RED PILL HOBBIES

Cycling for one. Out in the fresh air. Getting exercise, no niggers can afford the sport, go places and find hidden areas to you community. And it's a small community of close friends.

>>136305190
Hobbies are nice diversions when leisure time is plentiful but should not be used as many good whites use them as escapist

>>136305599
Do not fall for the needless exercise jew
Eat healthy and maintain busy active family life

>>136305599

As long as it's mountain biking. If you're road cycling in lycra, you're just asking for a poz load.

>>136305190
Fuck off gramps nobody wants your vintage holocaust commemorative wooden nickles

>>136305190
Railfanning is the most whitest hobby ever, during all my time shooting trains I have never seen a single nigger.

>>136305599
>no niggers can afford the sport
They'll steal the bikes though

>>136305676
>t.water is a Jewish plot /pol/

>>136305190
Build things.
Out of wood, out of metal, electronics, whatever, create.

Collecting is literally housewife tier.

Shooting guns

>>136305190

Dealing in currency is the opposite of redpilled.

>>136305190
Sleeping is red pilled

my hobby is always being in shape, I dont go to the gym, I just try to make the minimum requirements to join the Navy Seals and once I reach the minimum I try to go for the optimal values

http://www.military.com/military-fitness/navy-special-operations/navy-seal-fitness-test

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In Trump We Trust

>>136305190
I don't think you can say something is 'redpilled' based on it's racial demographics though. I'd say a hobby should be determined 'redpilled' based on why you perform in that hobby and it's impact on your life and lives around you. Take hunting for example. Some hunt for sport, but others do it to feed others in the community. I've heard of many cases of fishermen catching fish and then having a neighborhood feast. I guess that's my two-cents on it.

I used to collect pennies though. I think my oldest was from the 1940's. It's cool to find old coins in change. Once I got back a penny from the 60's at a restaurant.

>>136305190
I like proof sets. I know there's no money in it, but I like them, especially since they change something on almost every fucking coin nowadays. There's always something new, and I'll have a nice example of it to admire.

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Vintage 1/10th scale electric for me

>>136308278
Drone is the new RC Car

My grandfather is into collecting coins. He had a really impressive collection but he's been selling off his less favorite pieces since he's getting older and can't do as much anymore. I still got a bunch he's given me over the years.