what hobbies have you got?
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cycling, fishing, messing around with my 2001 Honda Insight resto project.2012 Cannondale Synapse0
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welkman wrote:Trying to learn how to sail my international canoe, hiking, photography. I also really like taking things apart and putting them back together again.....
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Ha ha are you still in the swimming stage? or can you keep her upright for a good length now. Took me nearly 6 months to get the hang of a moth.
I build instruments,harps and spinets at the moment hoping to move to woodwinds when i can afford a lathe.
I play oboe and am studying music theory. Cyclocross in the winter this year if i can scrounge a bike.
Other than that not a lot really.0 -
Agent57 wrote:First-person shooters. Mostly Team Fortress 2 at the moment.
any nice hatsLe Cannon [98 Cannondale M400] [FCN: 8]
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Cycling, running, kayaking, knocking one out....0
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essex-commuter wrote:knocking one out....
That's just primitive reflex, not a hobby.0 -
kelsen wrote:That's just primitive reflex, not a hobby.
Hobby
noun, plural -bies.
1. an activity or interest pursued for pleasure or relaxation and not as a main occupation:
Ahh not a main occupation. Didn't realise that otherwise I wouldn't have posted it!0 -
Hobbies:
Kids - doing stuff they wanna do
Kids - Finding stuff for them to do
Running/Gym/Cycling when I get the time
Rifle or clay shooting once a week. or once a month.
In a previous life:
Played guitar for a rock band and played guitar for a "boy band" on tour.
Riding on road and racing motorbikes
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Haven't we had this topic before? Never mind, it's a good one.
I read lots (though not as much as I'd like to)
I'm studying for a masters degree in my spare time (does that count as a hobby?)
The occasional role playing game (of the geeky dice-rolling variety)
I have a young son who provides many hours of diversion and entertainment.
I plan lots of other hobbies for the mythical future when I will have time to do them.
Finally, me and the missus keep snakes. Much easier to look after than the baby!FCN 6 in the week on the shiny new single speed.
FCN 3 at the weekend - struggling to do it justice!0 -
Cycling, watching a lot of sport (in terms of hours anyway, Cycling, football and F1 are time intensive sports to watch), and, when i get time to myself, play computer games.
Don't get a lot time for any of it, since I still try and be sociable and keep the GF happy, so I feel I don't really do any one of them properly.0 -
Cycling, cadet stuff (although that seems to be getting more than just a hobby these days) watching cricket and recently started to enjoy the Aussie Rules football.Officers don't run, it's undignified and panics the men0
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Reading
Music: play saxophones and clarinets - regularly in a couple of groups and then play in the odd show
Music: listening - generally anything that's going
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NGale wrote:Aussie Rules football.
Watching or playin?Le Cannon [98 Cannondale M400] [FCN: 8]
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I used to play baseball and in the next field there was an Aussie Rules team. Crazy game.
Makes Rugby look like a game for hairdressers.FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees
I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!0 -
Sailing. Takes up most of my time (and money) as I travel all over the UK and further afield competing. Other than that gym classes and reading.0
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MonkeyMonster wrote:NGale wrote:Aussie Rules football.
Watching or playin?
at the moment just watching, not exactly many teams down here in the south west to give the game a go.
and Eke, after the game I watched the other morning, even Jake said Rugby was a game for girls and he's played rugby union since he was a nipper.Officers don't run, it's undignified and panics the men0 -
Sailorchick wrote:Sailing. Takes up most of my time (and money) as I travel all over the UK and further afield competing. Other than that gym classes and reading.
For sailing also read 'bottomless money pit' I see the amount Jake and his cousin spend on their sailing activities :shock:Officers don't run, it's undignified and panics the men0 -
Did'nt someone once describe sailing as like "Standing in the shower, fully clothed, while tearing up £20.00 notes!" ?
Graham.0 -
Nah, that's offshore powerboat racing - the same principle applies though, only the denominations of the notes are slightly lower.FCN 5 belt driven fixie for city bits
CAADX 105 beastie for bumpy bits
Litespeed L3 for Strava bits
Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast.0 -
Agent57 wrote:First-person shooters. Mostly Team Fortress 2 at the moment.
Passed a milestone this weekend:
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Fly fishing, occasional golf, occasional shooting.0
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Cycling
Music, gigs and listening
football and rugby as a supporter than than participant these days
MMA, watching and training
cooking and visiting fine restaurants.. is that a hobby? as I certainly make a habit of itPurveyor of sonic doom
Very Hairy Roadie - FCN 4
Fixed Pista- FCN 5
Beared Bromptonite - FCN 140 -
Graham. wrote:Did'nt someone once describe sailing as like "Standing in the shower, fully clothed, while tearing up £50.00 notes!" ?
Graham.
FTFY
Easy way to increase the selling price is to add marine or boat to the title0 -
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Used to do a lot of sailing, not so much when I moved down here which is ironic as I am a lot closer then I was in Birmingham.
Mostly cycling now, music film etc etc and photography, used to do it professionally as well as the video editing etc etc side to my last job but it was my own kit, couple of canon dslr's few pro lenses etc.0 -
MonkeyMonster wrote:Blimey, I'm a primeval warrior (and only 170) but that is silly hours...
I'm a primeval warrior too (September 17th, 2007), so I've had three and a half years to build up the time. Put like that, it's not so bad - between TF2 and Portal, The Orange Box was incredibly good value.
My mate has racked up more than 1800 hours -- more than 1000 on Demoman alone. /o\0 -
none anymore. I used to dive but work sort of got in the way. still have all the kit, and have managed to convince myself i am frightened of diving now. not sure if i will sell the kit or have another go when i am a bit older and the kids have left homeVeni Vidi cyclo I came I saw I cycled0
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MonkeyMonster wrote:" Passed a milestone this weekend:"
Is that a bit like passing a Gall stone?
Graham.0 -
MonkeyMonster wrote:
I'm on 1597 hours now. \o/
By the way, I assume that was you on UKCS #3 last night. Didn't recognise the name, but there can't be many people who would know I'm Agent57 on Bikeradar. If it wasn't you, I have a stalker! :shock:0 -
Shooting, skiing, photography and offshore yacht racing for me, though have got round the standing in the shower tearing up banknotes by just crewing for other people!0
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Graham. wrote:Did'nt someone once describe sailing as like "Standing in the shower, fully clothed, while tearing up £20.00 notes!" ?Pannier, 120rpm.0