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50 Things You Could Have Been Doing Instead of Watching the Inauguration

According to Tomi Lahren, not watching the Inauguration means your a snowflake.

Madison

Jan 23, 2017

Milton, Georgia

50 Things You Could Have Been Doing Instead of Watching the Inauguration

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On January 20, 2017, we will watch Donald Trump become America's next President. That thought alone makes me more than slightly anxious, and I'm still a little salty that he actually won the electoral college. I decided the day after he got elected that I wouldn't watch him get sworn in, so I made a list of all the things I could've been doing in the meantime. According to social media, this makes me a snowflake, whatever that means, but what better way to kill time during the Inauguration than make a list of other things I could be doing?

1. Read a book.

2. Read an entire book series.

3. Watch all the "Harry Potter" movies with no breaks.

4. Watch every "Star Wars" episode with no breaks.

5. Go for a run.

6. Go for another run.

7. Get stuck in Atlanta rush hour traffic.

8. Do stuff for school.

9. Do stuff for work.

10. Take a 12 hour nap.

11. Listen to every Taylor Swift album.

12. Watch "The X-Files".

13. Catch up on "Grey's Anatomy".

14. Read another book.

15. Write some poetry.

16. Spend hours on Tumblr.

17. Reorganize your entire room.

18. Watch past Inaugurations instead.

19. Read about past Presidents.

20. Take a very long bath.

21. Binge watch a random YouTuber.

22. Watch Vine compilations.

23. Drink a lot of wine.

24. Make a Twitter thread of pictures of cats.

25. Get your oil changed.

26. Call your grandma.

27. Apply for internships.

28. Listen to your favorite band.

29. Watch said band's music videos.

30. Watch a Netflix documentary.

31. Watch the QVC channel for five hours.

32. Like someone's picture from 2011.

33. Read the dictionary.

34. Read the entire Jane Austen collection.

35. Make funny Joe Biden and Obama memes.

36. Find even funnier memes.

37. Rewatch "The Office".

38. Watch every "Indiana Jones" movie.

39. Laugh every time some calls you a snowflake because you're still salty Trump won.

40. Tweet Tomi Lahren and ask where she got the term snowflakes from anyway.

41. Proceed to get frustrated by her Twitter because she's that annoying.

42. Find the "weird" side of YouTube and laugh for hours.

43. Watch creepy clown videos.

44. Read lots of poetry.

45. Spend some more time on Tumblr.

46. Reread "Harry Potter".

47. Get another tattoo.

48. Get another piercing.

49. Dye your hair.

50. Literally anything other than watching Trump be sworn in.

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Constantly having to dress business formal.

Group projects.

Applying for internships.

Being told your major is easy.

You just want to be rich already.

Explaining to people why you're a business major.

Using LinkedIn like it's Facebook.

You grow up too fast.

Trying way too hard to make a good impression on companies at career fairs.

Many of your professors have foreign accents.

You don't want to graduate, but you know that you're more than ready.

10 things that most incoming college freshmen have no idea about.

Your Schedule

The Library

Time Management

Registration

Housing

The Dining Hall

Teachers

Clubs

High School Friends

Finals

It's not all morning coffees and singing along to the radio.

You can't just go to your room to take a nap in the middle of your classes.

Having to spend all your extra cash on gas for your car.

Speaking of money, you probably don't have a meal plan so you're forced to scrounge up some change or mooch off of your friends.

It can be harder to maintain the friendships you make with people from class.

Finding a parking spot.

It can be harder to be involved on campus because between your one, two, or three jobs and school you don't have much free time.

When you try to be super involved on campus, it can kill your sleep schedule.

It's impossible to do homework at home, but staying on campus isn't an option sometimes.

There are surveys and events that you can't participate in because you're a commuter.

Group projects are the bane of your existence.

Traffic.

Your backpack rivals that of a survivalist trekking in the woods.

Driving all the way to campus to find a note on the door of your classroom saying class was cancelled.

Because have you ever had to endure grilling your foot on a George Foreman?

1. When he just wanted bacon from his George Foreman grill

2. When he had money (and Jan) issues

3. When he got upstaged at Phyllis' wedding

4. When he unintentionally saved Meredith from rabies

5. When he wore a "bisexual" suit

6. When he had to apologize to Jesus

7. When his GPS drove him into a lake

8. When he had to deal with Ryan as his boss

9. When he couldn't fulfill his most generous empty promise

10. When this happened

11. When he struggled with a X-Mas break up

12. When he had to defend his generosity

13. When he threw a classy Christmas party for Holly but she had a boyfriend

14. When he had to stand up to peer pressure

15. When Toby was "Toby-ish"

This isn't just for the single Pringles out there either, folks

Run Around Clanging Pots and Pans in Everyone's Face

Eat the Last Few Pigs in a Blanket

Pop Twelve White Grapes

Burn Something

Smash Things Against a Wall

Spontaneously Begin an Irish Jig

Call Your Mother

Throw a Coffee Table Out a Window

Sing "Auld Lang Syne" at the Top of Your Lungs

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