Outside of computers/gaming, what hobbies do you guys have?

[GeoSquigg]

8 hours ago, ThisIsCheez said:

Haven't gotten brave enough for a bike that size yet. Still loving my TU250X

yeah everyone said i was nuts for learning to ride on a 1700cc bike .. rode for 2 years till my tires found a patch of gravel going around a corner .. low-sided into a concrete barrier

[RuffRuffmcgruff]

Going the gym, hiking is pretty fun but i haven't done one in ages, playing footie, watching footie, sleep is also reaaaalllly fun, playing basketball, watching basketball. Apart from that i can't think of much else

[JoeCoke]

These two guys.

[Ithanul]

8 hours ago, GeoSquigg said:

yeah everyone said i was nuts for learning to ride on a 1700cc bike .. rode for 2 years till my tires found a patch of gravel going around a corner .. low-sided into a concrete barrier

Gravel....that stuff is some sneaking stuff.

Had the back of one of my motorcycles land into some gravel in a turn.  That about the most scared I ever got on a motorcycle, second being when a F-150 King Ranch almost came on top of me.

[duncannah]

im a boring ass mf so nothing

[jiyeon]

Outside of computers and all, I'm a fan of Korean pop and am an avid collector of several K-pop albums from the big ones such as Twice, AOA, and Blackpink!

 

It's hard to get good deals since I live in the UK, but I love Korean pop as a music genre and a culture, so I'm fully into this.

[Drak3]

2 hours ago, Ithanul said:

second being when a F-150 King Ranch almost came on top of me.

That wouldn't really scare me all that much. Either I'd be completely fine other than a headache and a bruise, or suddenly it's not my problem.

[Crunchy Dragon]

I enjoy fishing quite a bit.

Also generally hanging out with friends, that's always fun.

 

Beyond those, not too much.

[Drak3]

12 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I enjoy fishing quite a bit.

Tell me a story about the Great War, grandpa.

[Zusafek]

20 hours ago, ThisIsCheez said:

Deep sea fishing. You dive or fish from a boat?

Both. I love spear fishing when I free dive. And for rod and reel it's when I go shark fishing primarily. 

[Fasauceome]

Been doing Taekwondo since I was 7, it's a great choice if you're looking for a lifelong investment.

[ThisIsCheez]

13 hours ago, GeoSquigg said:

yeah everyone said i was nuts for learning to ride on a 1700cc bike .. rode for 2 years till my tires found a patch of gravel going around a corner .. low-sided into a concrete barrier

I hate gravel. I've only laid my bike over once and it was going <5mph into my driveway and the gravel threw me down. Happened so slow I got to let out a short story of swears before I hit the ground. Luckily all I did was scuff the exhaust a little bit and put a huge dent in my pride.

[Guest]

On 2/12/2019 at 1:27 AM, Drak3 said:

That's an opinion shared by individuals like Hitler, Stalin, Kim Jon Un, Castro, and just about every other dictator and every other tyrannical government.

 

well you just don't get this shit in North Korea, do you.

[KE2012]

On 2/12/2019 at 4:47 AM, ThisIsCheez said:

Absolutely. Had a 50cc Metropolitan for a couple years for getting around town and upgraded to a Suzuki TU250X for my first real bike. I thought about getting something bigger but it's honestly the perfect bike for me right now.

Hey, we all had to start somewhere.  My first bike was a Honda XR125L and I rode that thing all over the place for 2 years. Snow, hail rain, you name it. Very reliable bike and easy to clean! My current bike is a royal pain in the ass to clean haha, nooks and crannys everywhere. As for the 250, do you live in a city? If so that is the perfect size in my opinion for city riding. Not too large like a Wide load coming down the road, light, nimble and low fuel costs.

 

I've had a real classic 250 before, a MZ TS 250. That thing is the most reliable vehicle I have ever had the pleasure of riding. You could put anything in its tank / oil and it would run like a real trooper, the secret was knowing how to start it. It's been "Stolen" 3 times now, but each time the bastards fail to start it and I find it 100 meters down the road where they dropped it after getting tired of attempting to jump-start it lol. Ah, I love that bike and her personality. She is needing a new gearbox though, so she is currently off road, but considering the hundreds of thousands of miles she has done, I'll let her off. 

 

 

[Arika]

watching anime. reading manga, drawing/art (not of japanese characters)

[Drak3]

5 minutes ago, Arika S said:

drawing/art (not of japanese characters)

That's kinda racist.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kappa.

[Arika]

3 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

That's kinda racist.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kappa.

yup. i hate anime and manga so much, i refuse to draw it.

 

Spoiler

/s

 

[straight_stewie]

Racing Hobie Cats, running trot lines (I'm not much of an angler), and target shooting.

[Panic637]

Bonsai as well as gardening in general.  I like fantasy novels, reading the new Brandon Sanderson Stormlight book right now.  It is AWESOME.

[ThisIsCheez]

8 hours ago, KE2012 said:

Hey, we all had to start somewhere.  My first bike was a Honda XR125L and I rode that thing all over the place for 2 years. Snow, hail rain, you name it. Very reliable bike and easy to clean! My current bike is a royal pain in the ass to clean haha, nooks and crannys everywhere. As for the 250, do you live in a city? If so that is the perfect size in my opinion for city riding. Not too large like a Wide load coming down the road, light, nimble and low fuel costs.

 

I've had a real classic 250 before, a MZ TS 250. That thing is the most reliable vehicle I have ever had the pleasure of riding. You could put anything in its tank / oil and it would run like a real trooper, the secret was knowing how to start it. It's been "Stolen" 3 times now, but each time the bastards fail to start it and I find it 100 meters down the road where they dropped it after getting tired of attempting to jump-start it lol. Ah, I love that bike and her personality. She is needing a new gearbox though, so she is currently off road, but considering the hundreds of thousands of miles she has done, I'll let her off. 

 

 

I do live in a city and it's perfect for that, but I still take it on short road trips. Doesn't get very fast so I have time to take in the scenery and 68mpg isn't bad either My little 3 gallon tank can get me almost across the entire state and it costs me $8 to fill her up.

[buzzinkeegs]

fish , cooking ,building sh¦t , guns .. never forget the first time i fried a gpmg ,watched rambo rip one off the side of a helicopter and thought i wana do that one day then i did at hms heron laying down without a helicopter present still just as much fun tho   then i did the 4 stages to the dunker test (helecopter sea crash test)  ahhh the joys...

[bleedblue]

Gunpla!

Loved building them when I was in high school. Stopped in college because parents were already spending too much on my education, but now I have a job and my own money and I'm at it again.

[kilgore_T]

On 2/12/2019 at 5:24 PM, 2Buck said:

These two guys.

oooh sweet bass

[DumbAsshole32]

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[Tamesh16]

i cycle,  not as good, but its quite nice