall for as a distraction.
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If he's missing more shots than he normally does, then it's because he's bored.
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Mike: I don't know, I think it's fair to say we can be bored.
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I can probably eat it every day and still not get bored of it.
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"We were awful bored," he recalls; "too late we find our feet," he realizes.
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It's also interesting for us because you get bored of doing the same cuts.
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Do you get bored of being asked the same questions over and over again?
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Too challenging and things quickly get frustrating, but too easy and patrons get bored.
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"I thought people would be so bored watching me do a tattoo," Cook says.
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As soon as that Memorial Day barbecue gets extinguished, we're already bored with them.
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But if you leave feeling simultaneously exhausted, overstimulated, and strangely bored, you aren't alone.
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Uranus hates being bored, so some exciting surprises are sure to come your way.
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Financial issues are flaring up, and you've been bored out of your mind lately.
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You know it's time for something to happen or we'll be bored as hell.
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After all, if a YouTuber completely radicalizes, their audience might get bored and unsubscribe.
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If you're getting bored of rowing, you can switch it up with tai chi.
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One group that doesn&apost get as bored, according to a study: the religious.
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Specifically, it's a battle royale game where I don't have time to be bored.
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Yeah, and Jonah Peretti described his audience as the bored-at-work network. Yeah.
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" Best also wrote in his statement, "Fxck paywalls," and "I was bored on Saturday.
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The body gets bored, so we like to mix up the order every time.
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"I have bipolar disorder, and I get bored of s— really quickly," said Halsey.
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The Goldfinch has premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and critics were... bored.
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Think about how bored you would get if all the puzzles were the same.
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Then we'd get bored and move on to something a little more, well, alive.
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Does Fiji have to drown and California burn because you got bored in Iowa?
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"Parents will report kids touching genitals when they're bored, or self-stimulating," she said.
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"Only boring people get bored" seems to be a popular belief, Ms. Mann said.
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Singing songs, doing concerts, instead of sitting at home fuckin' bored out my mind.
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The experience was never pleasant, exactly, trying to be perfect for bored police officers.
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Their Cups might be on the line, but frankly many of them look bored.
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I think I turned out the way I did because I was so bored.
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I guess what I'm afraid of is that my husband is bored of me.
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Pipes had been bored into it, and there were holes, nicks and cracks everywhere.
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The funny thing ... Bill Maher was totally bored by the confrontation during the show.
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"After seeing so many fashion shows, I get bored after fifty looks," Ruby said.
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Undoubtedly, she was bored of her forest living and wanted a change of pace.
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He spent years after that bored and angry, in and out of solitary confinement.
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Reviewers report that she forgot their name mid-session, interrupted them and acted bored.
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Eventually, it's also hoped such systems will help keep the creatures from getting bored.
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Folding screens could help smartphone makers attract more users bored of standard rectangular devices.
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It's one more thing to do with our phones instead of ever being bored.
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But tonight, resting his chin on his hand, Miller just looked bored and tired.
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How can you be boring with your lover without getting bored of each other?
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And then there's your other kid, who is bored and resents your very existence.
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Vietnamese-Style Pork Meatballs I know, you're bored of me telling you about meatballs.
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Would I get bored of eating the same thing several days in a row?
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"A Marine in that exercise took a selfie of him being bored," she said.
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Thankfully, the moderators of the more recent debates have gotten bored of these questions.
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Some are all but silent, others verge on rudeness, some look bored and distant.
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MOLLY MARTIN, CLEVELAND To the Editor: I'm so bored with the whole Twitter debate.
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Then, in the present, they began to be bored and their knees were stiff.
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"People usually get bored, and they try to humor each other," Professor Egilsson said.
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Now they don't have to work, they get housing and groceries, and they're bored.
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It's that if it actually had come true, it would have bored you catatonic.
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Just because you're bored with Tinder does not mean eharmony is the next step.
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Commonwealth Games Federation President Louise Martin said the Duchess was exhausted, rather than bored.
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Without something to aim for, you risk getting bored, and boredom can destroy you.
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"I don't know why but, you know, I felt a little bored," he said.
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Another bullet bored into the liver of a second-year resident in family medicine.
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If you complained about being bored back then, you were really asking for it.
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Out of the whole week, I would only feel bored 1% of the time.
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A bunch of bored engineers that make a useless nerf-style gun for fun.
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He was getting almost bored after competing in marathons for more than a decade.
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Bender was in the chill waters off the Croatian coast looking bored as hell.
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It was something middle-aged people did when they were bored with their spouses.
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We get bored of matching tabloid imagery with works created by dead white men.
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"You have to make it fun for them, so they don't get bored," Sharpe said.
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I get a little bored and start making my grocery list and reading Money Diaries.
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This means you kids won't get bored with all of this kid-friendly content available.
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I can't do the same thing more than twice without getting bored or going crazy.
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Hurricane Harvey 2017YouTube user: Bored at WorkDescription: Drone Footage Of Hurricane Harvey Flooding In Houston!
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There are so many different cities, creatures and storylines that you could never get bored.
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I was shocked early on, because early on the whole Trump spectacle bored me, frankly.
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He also must have been bored with taking off his shirt in all his films.
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She quickly bored of the bagel shop where she worked, though, and moved onto beer.
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Villanelle It's the start of Villanelle's new life as a freelance assassin, and she's bored.
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But one bored night, she started tinkering with the then-new music video app Musical.
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That's too boring for me, and when I get bored I tend to binge eat.
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I love Bong's wacky summer camp for bored Hollywood actors My heart bleeds for #Okja.
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Indeed, a syncretic approach has helped to win back audiences bored of the traditional fare.
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Bored because I felt as if I already covered those grounds and beaten those enemies.
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It's a quick fix for bored fingers during a commute with little else to offer.
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They are social animals and become bored and lonely when by themselves for long hours.
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At this point, I was bored and looking forward to the end of this experiment.
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It's mostly photos of costumed people, in case you were bored by my introductory essay.
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It was a dull session with nothing to trade off of and Cramer was bored.
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It was a dull session with nothing to trade off of and Cramer was bored.
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" — 18-year-old "They are entertaining and I can always find things when I'm bored.
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Bored and suffering from rich white female priveleg-itis, they have distinctly first-world problems.
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Fast-forward to their very heterosexual date that weekend, and Simon couldn't look more bored.
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I scarcely looked at Twitter and on the few occasions I did, it bored me.
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But I could only play this game a few times before I would get bored.
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People bite their nails also when they're bored, hungry, frustrated, or working on difficult tasks.
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But then I got bored and went back to playing Sim City on my iPhone.
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So on the plus side, you'll never have an excuse to be bored ever again.
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I usually didn't respond, but sometimes I messaged back if I was bored or lonely.
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Frankly, we're bored with the same old formula so many designers seem to adhere to.
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Seems as if people are as bored and/or repulsed by Ballie Ballerson I am.
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Versch, now 76, was bored with retirement and wanted to get out of the house.
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Indeed, many teachers are probably as bored marking the schoolwork as pupils are producing it.
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Alternatively, perhaps bored government workers have reached out in the hopes of a career pivot.
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What marathon runner doesn't curse the universe or even get bored once in a while?
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What did it mean to be bored or lonely in the 19803th or 21980th century?
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I'm zoning out, bored, and the make-up artist starts to spray Titan's exposed ass.
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Being bored may be that big of a threat to one's own sense of relevancy.
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The series features an unassuming, bored hero who can defeat any enemy with one punch.
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Just don't be surprised if he gets bored at the checkout and starts breaking legs.
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The episode flashes forward 11 years, and Danny is a bored husband in the 'burbs.
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Benson was bored with "namby-pamby" female characters and infused Nancy with progressive feminist ideals.
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We took my three-year-old and he was so bored, but I was riveted.
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I was sitting on the edge of my seat and my kid was so bored.
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When friends Eli Byers, Chad Fegley, Amrita Chawla, and Mari Lliguicota fly they're usually bored.
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In the meantime, I am home alone for a couple of hours, kind of bored.
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"the first thing you need to know is we get bored easily" #newfronts @awesomenesstv pic.twitter.
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I spent the entire time hoping that a bored, dissatisfied housewife would invite me in.
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Maybe the public has just become bored of the show and they're changing the channel.
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Meanwhile, the gentlemen in the Range Rover Sport were calm, cool and, frankly, nearly bored.
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At 20 years old, Luther Bob Chen was already bored of working for other chefs.
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During one bored night in 2015, I remember scrolling through the AWFUL RECORDS Soundcloud page.
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It's damn delightful, and could be a pretty solid activity for your next bored night.
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His expression remains calm and bored, though he throws in the occasional yawn for flare.
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Many people are bored at their job ... It's kind of chill and might get boring.
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Most of the stream is of Trump Tower's gold lobby and a very bored doorman.
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We've seen only a few female guests, at least one of which was vocally bored.
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I want this to be awesome, you guys, but so far I'm kind of bored.
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A growing middle class and a big community of bored expats are hungry for diversion.
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A few years ago, he sold his mega-yacht, because cruising on it bored him.
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"I will be so presidential, you will be so bored," Trump promised in April 2016.
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Basically he was bored like many others, he said, with no work and no future.
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A release from Citi, a bank, yesterday said that markets were now "bored" of Brexit.
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I just found it really interesting, especially when I was bored, which was almost constantly.
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It was a hot day in July, a Saturday afternoon, and Kim James was bored.
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According to Bored Panda, the company started when the couple got their first cat, Ickle.
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Notice where your reader gets stuck, asks questions, seems confused or bored by your review.
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My kids, at least, were not having it: They were not just bored, but bugged.
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Pros: Good for crunching; You can stab a straw through the hole if you're bored.
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"Here is a new #challenge for all you bored teens," Facebook user Byron Román posted.
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I had no attention, no patience; whatever I did, I was bored 10 seconds later.
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I grew bored waiting for Kim to appear that night, and finally, around 9 p.m.
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Probably the officers had become bored; there wasn't any real risk in these remote places.
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Nothing is worse than leaving the person on the other side of the table bored.
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Sometimes, bored while waiting for my gamer teammates to log on, I looked them up.
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Maybe you'd feel less bored at work after having a bit of time to unwind.
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"I will be so presidential, you will be so bored," he said in mid-2016.
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Late in his life, his family bored with him, Mr. Martien retired to a table.
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Nany comes in and she's bored and she's like, 'I'll fold your clothes for you.
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Then, I do my makeup, usually for a bit too long because I am bored.
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Jared was bored, I think he got up and walked out or Manafort walked out.
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I just got a bit bored of people saying, 'Oh, she can't sing that well.
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The three nurses in the Norwegian Jo Stromgren Kompani's "The Hospital" look bored to death.
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With my shows, I never want to look around the room and see anyone bored.
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I like the challenge and I think I'd just get bored quickly if I wasn't.
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Dave Sitek talks a lot to me in the book about power of being bored.
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We might be bored, but the danger of life and of living would be gone.
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A star you've grown bored of inflicts his personal will on a squad of miscreants.
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After an hour even the most well-versed self-pleasurer would get a little bored.
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They seem kind of bored by the whole thing, just two guys doing their jobs.
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Alas, Thomas' new house has a skeleton crew and he's bored out of his mind.
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When I can sit there and go, "This is going to happen," I get bored.
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Sure enough, around 1:30 AM, just as we started to get bored, it arrived.
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You might get bored and come home before you've seen much of it at all.
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It tells the story of an "easily bored" president casually upending well-established DC norms.
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Soon, clearly bored, he started to toss a tennis ball in the air to himself.
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Some said they were bored at home, with no electricity most hours of the day.
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"I clearly get bored very easily, because I do too many things," Mr. Henick said.
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Some of you live in countries that are largely bored or befuddled by the sport.
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You're here to win, so often and bigly that we all get bored of it.
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Let Children Get Bored Again Boredom teaches us that life isn't a parade of amusements.
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"When I meet people in the normal world now, I get bored," Mr. Hummer said.
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If we're bored in the car, we'll check the news or look at sports scores.
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At school, he says he was very unfocused, talked a lot, and got bored easily.
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People are bored, stuck at home and hungry to talk and listen to fellow humans.
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"I got bored," he told The Paulick Report, a horse-racing news website, in 2016.
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I never, ever was bored or tired at any meeting we were in with Lombardi.
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If you get bored, here are some movies you can watch to kill the time.
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I HATE being bored, and tend to wilt in the face of convention and repetition.
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Maybe it would be better for them to sleep, Ms. Goode thought, than be bored.
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I decided to embark on a social reengineering project, because why not, I was bored.
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It's just enough friction to prevent me from casually disabling the block when I'm bored.
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Afterward, as has become tradition, guests dropped their usual bored fashion faces and mobbed Mrs.
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This is just a wild guess, but are you bored in your house right now?
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Each week, Aaptiv adds 30 new workouts to the collection, so you'll never get bored.
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"Their rationale was that men are going to be bored in this job," he said.
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But I took a couple of courses and I was bored out of my mind.
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There is no uncanny valley, just a bored-looking avatar who's about to fire you.
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Mr. Trump refuses to read and is bored by anything that doesn't involve him personally.
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Kaila Hail-Stern, The Mary Sue Infinity War could be subtitled I Was Never Bored.
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For a while, she sat on a mat with her shoes off, looking almost bored.
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But in that room it's just bored band members doing graffiti over many, many years.
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But few of the people who watched the games could claim to have been bored.
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"Some guys just sit there and look like they're bored to death," Ms. Rojas said.
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I don't have time to be bored, and I don't have time to be lonely.
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The spectators were, in the words of one American sportswriter, "unbearably bored" by the game.
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By about 8:45, I was somewhat bored, wondering when the DJs would start performing.
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"I would consign my jeans and tops, because I'd get bored with stuff," she said.
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While singing these songs, he looked almost bored, as if wandering around someone else's stage.
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It's also good to give your pet some time to get bored of the plant.
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Gerber says people who live easy lives, where desires are instantly satiated, eventually get bored.
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To the assembled kids he issued a warning: They were about to get seriously bored.
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The "audience" on a film set was just your director and the perpetually bored crew.
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Bored by the prospect of anesthesiology research, Chuck asked Jay if he could pitch in.
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"I think the idea of being bored with someone else is excruciatingly painful," he says.
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"People who aren't into it get bored very fast, but it amazes me," he said.
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If the Major League Baseball All-Star Break is good for something, it's feeling bored.
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What did parents in the '70s do when kids were bored in the way-back?
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Shanshan, whose school was demolished, said she was bored at home and missed her friends.
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When I am bored, I am usually just playing on my phone for a while.
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When I met him for the first time, he told me not to get bored.
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Retirement doesn't sit well with Charlie ("I've been reading and tinkering, and now I'm bored").
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They're all so loaded, and this one's loaded in the way to make you bored.
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Writing about such a wide variety of hardware and software helps me from getting bored.
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People in Iowa were like, 'We've never been this bored, and we live in Iowa.
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Eventually he makes the prisoners fight one another, Gladiator style, just because he got bored.
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I would be bored if I was making the same music all of the time.
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I've been enjoying how detached and almost bored Fiennes seems in most of his scenes.
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I ended up working at Merrill Lynch, then Johnson & Johnson, but I was completely bored.
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Just six weeks after France's leading newspaper, Le Monde, pronounced that the country was "bored," too bored to join the youth protests underway in Germany and in the United States, students in Paris occupied the Sorbonne, one of the most illustrious universities in Europe.
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I don't know about you, but I've been getting pretty bored by phone colors of late.
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I delete Grindr every other week and download it again when I am bored and horny.
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With so few ways to spend time with him, I found myself getting bored rather quickly.
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I'm single, and lonely, and bored, and confused – but then at the same time, totally curious.
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Reps were bored answering the same basic questions repeatedly, which wasn't fun or challenging for them.
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She's either bored or she's happy –– and she was very, very happy to be out there.
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"Down in my burrow I never get bored, Riding on my hover board," reads his website.
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She's tired and bored, so Kelly suggests they pass the time by looking at old photos.
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Bunnies who are not given this kind of care can become bored, anti-social and destructive.
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Check out Yasmine and her ponytail's turn in "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" below.
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They are high-minded and condescending and maybe just bored rich people having some violent fun.
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Keep these looks in your back pocket for when you're bored with the same ol' style.
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We didn't want to be bored or feel like we were bound by any genre restrictions.
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I was a deliberately provocative, sexually precocious teenager, and was thoroughly bored by boys my age.
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In private, Trump was apparently bored by the subject and eager to move onto tax reform.
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Maybe some of them have a crush on another Zenly user, while others are just bored.
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But the startup has been building a chatbot app with a strong personality for bored teenagers.
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He says he gets bored with trivia apps in a few weeks, but Gravy is different.
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Becca Kufrin is so bored and frustrated and broken — and her contestants are damn near insufferable.
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But sometimes you just want to idly waste time on a pointless game when you're bored!
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At the center of this series is Melanie Lynskey's brilliant, wounded performance as bored wife Michelle.
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Failing all these we could just re-engineer our brains to not be bored with superlongevity.
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I was like, 'I just want the girls to be looking into their mirrors, super-bored.
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"Gallery mines" bored into mountainsides have replaced open-cast mines, which have been outlawed in Muzo.
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I chose this career because I can keep learning new skills and will never be bored.
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Still, she grew bored of the Vietnamese pop industry thanks to the country's restrictive censorship system.
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If you get bored of battles, you can take a break to check on your kingdom.
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If you make an acceptable choice, bored-looking, half-dressed lingerie models appear in the background.
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"I started the site one day when I was bored at work," he tells The Verge.
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Netflix may be bored with its Marvel heroes, but it clearly isn't done with superheroes altogether.
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The tracksuits were really born out of necessity of like, I am now bored, and stressed.
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We'd do it five times and get bored, no one would listen, and we'd give up.
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I'm pretty sure that if I played Let's Go by myself, I would get bored quickly.
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Steven himself is bored, sick of seeing the people who put him in prison on Dateline.
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It also will go into sleep mode if it gets bored and doesn't spot any action.
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Danson is appealing and odd in much the same way he was on Bored to Death.
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I'm bored but I know I need to crank out at least another hour of work.
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And a bunch of bored folks goofing around indoors because there was nothing else to do.
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If you're bored and trying to exercise, why not put it on and see what happens?
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Just like a second-stringer, or a bored outfielder who sees no action an entire game.
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Like a lot of people, we're a little bored with over-the-top public proposal videos.
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After years of studying computer science, he got bored, and started to wonder what was next.
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I bored roommates at the time with endless rants against a musician for speaking his mind.
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If you're ahead of what's being taught in the class, that's not good, you get bored.
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"When I got bored and wanted to isolate myself, my girls wouldn't let me," she said.
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I like all at museums, so when I'm bored I try to find some new ones.
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I was frantic over a threat, which to the bored officer was nothing to worry about.
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You're bored and exhausted and want nothing more than to go home and go to bed.
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He seems a little bored when he tells me about 2015's even more impressive figures.
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We've got these animal masks if you get bored of looking at your actual family members.
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"People get bored quickly if you're not providing them something new," says porn publicist Erika Icon.
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Unfortunately, that also means knowing that you might be bored; you will need lots of discipline.
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People get bored with lectures and will have a hard time remembering what you taught them.
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She was getting bored, and the paranoia really set in after a two-minute floppy session.
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As the game winds down, I am bored to sleep and tears at the same time.
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And if you get bored, you can always pop a few joy and see what happens.
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If you got bored with this referendum, remember the Scottish vote which seemed to take forever?
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Above all, he seemed overmatched by the job—exhausted, bored, confused—and furious at perceived sleights.
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Nothing in Android N has that "sizzle" But if I'm totally honest, I'm sort of bored.
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PBS KIDS Video Sometimes for a tired, bored child, the only way to go is video.
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For a while, the guy hangs back in the shadows, strumming and looking a bit bored.
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Others have suggested he was bored and looking for a bigger job in the White House.
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"Women have a tendency to get bored faster than men in a monogamous relationship," Renaud said.
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For example, a pup might be bored and need some playtime or a break from training.
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They were meant to be erotic, she realizes, but they actually depicted women waiting, being bored.
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"I tried to stop them, but they were bored and single and jobless," he told me.
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But I got very bored with doing schoolwork and quickly started to learn how to program.
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It's neat, the AR works okay and I was bored with it in about three minutes.
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In Thailand's bustling Chinatown, gold shops are empty and bored employees stare at their mobile phones.
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"If you're feeling lukewarm about work, you might just be bored or burned out," she says.
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Feeling stagnant or bored at work is a sure sign it's time to leave your job.
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The runners see stares — quizzical, blank or bored — or they see people look away in modesty.
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"They're bored," he told CNN after watching the interview with Mahmoud and other addicts in Idlib.
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Americans are bored with the usual handbag options, but when they are buying, smaller is better.
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When Dennis Berkholtz's parents moved to a retirement home in 2004, he worried they'd get bored.
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It's the wondering if you did it because you love them, or because you were bored.
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I've noted often that investors, while happy with the returns this year, seem bored and complacent.
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Do the puppets (to varying degrees naïve, impatient and bored) represent the uneven growing-up process?
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You're going to be very bored with this answer, but I don't do anything for fitness.
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Her "little monsters" moved onto the next chart topper, seemingly bored with her hocus pocus bullshit.
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" Armbrust limits that aimless vegging for his kids, telling them, "It's very easy to be bored.
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As the website Bored Panda points out, people in Japan are rocking pre-painted toenail stockings.
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Rather than being "bored" or "sniggering," Twombly happily embraced the more offensive sin of self-indulgence.
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The kind of bored that traps you into thinking that life is always this disgustingly dull.
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I used to live in Toronto, and I'd say people get bored out here much easier.
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My grandfather talked about being mightily bored and hot inside his tank during the Philippines campaign.
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Let them look like as disaffected and blank and bored as the rest of us feel.
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He tried ZombiU once but got bored and frustrated after too many zombies tore him apart.
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Like, the food that I gravitate towards when I'm sad, happy, just overall just bored, existing.
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But when an Apple recruiter called, he initially hung up, because he was bored by computers.
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What is there to connect to, when everyone's so bored and lonely ("blonely," in Feiffer's coinage)?
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It might be that the most distracted students turn to their laptops whenever they are bored.
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For now, though, Bored Panda is charging ahead, and hoping to remain on Facebook's good side.
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I'm exhausted — and bored — by the psychodramas that occupy an unnaturally large part of our attention.
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The restaurant was filled with dapper-looking businessmen dining in bored composure with clients or wives.
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Ross Douthat On most issues Donald Trump is inconstant, persuadable, bored and eager to move on.
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She said the prosecution looked bored at times and that she saw two of them napping.
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Seeing it there, among the chin stroking tourists and bored, meandering invigilators, I felt a pang.
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"Mrs." could easily have been a glossy, rushed novel about bitchy, bored housewives nursing social resentment.
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Of course, many Britons have tuned out, bored by endless and incomprehensible Brexit twists in Parliament.
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Journalists noted that the president himself looked slightly bored during his annual news conference on Dec.
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The 18-year-old said he practices when he gets bored at both school and work.
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The dispatcher, sitting in the office behind bulletproof glass, bored and tired, looked at my note.
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" She added, "When he's talking to you, he never looks bored or distracted in any way.
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I can take a lunch break in Central Park, go to Times Square if I'm bored.
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And then I'll play that win-lose, get bored and then be like, no, no, no!
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By being bored, he killed Hodor, the Raven, Summer and a whole race of tree people.
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But if you get bored, there's a Namco-owned, Pac-Man themed barcade within walking distance.
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As an intellectual, Jefferson was a water-strider, skimming over every subject; Adams bored into history.
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When I'm anxious, bored, or unsettled, I clean my apartment until the bad feelings go away.
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But if you're on the mend, super bored after weeks alone, and have an internet connection?
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And talking on the phone meant I didn't have to hide it when I got bored.
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I get bored when I don't feel like I'm learning anything, so language apps are perfect.
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Since when did conservatives suddenly become conveniently bored with getting to the bottom of Russian conspiracies?
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