What are your hobbies?

VimFuego

ronnyb said:

Strangling animals, golf and masturbating.  

what an absolutely horrendous thing to say.

I just can't see the point of golf.

BillDL

I think he means choking a chicken?  Just guessing.

Winny_Pooh

Reading books on psychotherapy & psychology. 
Working on guitars (not necessarily fun but I always find a way of doing it so must like it!)
Wild swimming (in a less tame country it's called swimming).
Occasionally going to five rhythms or ecstatic dance.

BigBearKris

BillDL said:

I think he means choking a chicken?  Just guessing.

He probably means smashing those birdies.

Jeremiah

Blowing the world up, though I'm not very good at it yet.

Kurtis

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guitars4you

VimFuego said:

ronnyb said:

Strangling animals, golf and masturbating.  

what an absolutely horrendous thing to say.

I just can't see the point of golf.

Such comments are par for the course 

guitars4you

VimFuego said:

ronnyb said:

Strangling animals, golf and masturbating.  

what an absolutely horrendous thing to say.

I just can't see the point of golf.

I would not mind learning to play golf but the nearest course is a fairway from home

plus when I had a go at a driving range I wood not hit it very far - So far to many problems with my swing that I wood need to iron out

ronnyb

ronnyb said:

Strangling animals, golf and masturbating.  

Where's all you Monty Pythoners?

Dominic

Sloth and Gluttony.

 

BillDL

ronnyb said:

ronnyb said:

Strangling animals, golf and masturbating.  

Where's all you Monty Pythoners?

Monty Python is just silly.

We need conversation that's serious

Jfingers

The three R's. Raping, robbing and ridicule.

Really it's guitar/music

Beer

Drawing

Attempting to make Mexican food as best as available ingredients allow.

Mexican Oregano is nothing like regular Oregano, Almost through my my 2nd 500 grams of the stuff.

Reading, but I'm struggling to adjust to reading glasses post cataract op.

Wanking when the opportunity and inspiration strike simultaneously.

Iamnobody

Very little in the way of creativity. Barely play the guitar. I guess since I turned 40 and entered my midlife exercise crisis all my attention is on that.

Dog walk 2-4 miles a day
Run 3/4 times a week
Gym 3 times a week
Boxing once a week
Dad’s taxi as and when required 
Going to gigs

2 of the above are spent listening to podcasts or audiobooks. 

Emp_Fab

Moaning.

ESBlonde

I took early retirement at the end of 2020 (would have been earlier but Covid meant I couldn’t dump the responsibility.
Part of the planning prior involved setting up a woodworking workshop and a vegetable growing garden and started chasing down more live gigging and studio work.
I’m not short of things to do and the woodwork or gardening can be picked up and put down at will. Other codgering and fixing stuff makes life interesting and pleasurable. I also have some bicycles that I enjoy on a casual basis.

Dav275

Not sure it's a hobby exactly, but I've spent much of today doing this, which I find relaxing/enjoyable.

Kurtis

Dav275 said:

Not sure it's a hobby exactly, but I've spent much of today doing this, which I find relaxing/enjoyable.

Taking photos of tractors? 

thecolourbox

Kurtis said:

Dav275 said:

Not sure it's a hobby exactly, but I've spent much of today doing this, which I find relaxing/enjoyable.

Taking photos of tractors? 

I didn't realise you were in the House of Commons

bluecat

Guitars, music, photography. Before I went digital I did film photography, had my own dark room at home. I did an a level course as a mature student at Riley College in Hull. I find digital a lot simpler, so I have an enlarger doing nothing in the garage , if anyone would like it they can have it for thank you.
PM me.