Post: #1

Hello folks, just had an idea of putting each of our hobbies/activities we enjoy, here in the forum so we can get to know each other better and maybe inspire other playas to add new cool activities to our lives.

Here are a few of mine:

• Playing guitar
• Play the harmonica
• Sing and play cool songs with my guitar
• Play chess
• Learn mandarin chinese
• Play pool
• Practice Aikido (martial art)
• Play videogames
• Work out
• Play Raquetball
• Learn music theory
• Read books
• Watch tv series and movies online
• Practice lucid dreaming
• Having a dream journal
• Dance salsa (gotta get back on this one)
• Write lyrics
  

Lets talk also about stuff we would love to try out

• Yoga
• Surf
• Diving
  

So forum, what do you love to do?

Post: #2

Been playing guitar for over 20 years
Rewiring guitar electronics
Guitar collecting
Pc building and repair
Hacking video game systems, iphones
Ripping and copying DVDs and blu-rays
Sewing, upholstery, adjust my own clothes
Sports cars, hot rods
Languages, I speak 3
Gambling, craps, blackjack
Programming, C/C++, Labview, assembly, various others
Networking
Reading
Psychology
I used to make body jewelry and do piercing
Just started blogging

Post: #3

-sketching
-painting
-graffiti
-reading
-piano
-basketball
-photography
-cooking
-lifting
-boxing

Post: #4

-Skiing
-Poker
-Golf
-Reading
-Fishing/Hiking/Camping
-Researching conspiracy theories
-Working out
-Debating
-Fantasy sports
-Frisbee golf
-Tailgating sporting events

Post: #5

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Boxing
MMA
Chasing girls
Drinking
Buying clothes
Making money online
Sushi
Travel

Post: #6

basketball
football
fast cars
networking
fine dining
cooking
running
paintball
photography

Post: #7

Boxing
Workout/Gym
Maths & Economics
Website/Online Things
Socialising
Cooking
Grooming (myself)
Thats all i can think of.

Post: #8

Travel
Cooking
Films (mostly foreign or indie)
Gambling & Poker
Photography
Drinking

Post: #9

Seduction
Hypnosis
Boxing/MMA
Dancing (tango, swing, bboy)
Baseball
Learning languages
Web design
Poker
Programming/netsec
World travel
Chess/Go
Stocks/value investing

Post: #10

Working out
Videogames (mainly collecting/development rather than actually playing)
Cooking
Drawing
Wrenching on cars/motorcycles
Racing (cars)
Sarging
Reading
Clothing (looking for vintage, having things made, etc)
Following sports (baseball, Formula 1)
Collecting things (political buttons, 1800's political cartoons, old electronics, life magazine, blah blah 100 other things)

Post: #11

Nice list guys.

@November: Can you tell us how you go at it with Hypnosis? Sounds really interesting

Post: #12

Running (marathons)
Lifting
Women
Golf
Self-Employment
Learning Languages (I suck at this)
Fish/Hunt
Hike/Camp
Rock Climb
American Football Fan (played at a small school)
Travel
Read (Philosophy, Psych, and NLP)
NLP

Post: #13

Quote:@November: Can you tell us how you go at it with Hypnosis? Sounds really interesting

Sure. I actually wrote a thread on hypnosis/nlp.

Started out practicing on friends/family. Now I'll occasionally do private consultations for positive change.

Basic stage stuff (hands stuck together, name amnesia) at parties is always good for entertainment too.

Post: #14

Things I aspire to pick up in 2012 (or at least start picking up):

-Spanish
-Some musical instrument (probably piano/keyboard)
-Scuba

Post: #15

- guitar
- writing
- cooking
- lifting
- skiing
- reading/learning
- building model airplanes.

i know that last one is heavily associated with betas/omegas, but I build realistic looking planes from wwII and onward wars. I also enjoy researching the history associated with the planes/the battles they are in, never really bring it up in conversation though. I find the sanding and airbrushing is relaxing whereas it also hones my attention to detail and precision which I can apply to gaming. Now that I'm in school I haven't been working on them, but I used to work a few hours a week at most. I was even thinking of staring a business where people would pay me to make their grandfather, fathers or their plane they flew in the military. However chinese sweatshop operations have taken this over with more efficiency than I could do.

Post: #16

I more have projects or hobbies that i want to complete vs hobbies per say, other than a few things i use to relax or procastinate.

Right now:
Cycling
fitness and diet
my porsche
the ladies game
travel and internationalizion
software
startups
reading and internet news&forums
scuba and snowboarding

once i have some savings i want understanding investing.

ocassional activities are scuba and snowboarding

Post: #17

Wow you guys do so much in your downtime. I only find time to do these:

Reading
Rapping
Music Production
Game
Mushroom cultivation
Working out*
Aikido*
*Planning to start soon

Post: #18

Building shit. Not only educational and marketable (I've sold a few circuit kits and the like), but you can impress in odd ways.
Reading
Lifting
Building more shit
Ballroom dance (not a particular way to pick up women, but it seems to surprise and please them once they find out)
A little salsa
Improv
Game/Socialization; I can hold my own but am working on approaching and initiating more (in general, not just women).

Post: #19

Good to see everyone doing really interesting stuff.

(01-06-2012 09:46 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:  Wow you guys do so much in your downtime. I only find time to do these:

Reading
Rapping
Music Production
Game
Mushroom cultivation
Working out*
Aikido*
*Planning to start soon

Hey Goldin Boy, what made you consider taking Aikido as a martial art?

Post: #20

My hobbies: play video games, work out, occasionally go out. I run a p/t hauling business on the side of looking for work, but the income is very meager right now; am trying to go for being a cop.

Post: #21

(01-08-2012 09:12 PM)FretDancer Wrote:  Good to see everyone doing really interesting stuff.

(01-06-2012 09:46 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:  Wow you guys do so much in your downtime. I only find time to do these:

Reading
Rapping
Music Production
Game
Mushroom cultivation
Working out*
Aikido*
*Planning to start soon

Hey Goldin Boy, what made you consider taking Aikido as a martial art?

I'm from a rough inner-city neighborhood and I wanted some kind of self-defense that didn't come in a holster. I have no desire to start shit with people but there are many insecure individuals around me who think they're tough by fighting someone who looked at them wrong. I looked it up and I was interested in it b/c it seems to be about defense/countering/redirecting opponents strikes. I want the confidence that if something does go down, I can hold my own.

Post: #22

20 plus years playing guitar (still not worth a shit; currently obsessed with Matt Schofield)
running
competing in triathlons (occasionally)
diving
reading
investing