I am not bored with the game at all but I do find myself doing thing to keep me entertained. I have compiled a short list of fun things to do, some of which are a little time consuming but pay out in LOL's.

Tag! - Hit a giant and lead him to a populated area, make sure you have the difficulty on Hard and find a hiding spot. lol.

Prison break - After the Quest Blood and Ice (or what ever its called) release the wizard from jail and pick a fight! lol.

Base jumping - Grab a horse and jump a cliff. Lol's WILL be had!

Decathlon - Piss a tribe off and RUN!

Basket case - Max your stamina and collect baskets only. Head to a town and try to trap poor souls in a pile of baskets. ( I currently have a child trapped under 300+ baskets.) the game is really slow in that area as well.

Alcoholic - Drink! drink! drink! jump on tables and knock crap all over the place!

Skyrim killer - Kill a town and take everyone's clothes.

What do you do?

As a throwback to the grand theft auto series, I will often end each skyrim session by saving my game, and trying to see how many guards I can kill before they take me out.

This was pretty entertaining and fast at low levels when 3 or 4 guards with bows can really do a number on you while you battle 2 others.

Now that I'm level 36, its becoming less fun because it takes almost forever.

Putting cast iron pots on people's heads and hitting them with swords is also fun.

When the evening comes along, I like to head to Dragonsreach and sprint up and down on the tables.

Keep those maids busy.

Get pickpoketing up to 100 go to a town and steal everybody's cloths... They all walk around naked. Some times the things people say are so much more funny when they are naked. I took the cloths of one lady in whiterun and she then responded with "what's wrong? Can't stand the sight of a strong nord woman?!" lol

I like to pull giants to areas as well. Usually they happen to be areas I don't feel like clearing.

Also, can you overload someone with items? I mean to pickpocket and put so much stuff in an NPC's inventory. It could also be fun to frenzy a bunch of people in a town and see where that takes you.

I wish, I don't think you can overload anyone... I think I might make a bunch of Dragon armor's and reveres pick pocket everyone in town so that they wear it. that would be pretty cool...do all NPC put on the best armor in their inventory?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUkRatOSxaI&t=14s

lol, I loved doing that. I have another character with enough Pickpocket to get the perk again, but I'm unable to decide if I want more combat perks or if I want to be silly. I'll probably end up getting them again. I miss doing it!

Another one I love is finding bridges that you can lower with a lever, then dragging a body to the very tip of it (or dropping items on it), then going back to the lever and hitting it and watching the body get catapulted. It's good Marksman/Archery practice, too!

I've just dropped every skull and tusk in-game right inside my front door in Whiterun so it makes a huge ruckus every time I load into my house there. Bones and skulls flying everywhere.. You guys are inspiring me though.

I have given beggars expensive items via the reverse pickpocket, but nothing came of it. I should try it again with ale and wine.

I run those a**hole Thalmor right into Giant Encampments, then sit on a rock, kick back, watch and drink some hardy mead.

Then resurrect them with the PC console code.

I killed those hags. Gerda sent thugs after me

Aw no way? Then I shall kill her in your name.

i play a game of photo guard armor
slowly killing all the different type of guards and taking there armor to have a lovley pic of me in it

For some reason the game didn't clean up Ulfric Stormcloak or Galmar Stonefist after the Imperials and I killed them, so I stripped them down and put them in a compromising position right in front of the Jarl's throne in the Palace of the kings. So for a while whenever I went back to talk to the Jarl, there was some creepy makeout session going on in front of the Jarl (I called it the real Stormcloak Rebellion, lol). That got boring so I moved Ulfric and Galmar to the dinner table so now it looks like the people in the Palace of the Kings are having some sort of cannibalistic feast.

I also have a lot of fun playing with the water currents.