Anyone got any unusual or quirky hobbies?
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I think I really ought to "come out" now.
Forgive me fellow Crudites. But I am/are, by all accounts, not my own account, allegedly, ver batim, per se, et al...(etc)
I'm a kitten killer. Well, that and the odd puppy. Anything warm and with a heart beat really. :twisted:
Love n hugs
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I like to stroke caterpillars.0
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DIESELDOG wrote:I think I really ought to "come out" now.
Forgive me fellow Crudites. But I am/are, by all accounts, not my own account, allegedly, ver batim, per se, et al...(etc)
I'm a kitten killer. Well, that and the odd puppy. Anything warm and with a heart beat really. :twisted:
Love n hugs
DD
Don't worry it's not that stange, I'm training to do this for a living.0 -
no strange hobbies
i'm fascintated by anything that flies, but thats what i do for a living
bikes are pretty integral to everything and then photography!
I dont do slurry i'm afraid, only horses manure :roll:0 -
Used to play that game as a kid. I still have all my toes.mak3m wrote:lol two knife wielding maniacs stand opposite each other feet should width apart you thow the knife between their feet to leave it sticking out the ground, then bend and pick it up
if you fail you have to move your feet closer together
You only need two tools: WD40 and Duck Tape.
If it doesn't move and should, use the WD40.
If it shouldn't move and does, use the tape.0 -
Well stop filling the crudcatcher up with it then!0
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yeehaamcgee wrote:Well stop filling the crudcatcher up with it then!
I'm sorry, I'll take it to The Hub, where you're allowed to have fun!0 -
lol if its clean enough for the hub it cant be that bad then :twisted:0
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Lets just say it involves Bolton, a lady, Ronald McDonald fancy dress, a chambermaid, suspected murder and the whole situation leaving a bad taste in my mouth when I got caught red handed :?: :?: :?: :?:0
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LMAO
I once saw a smurf take a girl from behind in a glass elevator in Nottingham, well i say me it was actually a couple of dozen people drinking in the hotel bar that saw it :shock:0 -
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Another one for liking the RC cars - used to race a Tamiya TL01, still got a Mardave v10 which has a plate steel chasis. A friend has been promising to make a carbon fibre chasis for it and then she'll go like... I'm guessing a smurf's backside in an elevator...0
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Dammit, I had just managed to remove that story from my mind after almost a year of having nightmares about it! Thanks a lot!0
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VWsurfbum wrote:
Year, started when i was 9 and raced up until i found pubs (offically) at 18, got quite serious too, semi sponsered at Pro 10, had deals with certain shops etc, still got friends from that era now, but dont know anyonw who still races. its all nitro rubbish now.yeehaamcgee wrote:Seems a lot of people on here used to race RC cars!
Hermit off roaders was our club, then springfield off roaders, was involved with the world cup course in basildon, that was something else.
Naww guy accross the road plays electirc cars and man have they come on. Brushless motors and so fricken thing is faster than his nitro stuff... sounds like a jet engine it revs so fast on the electric one those crazy!0 -
Another one for rc cars.
I used to race nationally in 1/8th nitro offroad, both buggy and truggy and was on the committee at our local club, the central scotland off roaders.
It all got a bit too expensive though as we were travelling the length and breadth of the country racing ever other week.
I thought taking up mountain biking would be a nice cheap hobby for me. :oops:Never argue with an idiot, he'll only drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.0 -
not my hobb honest
was out on route 6 yesterday between market harborough and northampton and saw this
dads army in full ww2 kit, young lads and old timers
im assuming its a hobby and that they were not some lost patrol that never got the stand down message :P0 -
Ice Hockey, Tennis and Football.0
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yeehaamcgee wrote:Seems a lot of people on here used to race RC cars!
+1
I raced at club and national level for several years but the fact I live in Cornwall and had anywhere between 4 and 12 hours driving every race weekend to get to events took it's toll in the end.
I raced bangers/hot rods before that.
I was pretty handy and that too but I could spend anything upto 30 hours prepping a car only to completely destroy in 15 minutes, which wears pretty thin, really quickly.
That and the fact I'd spend most Monday and Tuesdays not being able to move my neck kinda chafes your ass after a while too....0 -
Ah, the Thread has been rekindled...
Another love is retro computers, all those old Sinclair, BBC, XT, 286, 386, Apple SE/30 and programmable calculators fro, yesteryear...0 -
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I like to post random crap on forums...which gives me no real benefit other than laughter and a warm feeling.
I also wear two pairs of socks every day, 365 days of the year. Ok, that's not actually a hobby, but it's unusual possibly. Or does anyone else do it with me?Out with the old, in with the new here.0 -
Still obsessed with Amiga stuff, in fact my pc gets to run an Amiga emulator more often than anything else. Also have an Amiga with a whole, whopping, 2MB of RAM.
I do some other stuff too.0 -
retro cameras and lenses, mainly olympus and 32mm types, currently renovating an OM-1 which is taking up some serious time and patients!0
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My hobbies are recording music (I maintain studios for my job, in my spare time I do bits of recording) and classical singing. I've sung in a choir for the last 20 years, now I'm the assistant organist there and sometimes conduct as i'm 'second in command'.
Other than that, biking, driving, movies and bashin one out every now and then are what I waste my time doing (not necesarily in that order ) It takes as much courage to have tried and failed as it does to have tried and succeeded.
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