Other Hobbies

[two_zero]

 

I think he has a Centofante 3- I always find the handle uncomfortable when I use it, it's worse for me than my Gerber STL 2.5 and much worse than my Mora. I'm sure some find them more comfy though

Just from looking at it, I would agree about that one. For the better or the worse, they do a lot of odd knives. I'd say majority of them feel real nice in the hand. I'd look for the fingerchoil, especially on Spydies

[JB72510]

Boxing and used to play a bit of warhammer 40k, was damn good at it too and had a three thousand point Tau army, completely lost interest though.

[BBrotherwood]

well I managed to post something in completely the wrong thread, please ignore this

[AK47frizzle]

might as well update:

 

Playing a lot of PAYDAY 2.

 

Crying over anime.

 

Playing anime songs on guitar.

 

And watching more anime.

[cropzy]

might as well update:

 

Playing a lot of PAYDAY 2.

 

Crying over anime.

 

Playing anime songs on guitar.

 

And watching more anime.

Watch plastic nee-san, you'll cheer right up, whole series is 30 minutes long with each ep like 2 minutes long, it's just great comedy.

 

Angel beats was not sad either, I agree on clannad though.

[Moose87]

Gearing up to shred some more mountains on my snowboard!!! Woop Woop. Canada Baby.

[Deek]

I used to be massively into anime, but in recent years (thanks to work) not really kept up with the new stuff.

 

Still enjoy the older stuff though - can't beat Patlabor and I even managed to pick up a copy of RoujinZ one BluRay last week. Need to get myself some Armored Trouper Votoms though...

[Huxley]

Bit of a thread necro, but photography been at it a few years now.

 

Goldfinch by darren bray, on Flickr

 

[Sawyer]

Nice long weekend away hiking up Ben Nevis and wild camping!

[Eddie The Headshot]

MMA & BJJ and Krav Maga.  Outside of martial arts telly shows and films, particularly Star Wars.  Here me at this years SW Celebration

[Impulse]

Recently started karate and jujitsu and I'm loving it. Along with airsoft it makes me feel like a badass ?

 

For longer term hobbies I'm a big tabletop RPG player and GM and I tend to write fiction, mostly sci-fi or cyberpunk. Ties into airsoft somewhat as I am always having to consider how firefights would go down, the correct positioning, target priorities etc, but it's a loose tie in at best.

[Luke85]

Was a Tae Kwon Do black belt before switching to Muay Thai 7 years ago, Train regular and had a handful of fights. Love my motorbikes, have a Triumph Daytona 675 for the road and a trials bike too. Play guitar and have 3...bunch of other hobbies too, too many really. But Thai boxing, motorbikes and airsofting are where a lot of my free time goes.

[Tama]

I enjoy games, anime, piano, DND, aquarium keeping, Go and martial arts. Still looking for somewhere nice to do the last 2 since I've just arrived here.

The next things I'd like to get into are motorbikes and playing the clarinet.

[The broadsman]

Hmmmm, dabbled a fair bit into wargaming over the years now only do historical stuff these days mostly painting.

 

Might get back into leather work with the odd bit of kydex thrown in for a bit of variety, playing the harp when relaxing. To many other stuff to list really ?

[ghostwalker]

Bit of a mixed bag really. 

Until recently I played American football. 

Also in my spare time I like to paint/play miniature wargames, Xbox/pc games and try to get out running or visiting the gym when possible. 

My other big thing when I can is getting to a concert. Though that’s mostly dependent on the band. 

[Luke85]

On 18/07/2019 at 10:05, Tama said:

 

The next things I'd like to get into are motorbikes and playing the clarinet.

 

....at the same time ?

[Asomodai]

Airsoft is not my main passion. That has to go to long Coastal hikes. 

 

I am most of the way through completing the South West Coastal Path. Lots of nostalgia for me being from Bristol and holidaying in Cornwall, Devon and Dorset as a kid. its over 600 miles long and with enough ascent to climb Everest over 4 and a half times. 

 

This is my current progress chart. (The Brown is the Somerset Coastal path, which I have also completed. )

 

 

[Albiscuit]

On 15/04/2019 at 19:14, Eddie The Headshot said:

MMA & BJJ and Krav Maga.  Outside of martial arts telly shows and films, particularly Star Wars.  Here me at this years SW Celebration

 

You look just like Rey!!

[Albiscuit]

On 24/07/2019 at 11:11, Asomodai said:

Airsoft is not my main passion. That has to go to long Coastal hikes. 

 

I am most of the way through completing the South West Coastal Path. Lots of nostalgia for me being from Bristol and holidaying in Cornwall, Devon and Dorset as a kid. its over 600 miles long and with enough ascent to climb Everest over 4 and a half times. 

 

This is my current progress chart. (The Brown is the Somerset Coastal path, which I have also completed. )

 

 

 

LOVE this... would love to start something similar! 

Do you wild camp when out?

[Musica]

Games all types of games.

 

PC Gamer and Nintendo Switch and a fair board game collection.  Oculus rift for VR games as well enjoy Onward for some shooting or beat saber.

 

Watching tv shows and movies count as a hobby?  Also anime too senpai. 

 

Little bit of cycling. 

 

Leaving passive aggressive comments on reddit airsoft pictures with magazines in guns and no eye protection is apparently one of my hobbies according to the people who read them.... 

 

 

[Asomodai]

5 minutes ago, Albiscuit said:

 

LOVE this... would love to start something similar! 

Do you wild camp when out?

 

On occasion. I do try to avoid it. The Dorset section there is no need to as there are plenty of camping sites. East Devon is also good for camping. West Devon is more of a struggle and I had to wild camp or go further inland. 

 

Cornwall I have started using more Youth Hostels as there are plenty about. 

 

I take quite a few photos of my travels too, though i am not much of a photographer. Heres a few from the St Just to Zennor section, probably the second toughest section on the whole path for undulations. 

 

Honestly, go and do something like this, I go solo and its a very rewarding feeling, though many times I have just wanted to give up and go home. 

 

 

[ak2m4]

@Asomodai wow stunning... I've done the coastal routes here in Kent, some in Wales but not ventured much down that way

[StayOnTarget]

On 18/07/2019 at 10:05, Tama said:

I enjoy games, anime, piano, DND, aquarium keeping, Go and martial arts. Still looking for somewhere nice to do the last 2 since I've just arrived here.

The next things I'd like to get into are motorbikes and playing the clarinet.

Whats the Airsofting like out in SA? Loved Durban beach probably my favorite,had 2 great holidays out there such a beautiful country?

On 26/07/2019 at 11:14, Asomodai said:

 

On occasion. I do try to avoid it. The Dorset section there is no need to as there are plenty of camping sites. East Devon is also good for camping. West Devon is more of a struggle and I had to wild camp or go further inland. 

 

Cornwall I have started using more Youth Hostels as there are plenty about. 

 

I take quite a few photos of my travels too, though i am not much of a photographer. Heres a few from the St Just to Zennor section, probably the second toughest section on the whole path for undulations. 

 

Honestly, go and do something like this, I go solo and its a very rewarding feeling, though many times I have just wanted to give up and go home. 

 

 

I'm so glad I bothered to look down the rest of this post before asking you for some pics,oh and you're a better photographer than you think,great shots mate?

On 09/04/2019 at 20:33, Huxley said:

Bit of a thread necro, but photography been at it a few years now.

 

Goldfinch by darren bray, on Flickr

 

Fantastic picture,got fed up of 4 of these buggers fighting over a feeder so bought a brand spanker so they could all have a feeding post each(2 posts on each feeder). Now they fight over the new feeder.....good grief?

[Huxley]

Sounds about right for them, I often get sparrows on the car at work as they know I'll feed them.

I'll throw up some more pics when I get the chance.

Funny on how the Cornish coast got a mention, as that's where I live.

Don't really do many coastal shots, but I have a few.

[StayOnTarget]

7 minutes ago, Huxley said:

Sounds about right for them, I often get sparrows on the car at work as they know I'll feed them.

I'll throw up some more pics when I get the chance.

Funny on how the Cornish coast got a mention, as that's where I live.

Don't really do many coastal shots, but I have a few.

Nice one,yep got house sparrows living in the roof 4 family's 2 in the front 1 on the side 1 at the back they keep all the pests down on the plants and eat me out of house and home too!!