What's your hobby?

tstr · Jul 30, 2000

Well, let's see, I like:

Reloading
Reading fiction
Camping and hiking
Swiming
Shoping (ugh, I shouldn't admit that)
Theology and philosophy
4x4ing
Rock hounding
Indentifying wildflowers
Adnominating

Tstr

fed168 · Jul 30, 2000

Rugby
Weights
Rugby
reading
hunting
and finally, rugby

Bruce in West Oz · Jul 30, 2000

Reading
Guns
Photography
Guns
Writing
Guns
The Net
Guns
4WD driving
Guns
Wine
Guns
Cooking
Guns
Reloading for accuracy
Guns
Dreaming about living in Vermont

Guns

B

weegee · Jul 30, 2000

Fly fishing--warmwater and saltwater--and recently added fly-rod building.

There's an old saying about fly fishing:

"Marriage and steady employment have ruined many a good fly fisherman."

I think it's safe to say you could substitute "shooter" for "fly fisherman".

duck hunt · Jul 30, 2000

Okay, I call it a hobby, ask Shin Tao and he'll say it's an obsession. Belly Dancing. I dance usually 3 nights a week and sometimes do afternoon shows on the weekend. Yesterday I spent most of the day standing in the middle of a field in Oilville, VA in full Bedouin tribal regalia having my picture taken with a camel! It was for a poster advertising an auction for the Animal Rescue Foundation's fall auction.

I also collect harem girl pinup calendars and postcards from the '40s and '50s.

Of course, now that I'm a homeowner, I think I'm looking at acquiring some new hobbies...which aren't exactly glamorous...drywall, anyone?

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ArmySon · Jul 30, 2000

Besides shooting, I enjoy boating, fishing (mainly deep sea), fly fishing, web design, tattoos, travel, Pit Bulls, and ichthyology.

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"The tree of liberty will grow only when watered by the blood of tyrants."

mrsMTN · Jul 30, 2000

For Mike Irwin: I se that you bake bread. Do you subscribe to the King Arthur Flour catalog? They are an awesome source: amazing products, an excellent cookbook and their website syas it all: www.kingarthurflour,com.

mrsMTN · Jul 30, 2000

okay, "says" is a better word.

mrsMTN · Jul 30, 2000

so is "see"

Mike Irwin · Jul 30, 2000

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by mrsMTN:
For Mike Irwin: I se that you bake bread. Do you subscribe to the King Arthur Flour catalog? They are an awesome source: amazing products, an excellent cookbook and their website syas it all: www.kingarthurflour,com. [/quote]

Hey! Thanks for the link! I've never heard of King Arthur. I have to admit that I use a bread machine to do a lot of the mixing and kneading nowdays. I've got a loaf in right now for an onion white bread.

Tuesday it will probably be a portwine & blue cheese bread for a picnic I'm going on on Thursday.

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Beware the man with the S&W .357 Mag.
Chances are he knows how to use it.

Mike Irwin · Jul 30, 2000

MrsMTN,

Holy STINK! What a great website! There are a TON of recipies there! In just about 3 minutes of surfing I found a half-dozen that I want to try.

Hate to tell you this, though, but the link you posted in your message is broken... I think there's a comma where a period should be.

Looks like you were having a bad hands day.

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Beware the man with the S&W .357 Mag.
Chances are he knows how to use it.

real saxophonist · Jul 30, 2000

My dad brewed beer. It was horrible! I'm pretty much a professional musician, so I can't really call that a hobby. Radio, scanning and shortwave, cycling, and building museum quality models, mainly 1/48 scale Navy and Marine Corps aircraft.

Ronin 99 · Jul 30, 2000

Tai Chi Chuan,Chi Kung,esoteric healing systems. Studying Native American Shamanic Healing right now. Music,playing and listening. Posting on gun forums. Breaking chops.