Cool... I have a few beginner stunt kites but have not flown them since I moved to Texas.Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
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Cool... I have a few beginner stunt kites but have not flown them since I moved to Texas.Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
Drums for more than 10 years, and new to recording...just built a home studio.
Trying to get into R/C Helis. Between the blood and money that has already been shed, I'm not sure how long it'll last.
Refinishing antique furniture.
Photography & Graphic Design
..interested in Miggy-Chimp porn though. :clap:
Radio Control airplanes--mostly large scale WW II aircraft, multi-engine, learning about and starting to fiddle with electric power
Guns--IDPA competition in close quarter scenarios
Fountain pens--elegant and eclectic
Street rods--'50 Chevy 1/2 ton, dark blue pearl, lowered, shaved, EFI 8 stack on small block,etc
+1 on saltwater aquariums (my wife's hobby but one guess at who gets to maintain the thing)
Lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by MarbleGT
Do you still have those GWR glass pack inserts? I'm in need...
Nice! I've had a few stunt kites as well. Only times I get to fly them is at the beach obviously, and I usually annoy the hell out of everyone in my family/friends as the wierd nerdy guy with a kite. I bought a 'sled' type kite that would lift a small child, built a picavet to stabilize my gopro and tried my hand at areal photography. Mixed results, will try again sometime.Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
Snow skiing, only once a year.
Guns. Collecting, building, and tinkering more than actually shooting.
Photography. Bought an SLR and learning but hesitant to jump into such a pretentious hobby as photography;).
Redneck sports: I try to make it every year and build a makeshift raft with my bro in law to enter into the annual wacky raft race. Reference, 'The Floating Elvises' thread here a few years ago.
Exotic animals, had a bunch of reptiles when I was younger, too hard to care for, now just have dogs, but I still peruse the exotic aisle at pet stores / aquariums.
Random car stuff in the garage, I enjoy watching half finished car projects rot in my garage most of the year.
Not autocross anymore...since I will be working every sat/sun morning for the next 5 years.
These among many others are all the things that I would like to call hobbies but since starting school again almost 6 years ago I haven't had the time to develop any of them. In reality I stay stressed out every day with my nose in a lame ass textbook, or more like the other guy watch stupid videos on youtube.
Shooting (all types), building evil black rifles, PC and video gaming, RC flying and driving (everything from tiny electrics to 100cc+ planes, multicopters and helis). Music, movies and TV shows too.
http://i.tinyuploads.com/AJQh0J.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
I used to play bass guitar for years but now im into krav maga and brazilian jujitsu
DISC GOLF!!!
I also love tinkering on anything mechanical, including desingning and building scratch-built RC boats
I wish your arm would get better so we could play!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jdcanadian
All I do now is play disc golf.
I used to run, lift weights, play tennis, real golf and racquetball. Now I just work on my wife's honey-do list (she watches way to much of the DIY channel) and play disc golf.
Yours too? I told mine that I was going to put a parental block on the DIY channels and the food chanels.Quote:
Originally Posted by motorollow
Sleep with one eye open and lock up the kitchen knives.Quote:
Originally Posted by HudsonHawk