hobbies thread: post yours and rank them

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>>37124363
the really winners are those who find their hobbies fulfilling
do you?

>>37124302
>god tier:
>beer brewing
>mid tier:
>sports
What?

>>37124372
Yeah walking around the city when everyones sleeping I can think of a comfier hobby

>>37124387
Can't*
Sorry phone posting, yeah I know REEE!

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>>37124384
whats the problem?

>>37124387
if you're happy that's good

>>37124418
What about you anon? What's your hobby?

>>37124456
mostly the outdoors
it's really relaxing being out in the forest alone or on a lake as the sun rises

>>37124516
Have you ever tried cutting down a tree whilst in the forest?

>>37124557
I have before but I don't like to destroy nature when I can help it.
Is there a reason you ask?

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>>37124302
i draw beards on anime girls for fun

This could have been a good thread about robot hobbies if the OP didn't start with obvious bait.

>>37124418
I think most sports are more enjoyable/constructive than brewing beer, anon...

My hobby is collecting plants.
I spend way too much money and time looking online for new species/genuses/families I want to collect and it became an obsession 6 years ago after importing seeds from america.
This is just a theory but I feel like any hobby a robot has, no matter what it is, is unhealthy.

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>>37124585
that is a nice hobby

>>37124599
I dont know. all the homebrewers I know absolutely love it and afterwards you get to drink.
but I see what you are getting at but why single that out? gardening was also higher and lots of people garden but only a few really enjoy it.

>>37124630
we all need to do something with our spare time

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>>37124302
I write poetry as a hobby, it's relaxing while also gives me a superb creative outlet.

I have been praised for them by my piers, it's a very humbling feeling.

My hobby is going to theme events/parties while wearing exciting outfits. Like, "Space night," "Harajuku night," "Witch night"...

I like it but it's expensive and time consuming and at some point I should just say "fuck it" and invest in learning to sew on my own

elder god tier:
train enthusiasm
animal husbandry

>>37124856
forgot architecture

>>37124582
Gives me a primal feeling when I do it, did you feel that?

Also cut down dead trees anon, let the rest of the forest floor get some sunlight

>>37124723
>gardening was also higher and lots of people garden but only a few really enjoy it.
Gardening is constructive and relaxing, I don't do it myself but I can see the appeal. One day I want a wifey that likes gardening.

Brewing is borderline degenerate, it can't be God tier, I'm sorry.

jacking off desu

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>>37124914
>One day I want a wifey that likes gardening
Ouchy

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>>37124896
ever kill an animal?
I dont really hunt but if you like that feel you might want to give it a try.

>>37124914
>muh degeneracy
stop with this faggotry, mudshit
brewing always has and always will be an integral part of the christian, european and anglo cultures

>>37124302
The ones i invest in actively are
>making music
>/out/
A few others i do for a while, drop and then take them up again and so on. Meditation isn't really a hobbie for me. If you think budhism is a hobby you're doing it wrong. And come on, i haven't done it myself but amateur radio has to be god tier imo.

>>37125009
I'm a Britbong so there is not alot of opportunity to hunt

>>37125009
>an integral part of the christian, european and anglo cultures
That doesn't make it less degenerate you fucking troglodyte. Do think smoking is any better just because Europeans do it?

Holy shit your logic is so fucking bad lmao.

>>37124302
Lemme fix that for you

>god tier:
science
philosophy
inventing
outdoors (camping, fishing, mushroom hunting etc)
creating music
creating art

>high:
Literature
making physical objects (woodworking etc)
programing
meditation
drawing
chess
maths
Amateur radio

>mid tier:
Gardening
Bird watching
Beer brewing
cooking
Serial killing
psychedelics and other trip drugs
tech
traveling
anime and associated media
listening to music
Cereal eating
film
drinking to appreciate taste (this is a hobbie? Ok then)


>low tier:
Card games
Sports
video games
drinking to get drunk
hedonistic drugs
All television
politics (politics with significant philosophical merit is mid tier)
western cartoons
the occult
pop philosophy/science

garbage tier:
fan-fiction
e"sports"
Anime
cosplay
popular youtube shit
social media
celebrities
porn
memes

>not a hobbies
Budhism
Any other religion/ atheism and agnosticism etc

>>37125138
>because going to you local supermarket and buying cheep booze is better.
Growing food and making your own alcohol is a good thing anon

>>37125171
>>mid tier:
>anime and associated media
>>garbage tier:
>Anime
At least proofread your list you double nigger.

>>37125227
>Growing food is a good thing.
Yes.
>making your own alcohol is a good thing.
Maybe. At the end of the day, drinking isn't a hobby. In moderation it's not the worst thing out there, but it's still degenerate behavior, it's that simple. If you fucking drink beer for a hobby, you're retarded.

>>37125346
But anon drinking is the result and the reward of the hobbie. Just like a painting or a song.

For probably a majority of you - it's a nice weather outside. If anyone reads this, I suggest you get out and get some sunshine. It'll make you happy.

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>>37125387
>rewarding yourself with alcohol
Yeah, nice one.

Anybody do pottery?
I'm considering getting into pottery and also woodwork, more for functional art than a practical purpose.
I'm assuming that woodwork would be far harder to get into cause of the cost of the equipment.

>>37125393
It's pissing down with rain and I've been living in a barn for 2 weeks.

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>>37124302
Rate my hobbies (no bullying pls)

>electronics (building circuits/hardware from scratch)
>costumes/clothing (costumes would fall under cosplay I guess, but I loathe cosplayers and don't go to competitions/meetups)
>gunpla (I customize them with electronics, LEDs, etc to make them more realistic)
>scratch building toys (I really want to get into this, but I don't currently have the funds)
>experimenting with new music
>"inventing: (I have yet to come up with something feasible/useful, but have many ideas)
>camping
>travel (want to get into this, but this is too expensive)
>drawing/doodling

>>37125436
hipster/10

>>37125411
>frog posting
drinking in moderation is fine if not healthy for adults
you homebrew for the culinary value as well as the social reward of enjoying something you made yourself with friends and family

stop being a faggot just because your parents are either too shit to enjoy a beer with or are raging alcoholics that turned you off of a pastime that millions of people enjoy without consequence

>>37125669
>your parents are either too shit to enjoy a beer with or are ragi
I don't live or drink with my parents, you downie.

I said myself, there's nothing wrong with drinking occasionally. Viewing it as a reward/hobby is fucking stupid.

>ooh I've been a good boy this week lets mainline a little heroin, I've earned it!

It's fucking stupid logic. There shouldn't need to be a reward for a good hobby, the reward is in the hobby itself.

I guess you can't see that though. Pointless carrying on a conversation with someone who actually believes the "drinking is good for you! if you're malnourished and don't get the right minerals" meme. Enjoy your "hobby", faggot.

>>37125769
We're talking about brewing a little alcohol here you sperg. Not taking heroin or drinking supermarket wisky

>>37124302
no military warfare in god tier? Sad!

>>37125848
>>37125769
Oh and alcohol in small quantities is actually good for you. This is a medical fact.

>>37124770
By your piers

>>37125769
the mayo clinic says 1-2 drinks a day can be healthy for most adults.
>nothing necessarily wrong with drinking
>but it's wrong to appreciate the product of your labors

>There shouldn't need to be a reward for a good hobby, the reward is in the hobby itself.
appreciating a your product is part of the hobby itself.
do you think chefs should abstain from eating food they make themselves or it lessens the value of their craft? I hope not because that's fucking stupid.

people I know who brew beer give away like half their yield to friends and family.

I pretty much only do three things in my free time

>read
>watch anime
>watch sports

I do wish I had more hobbies, but these are the ones I've kept from the period of my life where I was still motivated to engage in new things

>>37125478
I can live with this rating I guess. Least I'm not a nu male.

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God
>Creating music
>Creating Art
>Gardening (thx dad)
>Science (not doing it but learning it any chance I get)

High
>Drawing I guess

Mid
>Sports (Lifting?)

Low
>Video games

Trash
>Semi-popular youtube
>Porn
>Memes

Tfw this will never mean anything because short, smol dicc and no job.

>>37125932
Personally i'd say manchild but i'm also a manchild so you shouldn't take that as an insult.

Good tier
>skateboarding
>motorcycles
Ok tier
>cars
>cooking
Meh tier
>excercise/running

boxing and muay thai

wanking
>>37124363
what do you write/where

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>>37125956
>cars
>ok tier
Wrong

>>37124302
god tier:
Calling OP a faggot

>>37125946
Not at all offended. We're on /r9k/ afterall, if anything it's a compliment.

>>37125876
>This is a medical fact.
>>37125905
>he mayo clinic says 1-2 drinks a day can be healthy for most adults.

It isn't though. Some alcoholic drinks provide minerals/antioxidants you might be lacking, but there is no anatomical need for alcohol itself. It isn't healthy for you at all.

You sound like a fucking idiot. You've read click-bait articles and don't understand the science behind them, even though it's simplistic as fuck. Normally I wouldn't even bother calling you out but it's weird to see someone so lacking in self awareness that they actually repeat the same click-bait title they read. Even the stupidest of people out there, the Candy Crush playing soccer moms and literal retards, have begun to realize not everything they read on the internet is as simple as a title implies, or even true at all.

I really hope you grow up. You can't go through life believing you fucking need alcohol in your diet. You can't be that stupid forever, it's dangerous.

Alcohol is good for one thing: clinical sanitation. That's it. There's nothing else it does that other products don't do more efficiently.

>>37126021
wow I didn't even notice you had costumes/clothing on that list.
What do you mean by that? Do you do larping? Or just cosplay?

>>37124302
>literature
Reading books isn't a hobby. This is like calling TV, listening to music or playing video games a hobby.
>science
Looking at pictures of space and liking neil degrasse tyson isn't science, or a hobby.
>philosophy
Same as literature. Reading books isn't a hobby no matter how esoteric the subject matter.

>>37126084
Being overly pedantic helps nobody. If that is all you have to contribute then kindly stop posting.

>>37126043
I just do it because I enjoy making costumes that are accurate to the source material. The process is what I really enjoy though; making patterns from scratch, determining materials, etc. I see it as a form of art rather than what normies use it for (to go to conventions/events so they can get complimented/get laid).

>>37126034
stop pulling shit out of your ass
the mayo clinic recommends alcohol in moderation for helping reduce heart disease not for nutritional reasons. this is likely because of alcohols mild blood thinning effects, not some mineral bullshit.
literally from the mayo clinics website and common medical knowledge you queer.

>>37126034
alcohol always provided me with a special kind of high that wasn't quite captured by opiates
a primal aspect of you comes out, its why so many writers and artists have been drunks throughout history
not the guy claiming it was healthy, i know its poison for you, but if you want to live a long life i dont know what the fuck youre doing on this board

>>37125974
Im based in a major city in the UK, but I do have pieces and works in other citys
I rather not say, I've been writing for about 15 years so I'm fairly known.

>>37126229
sick cunt bombing or legals what we talking? hitting panels? you can say lol noones gonna see it

do you know who the fuck this RASTO guy is btw? pretty sure hes irish

>>37126034
I didn't read it on the internet, it was told to me by a doctor. So fuck your gay argument

>>37124363
Ay same here. I get if u dont want to tell, but what do u write?

>>37126212
>recommends alcohol in moderation
You're talking absolute bollocks. There is no medical need to drink alcohol and no doctor will ever recommend it. If you have to drink, drink in moderation. That's probably what you've spun into this bullshit post.

If you have high blood pressure, alcohol is not the fucking solution you moron. Alcohol RAISES your blood pressure. Jesus you are beyond help. It's like arguing with an actual retard.

>>37126354
Give me his name. If it's your GP, give me the practice as well.

>>37126268
Yeah primary bombing. I have done commissions and legals in the past, but there's no fun in the act of doing those. I try to go to jams still though.

>>37126365
Sorry mate I rather not. I don't even keep my blackbooks or anything in my possession, I cant be too careful. I got gripped a while back, luckily was a nfa but I still sketch out about it.

>>37126416
Not one doctor, two in fact. And i'm a eurofag we have doctors who work for public health, we don't go to private doctors. And i've also read this in science magazines, i don't know what sources you have to back your argument but you trust mayo clinic so... And hey you know what they say don't trust everything you read on the internet.
Nobody's saying alcohol is a medical miracle, it's good for you on small amounts just like black chocolate or fucking walnuts. If you'd done you research you'd know this.

>>37125876
>>37125905
>le alcohol is healthy for you xD I need my wine! I need to wind down with a cold beer! xDDDD

It's like I'm actually on facebook right now.

Oh and I agree brewing is a hobby, but I wouldn't call it a high tier hobby. Otherwise you pretty much have to consider marijuana growing/drug making a high tier hobby as well.

>>37124302

Wanking.

above god tier.

>>37126548
>just like black chocolate
Oh my fucking lord.

Do you just not get it?

They provide SOMETHING that is useful for your body, that can be found in other healthy foods. They're saying consuming a small amount ISN'T bad for you. Nobody is recommending that you do it you stupid fucking mongoloid.

I don't even know dude. I just don't understand how to simplify this any more, so I give up. You just can't seem to understand the basic concept of nutrition.

>>37126564
>>37126586
you must be one of the most insufferable people on 4chan
you wonder why no one likes you because you talk down to everyone without anything to back it up
its actually sad, i don't know what happened to you but i hope you get through all of this anger
its not good for you

>>37126388
you're right, I exaggerated. the mayo clinic doesn't directly recommend drinking but the have long and publicly recognized the potential health benefits of moderate drinking (up to 2 drinks for a man under 65.)
however it's not uncommon for individual doctors to recommend a glass or two to patients who at risk of heart disease.


here's the mayo clinics position on the matter if you haven't bothered
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/alcohol/art-20044551

>>37126586
Ok sure thing buddy. And forgot to add, i also have a friend who studies FUCKING NUTRITION who can back what i say. So that's three reliable sources while you still haven't provided even one. Go back to your facebook circle jerk where people actually take your word seriously.

>>37126618
The facebook guy isn't me, but he's right.

You just take things out of context and roll with it, like this dude is now admitting.
>the mayo clinic doesn't directly recommend drinking

>the potential health benefits of moderate drinking
This is neither here nor there. There is no direct health benefit to drinking at all. It's like saying you can drink a light beer if you're thirsty. You could, but why the fuck would you? It's not what your body needs.
>>37126645
>i also have a friend who studies FUCKING NUTRITION
Whatever dude.

All of you: how many athletes do you think drink regularly? Track/field or team sports, something physically intense.

They don't drink. Why is that? Because it isn't fucking healthy you stupid cunts.

You can keep telling me and everyone else that one dude on the internet, or your friend, or your mom said it's good for you. It isn't. It's that fucking simple.

where does designing/building audio equipment lie in the chart?

>>37126674
it does have direct health benefits...
it's not directly recommended for the obvious risk of abuse. a doctor who trusts his patient is often another matter.

I'm not saying it's some medical miracle and most people could get the same health benefits from simple aspirin.

this all started because the other poster was spouting about meme degeneracy and making shit up to justify himself.

>>37126904
>it does have direct health benefits...
Oh yeah? And what are they.

Were you the same retard telling me it would "thin your blood out"?

There is no benefit. NONE. Again, how many athletes are drinking these days? How many Olympians, NFL players, Rugby League players are consuming alcohol? Do their physicians recommend it? Funny that.

There is no fucking medical benefit to drinking alcohol. I can't be any clearer than that.

>>37126762
You're basically making physical objects that have higher functionality.

It lands a place between making physical objects and inventing.

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Main hobbies:
Digital art, and motion graphics
Gaming (RTS/RPG)
Anime (mostly romcom, rom, and mystery)

Secondary hobbies:
Cooking
Lit (political/philosophy)
Researching ways to fix being beta introvert who has trouble holding conversations

>>37126943
it's literally a blood thinner you tard
the Mayo Clinic and NIH have both studied it and saw direct benefits of light consumption, not enough to make a sweeping recommendation with the obvious drawbacks.

heres the mayos positions once again...

"Moderate alcohol consumption may provide some health benefits, such as:

Reduce your risk of developing and dying from heart disease
Possibly reduce your risk of ischemic stroke (when the arteries to your brain become narrowed or blocked, causing severely reduced blood flow)
Possibly reduce your risk of diabetes"

btw plenty of NFL players drink. I've seen one personally and heard of other sightings from friends/family. I'm sure plenty of other NFL athletes do to but nobody cares to spread it around because it's nothing weird that they drink.

>>37127207
>Possibly
>Possibly
>it's literally a blood thinner you tard
It literally raises your blood pressure. It's why your cheeks go red when you're pissed.

You're too stupid carry on talking too, I've wasted like 10 minutes of my life trying to explain a simple concept. Do what you want.

>>37124302
>Literature
>Science
>Programming
>Tech
>Some cooking
>Film
>Some outdoors (camping at a local state park)
>Shooting (probably mid or high tier depending on gun)

>>37127235
>It literally raises your blood pressure
so can aspirin in many cases

google "is alcohol a blood thinner"

the answer is yes

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>>37124302
Baking, reading, bird-watching, field science, anime & other tv, yoga, gaming
these are mine desu but i really don't do much with them

>>37127235
Eh you're the one who's wasting everybody's time with your autistic rant and your name calling. Anons where just posting their hobbies and you had to come in with your ATCHXYULYY. It's no wonder nobody wants to talk to you irl.