Enjoying into Enduring

I'm not proud of it, but I ended up playing video games for about 5 hours last night with friends. Thinking about that right now made me wonder how long I would actually want to play video games for. I think I was starting to get to that point last night around 1, but I was really tired. I wonder what activity I could do for the longest before I wanted to stop. It couldn't be anything really physical obviously because that would introduce muscular fatigue into the equation which would speed things up considerably. Sleeping seems like the obvious choice, but I think after I wasn't tired anymore sleeping could become really boring. How long could I do anything before I wanted to do something else. I guess that's the other question. 12 hours? 24 hours? I may have to make a list of my top favorite things to do and actually see how long I could do them for. I think I usually try to push for this anyways, but since the activities usually involve other people things end sooner because they want to do something else. I think it would be a neat experiment, plus I could do my favorite things for as long as I wanted to. That would be great.

If I could eat anything today I would eat all the items on a menu from a really nice restaurant. I think over the course of the day I could manage it. Especially since really nice restaurants usually don't have enormous servings.

If I could throw anything at anything else today I would throw a sack of tomato sauce at a large exterior white wall of some modern house. I don't want to waste food or vandalize anything, I just think it would look good.

If I could stand on anything today I would stand on one of the pyramids, the less nice of the two so that I could look over at the nicer one. I would only want to stand there for a short while though. There would be no shade and I imagine it would get really hot. I would build a slide to get back down again.

Of Montreal is happy music.