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Football and cricket (I don't play any more but love watching and theorising.)
Swimming
Ethnomusicology—reading and listening to roots music and jazz.
Writing philosophy—part of my job but I do it for fun.
Reading—anything and everything, but biology, social history and novels loom large.
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music
uilleann reed making and pipe construction
sailing
making my boat forever better and better, more self contained
canoeing
sneaking up on wildlife
vegatable gardening, {we have a really good one so far this year but the weather will rule in the end, you can't afford to water in the county I live in because of corrupt politics.}
cooking and progressing into new inventive cousine
wood working
all things solar
pissing off right wing conservatives
the game of beating the system :D
shy the blond water
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WyoBadger wrote:
-confusing my wife's cat (doesn't take much)
Like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2Je1CEPkUM
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intrepidduckling wrote:
WyoBadger wrote:
-confusing my wife's cat (doesn't take much)
Like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2Je1CEPkUM
Why didn't they just leave the cat alone?
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they hate being ignored
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intrepidduckling wrote:
WyoBadger wrote:
-confusing my wife's cat (doesn't take much)
Like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2Je1CEPkUM
Well, that one has the right facial expression. Duh... :lol: Once in a while he tries to impersonate a living creature. Doesn't really work for him.

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Some times I pick up two pieces of rope and practice knot tying.
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ack! and now bondage!

what is it today?
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taity wrote:what hobbies do you folks have besides music
Reading
Hiking (and snowshoeing)
Sea kayaking
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Nobody's mentioned steamy sex?

I won't either then.

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In the nice weather bike riding and throwing frisbees.
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fishing
teaching sunday school
some video games
reading; especially to kids
doing the honey do's.
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reading
games
yard stuff
wine tasting
beer tasting
travelling
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I've been able to make my two main interests into occupations, organ building and voicing and gemology (as a gemcutter).

But hobbies still arise - whistles, sing bass in the church choir, still play piano a bit, and I enjoy working outside - flowers and such.
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can make you commit atrocities." - Voltaire
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"hobbies", eh?....let's see.....


hmmmm......



NAAAAHHHH.
:lol:
Not in this economy, at least.


OH~!
howzabout:

futzing around on internet forums?


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Wombat wrote:Football
Aussie rules?

I once heard a great description of that:

If Rugby is egg chasing, then Aussie rules is egg chasing in your 8 year old brother's shorts.
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