Favourite wastes of time? (low movement)

[Gizmo]

I'm laid up for another 2 weeks.

I have movement issues since a lot of movement causes my muscles to cramp and become even more achey.

Therefore I need suggestions: What are your favorite wastes of time that might well keep me amused rather than going stir crazy?

Internet preferred but open to other suggestions.

[Ghel]

My current two addictions: Candy Crush Saga (yeah, it's an overhyped Facebook game, but it is fun) or, if you're looking for something a little (puts fingers next to each other) more intellectual, there's Words of Wonder. You can waste tons of time playing either of them.

[Jay 2K Winger]

I recently got addicted to Doodle God. It only costs 99c and even after you complete the various levels/quests, you can reset them and try again, so you can try to "beat" them without using hints.

[Cooper]

I'd look at steam. All of the major games are cheaper, and it has a lot of nice, cheap indie games that are good time-sinks.

[Fire_on_High]

Minecraft. It'll keep you occupied for as long as you allow it to, really.

[Dighti]

kongregate.com has a ton of different games

[Antares]

Mechwarrior Online if that is your thing. Free to play. I'm afraid to think of the time I've spent playing.

[fireheart]

Roblox is kinda like minecraft's creative mode.

[Jester]

Angry Birds.
Angry Birds Star Wars.
Angry Birds Space.
Angry Birds Rio.
Bad Piggies.
Tetris.
Facebook.
CS.com.
Movies.
TV, especially cooking competition shows. Currently Master Chef Junior is a hoot.
Some shows that may be available On Demand where you are, that I've thoroughly enjoyed, include Copper, Orphan Black, Grimm, True Blood, Game of Thrones, CSI, NCIS, Broadchurch, and Top Gear. Yes, I watch a lot of BBC America...why do you ask?

[fireheart]

Youtube also has some good videos...they've got (almost) the entire series of Robot Wars up
(from Craig Charles onward)

[Ironclad Alibi]

Here are several fun time wasting online games.

3D Logic - Connect the same color squares together on 3 sides of a cube.

3D Logic II

Bash the Haggis

Boomshine

Mystery of Time and Space - Adventure game

Warthog Launch

Roadblocks

Arcane - Online Mystery Serial

[mathnerd]

Angry Birds.
Angry Birds Star Wars.
Angry Birds Space.
Angry Birds Rio.
Bad Piggies.
Tetris.
Facebook.
CS.com.
Movies.
TV, especially cooking competition shows. Currently Master Chef Junior is a hoot.
Some shows that may be available On Demand where you are, that I've thoroughly enjoyed, include Copper, Orphan Black, Grimm, True Blood, Game of Thrones, CSI, NCIS, Broadchurch, and Top Gear. Yes, I watch a lot of BBC America...why do you ask?

If I didn't know better (and with the exception of cs and fb), I'd swear my youngest son hacked your account to post that list.

[Tama]

Terraria and the new Kindle game Life of a Wizard.

[Jester]

If I didn't know better (and with the exception of cs and fb), I'd swear my youngest son hacked your account to post that list.

Nah. Your youngest son just has impeccable taste.

[AccountingDrone]

Some shows that may be available On Demand where you are, that I've thoroughly enjoyed, include Copper, Orphan Black, Grimm, True Blood, Game of Thrones, CSI, NCIS, Broadchurch, and Top Gear. Yes, I watch a lot of BBC America...why do you ask?

Have you seen the new series A Young Doctor's Notebook yet? Daniel Radcliff plays a fresh graduate of the Imperial Medical School in Moscow in 1917 - he gets sent to a small hospital in Siberia to replace the recently deceased head Doctor. It is sort of framed by his packing up his office under the observation of the newly minted Soviet Army when he is a bit older, probably in the 1930s. Just watched the pilot episode and in a very oddly russian way it is very funny.