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

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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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