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The daily commute gives me time to read non-fiction. My free time consists of video games and surfing the Internet: reading science blogs, webcomics, etc.
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Let me see: plenty of reading, a little bit of PC gaming, board games, all sorts of movies. Work keeps me pretty busy so that list has been shrinking.
I used to have model rocketry [and other manual-construction-type things] on that list, but now that I live in the city it is hard to find time to build and launch them.
I used to have model rocketry [and other manual-construction-type things] on that list, but now that I live in the city it is hard to find time to build and launch them.
Kan' Sharuminar
Fluffy
I make models and create silly stories of them. I should get back into that.
I also do drawing stuff, reading stuff, video-gaming stuff and tabletop role-playing stuff.
I also do drawing stuff, reading stuff, video-gaming stuff and tabletop role-playing stuff.
Narz
keeping it real
Internet forums. 
Floating Pants
Drunk on Life
(In order from how much time I spend on them)
Casual gaming, reading, competitive gaming, academic competition, hanging with bros, studying history, analyzing music, playing guitar, making electronic music, arts/sculpture, singing, woodcraft, casual biking, and poetry/songwriting.
Yeah I got a lot of free time on my hands.
Casual gaming, reading, competitive gaming, academic competition, hanging with bros, studying history, analyzing music, playing guitar, making electronic music, arts/sculpture, singing, woodcraft, casual biking, and poetry/songwriting.
Yeah I got a lot of free time on my hands.
dIZZyBlIZZy
Batteries not included
Gaming, hiking, and the birds. The latter two frequently go hand in hand, but I also have my sanctuary which has among other things, 2 baths, a fountain and 12 feeders (mostly seed).
Leifmk
Deity
Lifting. I currently stand ranked as the second-weakest competing powerlifter in my country in the superheavyweight class (well, 11th out of 12 guys who have competed this year, not a hugely popular mass sport, that). Old enough to compete in the old guys' class starting next year, which will open some interesting potential. Long-term plan is to make sure my kids have the strongest dad in class even when they're in high school and I'm in my fifties.
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also, the NFL, the NBA, pickup bball/football, lolternate history, and, of course, gamez
reading, especially history, is less of a 'hobby' than 'integral to my very being' (also ideally a living eventually)
also, the NFL, the NBA, pickup bball/football, lolternate history, and, of course, gamez
reading, especially history, is less of a 'hobby' than 'integral to my very being' (also ideally a living eventually)
NickyJ
Retired Narrator
Shouting expletives at NFL referees, gamezez, and trolling OT. 
Reading too.
Reading too.Working out has been more of a stress-relief activity for me than a hobby, and I only have time to hit the gym 2-3 times a week.
So what's the appeal of NES? I don't think I've ventured to that corner of the forum. I guess it sounded too much like some kids' fantasy movie.
azzaman333
meh
Shouting expletives at NFL referees, gamezez, and trolling OT.
You need a lot more practice.
Leifmk
Deity
Well, but that's all you need, really.
Harvin87
The Youth
Boxing and reading
NickyJ
Retired Narrator
Hey, I'm a work in progress. Give it some time.
Leifmk
Deity
Not if you are trying to lose some poundage. And have a terribly unhealthy diet.
Ain't no amount of gym time going to fix your diet, that's done in the kitchen.
Sure is, I suppose I oversold it a little bit, but I still drink more soda than I need to (zero), and have not had the time to cook for myself recently (tons o' work). I've been working on the diet, but a little bit of sweat can't hurt.
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