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The how many hobbies do you have?! Thread!
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Couldn't if you tried
In fact......
Hi, My name is Dave.....
"Hi Dave"
I have TONS of Hobbies, and as @NurseDave puts in they are all of Spherical Depth ( Ballz deep for you heathens )
Proud of it!!! and nothing to hide!
Hi, My name is Dave.....
"Hi Dave"
I have TONS of Hobbies, and as @NurseDave puts in they are all of Spherical Depth ( Ballz deep for you heathens )
Proud of it!!! and nothing to hide!
no need to, I am lucky, she don't care, as she collects pens, plants, pets, beads, paint, artworks, and uses most of the stuff I collect as well HEHECouldn't if you tried
I think Dave’s hubris will lead to Sharon having one more hobby - collecting those brass ones. My money’s on Sharon
Dude, we have been married 30yrs. Those were signed over to her decades ago
What hobby don't I have 
Let's see: blacksmithing, flintknapping, artifact hunting, hewing logs, restoring old tools, metal detecting, axe making, powder horn making, scrimshawing, and I'm sure I'm missing something but that's off the top of my head. Many of these hobbies have off-shoots like how metal detecting gets you into studying and collection old coins. Flintknapping got me into making pipe tomahawks and period stuff of all kinds. Restoring old tools got me into hanging old axes and restoring them which got me into hewing logs which got me into studying timber frame building. It's a vortex for sure. I always tell me wife that I was born for retirement and that if you show me a miserable retire man I bet he has no hobbies. Seriously, I know guys that hate retirement because they are bored. Huh?! I'm going to be so busy with hobbies I'll be having the time of my life!
Let's see: blacksmithing, flintknapping, artifact hunting, hewing logs, restoring old tools, metal detecting, axe making, powder horn making, scrimshawing, and I'm sure I'm missing something but that's off the top of my head. Many of these hobbies have off-shoots like how metal detecting gets you into studying and collection old coins. Flintknapping got me into making pipe tomahawks and period stuff of all kinds. Restoring old tools got me into hanging old axes and restoring them which got me into hewing logs which got me into studying timber frame building. It's a vortex for sure. I always tell me wife that I was born for retirement and that if you show me a miserable retire man I bet he has no hobbies. Seriously, I know guys that hate retirement because they are bored. Huh?! I'm going to be so busy with hobbies I'll be having the time of my life!
gwsmallwood
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I recently added disc golf to my list. I tried real golf. 8 months of the driving range 2x per week and lessons from my father-in-law with no noticeable improvement to my game made it less than enjoyable. I've gone disc golfing 4 times and I'm already starting to see improvements. Much more enjoyable for me.
That is another Deep Rabbit hole, I forget to add that one, but good excercise
I used to play when I lived near Charlotte. There were courses all over. Now it's a 2 hour drive to get to one, so it doesn't really work out anymore.
