[KUSA]

I have a couple of hobbies.

 

[rice paddy daddy]

The study of military history, focusing on World War Two.

 

[Slippy]

I have a couple of hobbies.

Awesome Firearm & 4 Wheeler @KUSA !

Me? I'm kinda a Jack of All Things, Master of None!

 

[MisterMills357]

I love to read good books, and it covers a lot of territory.
Right now I am plodding my way through Crime And Punishment.

 

[MisterMills357]

I have a couple of hobbies.

That looks like it would be a lot of fun.

 

[Smitty901]

Both hobbies are pushed often to the extreme

 

[bigwheel]

I make my own rootbeer, ginger ale and cigarettes for fun and profit. I used to enjoy making beer wine and ethanol but the dirty rat who sold the essential extractors got strong armed by the Federal Jack booted thugs to turn over his customer list..which it aint illegal to own the equipment without a permit in Texas but it is in some states they started sending me threatening letters trying to make me get a permit and be subject to them coming raiding me some dark night..so I sold that to a Gypsy for cash. It makes a person drink too much anyway. I also enjoy metal detecting..mainly coin shooting. I also enjoy playing on Alf Gores Internet when I aint busy. I have to limit beer and wine conspumption because of gout. I got in both feet at the same time a few years back.

 

[smokeyquartz]

I read about nutrition and lately I'm trying to buy more food from farms/independent grocers. Corporate grocers are going to help implement Agenda 21 and the Great Reset, so I'm trying to find alternate sources for what I need.

There is a farm store near me that has every animal part imaginable. I'm trying to eat more organ meats for nutrition and I just can't seem to find liver that consistently tastes good.

 

[Redneck]

The study of military history, focusing on World War Two.

Same here. I'm currently reading the 3rd book, Twilight of the Gods, in Ian W. Toll's pacific war trilogy. Don't know if you are familiar with his books, but they are awesome. One of the best books I've read in years is by him, called Six Frigates. Not about WWII but about the building of our first navy ships... a contract for 6 frigates. One of the six is the USS Constitution (Old Ironsides). Besides the design & building there is great details in their battles, including the war of 1812. Fascinating part is how he includes a lot of US history during this time. If you think our politics today are nasty, it was worse back then.

 

[soyer38301]

New hobby....amateur radio

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[Chipper]

Have a few toys that keep me busy. Reload and shooting plus all the fun that goes along with that. The wife is nearly a full time continuing project. In my spare time I fish and maintain the property.

 

[Smitty901]

I read about nutrition and lately I'm trying to buy more food from farms/independent grocers. Corporate grocers are going to help implement Agenda 21 and the Great Reset, so I'm trying to find alternate sources for what I need.

There is a farm store near me that has every animal part imaginable. I'm trying to eat more organ meats for nutrition and I just can't seem to find liver that consistently tastes good.

Liver is best when you butcher you own and serve the live the same day or next.

 

[KUSA]

Awesome Firearm & 4 Wheeler @KUSA !

Me? I'm kinda a Jack of All Things, Master of None!

You jack at all things and masterbate at none? How is that possible?

 

[SOCOM42]

Me, ham radio when I feel ambitious enough, the study of microbiology and hematology, have a lab set up.

Guns? NAH, still making a living off of them after 6+ decades.

I like to watch movies from the 30's, 40's and 50's.

 

[Nick]

Pretty much the same as the first guy, guns & off road vehicles. Here's a little bit of the collection.

 

[46rkl]

Hunting, fishing, hiking, skiing. Just about anything that keeps me outdoors. Geocaching whenever I travel to new areas. Brewing beer with a buddy is a great indoor hobby. Really puts my training in biochemistry to good use post retirement.

 

[paulag1955]

I'm trying to eat more organ meats for nutrition and I just can't seem to find liver that consistently tastes good.

Have you stopped to consider that perhaps that's a problem because liver tastes bad?

 

[paulag1955]

Reading, writing, sewing, knitting, crocheting, playing the guitar, gardening, hanging out with my dogs. Drawing. Painting.

 

[Weldman]

Guns, blowing stuff up, hiking, welding and turning wrenches on my heavy equipment from semi's to backhoes, prepping the "property's" for SHTF scenarios and maintaining it.
With that said if you see me running, try and keep up cause I'm not doing it for my health.:vs_laugh:

 

[ND_ponyexpress_]

I collect sports autographs and football cards... going on 30 years now