Does that mean they don't exist? And you should judge the activities they
choose to pursue? I doubt it. Plonk that!

He can do whatever he likes, of course. I just take issue with the notion
that by not seeing the benefit in such a "hobby", I'm "lacking creativity".
I'd hardly call the demonstrably useless project that he's chosen to
undertake "creative".

Does that mean they don't exist? And you should judge the activities they
choose to pursue? I doubt it. Plonk that!

He can do whatever he likes, of course. I just take issue with the notion
that by not seeing the benefit in such a "hobby", I'm "lacking creativity".
I'd hardly call the demonstrably useless project that he's chosen to
undertake "creative".

Does that mean they don't exist? And you should judge the activities they
choose to pursue? I doubt it. Plonk that!

He can do whatever he likes, of course. I just take issue with the notion
that by not seeing the benefit in such a "hobby", I'm "lacking creativity".
I'd hardly call the demonstrably useless project that he's chosen to
undertake "creative".

Does that mean they don't exist? And you should judge the activities they
choose to pursue? I doubt it. Plonk that!

He can do whatever he likes, of course. I just take issue with the notion
that by not seeing the benefit in such a "hobby", I'm "lacking creativity".
I'd hardly call the demonstrably useless project that he's chosen to
undertake "creative".