Cause it makes me less judgemental.
I used to look at people who played out famous battles with toy soldiers they painted themselves/collected erasers/attended Star Trek conventions and muttered ‘Get a life’ only half under my breath.
Now that I find my main source of entertainment on one wheel, I find that I no longer inhabit the (imaginary?) moral high ground that allowed me such a judgement over their pastimes. And I like me better when I’m not that judgemental.
Why walk?
because my nads like the abuse
Thats a really good response. 
Because if I don’t, I might as well go back to bed.
BECAUSE ITS THERE!!
or
why not?
Mr. Boogiejuice asked <<Why walk?>>
Boo Radley’s immediate response was:
Now, I’m no sports scientist, but I’d say Boo Radley needs to work on his walking action.
I think I was initially attracted to unicycling because it was a challenge, and I was also learning to juggle at the time so unicycling fitted in well with that.
I didn’t ride much until last year, when I got back into it as a result of some of my friends at university starting a juggling club and learning to unicycle.
Now, I would say the main reasons I ride are -
Although it isn’t the reason I ride, this forum definitely gives me plenty of motivation to ride more and learn new tricks. Before I saw this forum I thought the best thing that could be done on a uni was idling!
James Potter beat me to it:
If the problem is other people giving you a hard time, that’s all the answer you need. Or stuff like:
Etc.
If you really want to know why we forum members unicycle, I guess I could take a very long answer and sum it up into two majors:
I’ve been mountain biking for about 15 years, and no sport has ever excited me more…until now.
I learned to ride a uni in Oct 05, and my bike is exactedly where I parked it on that day; and I’m not sure I’ll ever ride 2 wheels again.
Ride on.
One more of us, one less of them.