Hobbies

>>8553129
Reading literature and reading nonfiction. I'm just getting started with art fundamentals (figure drawing mostly). It's very stimulating.

I also have a couple yoyos when I want to take a short break. I'm not a hobbyist though.

I lift, shitpost, play vidya and lacrosse

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Hobbies are math and science.

I also like to take this thing out on weekends.

listening to music. i'm also studying languages (spanish and italian)

other than that, i like weightlifting, cooking, watching sports (mma, boxing, soccer), traveling, and hiking. really busy lately so i barely have time for anything outside of science other than listening to music

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>>8553129

Jogging, EvE online, Internet, Books, Plants.

I collect vinyl records — mostly disco, funk, and soundtracks from the 1970's and 1980's. I also like to go birdwatching.

Drinking.
Help

>>8553156
Your hand is very feminine.

String figures
Playing the flute
Shoplifting
Kite flying
Repairing my clothes
Collecting dust covers

>>8553327

I know, right? But it's actually not mine. That's one of my friends.

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Amphetamines

Wanking is one of mine

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>>8553129
>lifting
>biking
>playing violin
>reading outside of my expertise
>anal masturbation

>>8553129
Keyboards (Piano)
Porn
Amphetamines ( with those above )

Cucking grad students and my colleagues.

>>8553129
>making chocolate funtimes in mummy's bed
>getting tendies from wendy's
>rubbing my weewee

>>8553129

Knitting, cooking

>>8553632
Fuck off swedish shitposter

Running, drawing, playing guitar, reading literature and nonfiction, shitposting.

>>8553129
Fapping, Physics/math, vidya, literature, piano.

t. Physicist

>>8553129
>vidya
>playing music (percussion, flute, throat singing)
>German
>crying
>writing

>>8553535
>anal Masturbation
It really is underrated

>>8553129
Literature, hip hop, playing clarinet, lifting weights, writing.

>>8553338
>shoplifting
Nigger detected.

Rock climbing and hiking

Watching obscure kungfu films and b movie horrors

>tfw when some one asks my hobbies and I just say nothing

>>8553129
painting, drawing, guitar, fitness

Barely have time for it lately though.

My hobbies include reading classical literature and books on science, reading articles from whatever news sources seem interesting, writing down my thoughts on my blog, and basically just spending all of my time on the internet.

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>>8553129
melee

>literature
>literature
>literature
But why

>>8553535
I also play violin. I bet you suck.

>>8554401
PPMD Kreygasm

>>8553129
My unique Hobbie is Computer science and Programming.

also running in the morning and other stuff.

I like playing world of warcraft

>>8555415
The only thing I suck is cocks, anon.
>tfw not even an engineer

>>8553129
I like to take long walks on my private beach. Sometimes I like to help researchers cure diseases. And when I'm really bored I just go pick up a couple women at the bar and bring them back to my place.

making tracks (usually breakcore)
anime
drugs (mostly dissos and psys, dont like amphetamines strangely enough for someone on here)
shitposting

>>8555956
guaranteed neet right here
inb4 >math/phys/chem grad student

>>8553129
What the fuck is a "favorite hobby"? All of my hobbies are my favorite ones, that's why I do them.

Shooting gats and reading historical books.
Also a bit of gaymen.

>>8553752

>anal masturbation

Oh god yes, the best orgasms I've ever had have been from prostate stimulation. Once I have my own place independent from my parents I'm going to go nuts shoving toys up my ass.

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>>8555970
c-chem grad student

former neet though

give a neet too many drugs and they start to actually get shit done

>>8554328
>blog
what did you use to write your blog? code from scratch or an existing engine?

Backpacking, identifying and cataloguing cool plants, guitar and fixing and doing maintenance on my trucks

>>8556061
how do you get work done on dissociative?
I was using DXM 2-3 times a week and it completely fucked me up

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juggling
cubing
origami

mathematical as fuck

My new hobby is playing at being a paleo/archao by volunteering at digs. I liken it to the difference between being a photographer/taking photographs but I'm still pretty useful on site.

>>8553459
This

reading biographies and history, running, singing
mostly when I have free time i just aimlessly browse the internet and I'm trying to quit

>>8553129


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