What were and are Your other Hobbies

[ttocs]

somebody on here is addicted to temu. come clean now...

 

[96blak54]

oh! Are you looking for a discount coupon? Cause I know a guy

 

[duh09]

Yall got time and money for other hobbies? Wild.


I’ve got a couple supermoto projects I’ve been neglecting a couple of years.

I’ve recently gotten into R/C crawlers, more so into the 1/24 and 1/18 scale that I can dick around with in the house.

 

[M Fifer]

Yall got time and money for other hobbies? Wild.


I’ve got a couple supermoto projects I’ve been neglecting a couple of years.

I’ve recently gotten into R/C crawlers, more so into the 1/24 and 1/18 scale that I can dick around with in the house.

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I used to have one. Made this 15 years ago of a Summit by Traxxas.

 

[96blak54]

 

[M Fifer]

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BEAUTIFUL !!!!

 

[ttocs]

I had a nice little oasis I made out in phoenix when I had a house there with a small fountain/stream/pond next to my hot tub that I use to enjoy.

 

[96blak54]

BEAUTIFUL !!!!

Thank you!

I had a nice little oasis I made out in phoenix when I had a house there with a small fountain/stream/pond next to my hot tub that I use to enjoy.

They are nice to unwind next too.

 

[Musturd]

Yall got time and money for other hobbies? Wild.


I’ve got a couple supermoto projects I’ve been neglecting a couple of years.

I’ve recently gotten into R/C crawlers, more so into the 1/24 and 1/18 scale that I can dick around with in the house.

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Same

 

[b1pig]

I have had too many over the years. Wife has "helped" me whittle it down.
Car audio
RC planes
RC cars
ham radio / APRS / Packet / Weather
Jeeps
imports
motorcycles
actual aviation



16th BDay gift from my dad ... that was a constant "hobby"



This ZJ started life as a 2wd....
Last i knew, it was still making the rounds around Tallahassee. Guy that bought it claimed on a forum that he built it... so i registered and photo-bombed his post with web links of the build. LOL



Now...
Still ride bikes. Have a Triumph Tiger
Still into Jeeps... sorta. Have a JKU Rubicon I got new in 2007.
Back into "flying"... Part 107 and playing with drones.
I keep my license up, but I don't even fool with Ham radio any more...
The Mustang is what is keeping me engaged in the automotive world these days. My JK is "done" until the day comes to hemi swap it.... or sell it.

 

[ttocs]

rc planes, there is a hobby that will lighten your wallet.

 

[NEW EDG]

rc planes, there is a hobby that will lighten your wallet.

The hobby is more accurately called "RC Plane Crashes"

 

[ttocs]

no shit. It is a fun little hobby buy just like the real planes if you forget one little thing suddenly things are really not right.

 

[white95]

I rather enjoy bringing inanimate objects to life using invisible sources of motivation.

(I’m an electrician)

 

[PinkieT]

Sailing (had a 16' daysailer and a 24' tall rig fin keel sloop)
Backpacking (quit due to back injury)
Skiing (ditto)
Playing trombone (for 57 years) done now, sold off almost all of my arsenal of pro King tenors and basses
Collected die cast muscle cars (had an entire closet filled top to bottom before I sold them all)
Collecting Mopars (pair of 64.5 Dart GTs, one hardtop one ragtop; 66 Satellite; 71 Demon, 70 Road Runner 440 six pack 5 spd; 79 Little Red Express) all sold

 

[Mustang5L5]

I have too many Hobbies.

Mustangs aside...

-RC Airplanes, helicopters and Drones. I've built drones from kit form.
-Salt-water reef aquariums. Taking a break from this but the kids want a "nemo".
-Shooting
-Collect die cast Mustangs
-Fishing
-Was doing flight hours towards my pilot license but after kids lost interest in pursuing that.

 

[NEW EDG]

Also been doing a bit of reading lately, most recently:
The Giver Quartet by Lois Lowry
For the Love of Country by Tulsi Gabbard
Angels & Demons by Dan Brown

Currently working on:
The Mammoth Book of Cover-Ups by Jon E. Lewis(Re-Reading for the third time)
The Bible, which going to catholic school all but one year of my life I'm very familiar with, but have never read cover to cover before. I'm through the book of Ezra about to start Nehemiah.

The Da Vinci Code is next up for me in the Robert Langdon series and I'll probably throw in one of Michio Kaku's books for a change of pace as well as Rand Paul's book on Covid.

 

[96blak54]

"The Bible in 90 days" book is a great paraphrased story line write type to help with the mental imagery.

 

[NEW EDG]

"The Bible in 90 days" book is a great paraphrased story line write type to help with the mental imagery.

Yeah I always wanted to read the holy book of every religion cover to cover so I didn't want to go the "paraphrased" route. See who is saying the same shit and what makes people think the way they do. Getting through the historical section of the old testament is the biggest slog because it's literally reading page after page of family trees in essentially another language. Boring, but necessary to get through this bucket list item.

After I get through the holy books, my next bucket list item is to read through an entire webster's dictionary. That should be fun lol

 

[b1pig]

When it came to the Bible, it always seemed to me that the ones who knew the most were atheist. LOL