Speaking of lounges, what the hell is a damn hookah lounge and what makes it so popular? Is it like a cirlcle jerk with flavored tobacco? Another honby/trend I don't get
Hobbies you don't understand
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No you fool. Those things are tax fronts for Islamic terror to operate and plan in America.
Deer hunting. I'm not bashing it because I know plenty of people who do it, but personally, I've never understood the allure of waking up at 4AM in November when it's 25 degrees outside just to go sit in a tree stand for hours on end. I'd rather be sleeping.
clubbing -- was great when you are like 20 - 25 and think it's a requisite for sex. then you grow up and realize that (to quote Juve the great) the less money you spend on ******** the more for the weed. enter: netflix and chill
Cosplay- That is so crazy expensive. I wouldn't knock a guy for owning a $2,000 Dark Knight batsuit because I'd love to mess around in that suit on random occasions but those guys usually don't have a lot of other things going on so they invest in that. There's some Power Rangers super dorks that have multiple suits/helmets that's like $1,500 a pop.
As for magic cards, that's pretty high on the list of too dorky. There was a guy during my freshmen year of college that played magic cards in the cafeteria but I was told he didn't even go to school there.
Pet shows. People can spend tens of thousands on them and travel all over just to have their pet "judged".
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Pet shows. People can spend tens of thousands on them and travel all over just to have their pet "judged".
Hahahaha. Man, I agree. I can judge my dog (Creature) all the time from the comfort of my home. Damn dog was supposed to guard the house, but he's promoted himself to a permanent couch warmer.
My aunt has 3 corgis that she does agility trials with. She does this every freaking weekend with all of her fat, single friends and posts about it on Facebook non-stop. My uncle sits at home while she is out and about at these things every weekend....I hope he's getting some on the side on weekends.Pet shows. People can spend tens of thousands on them and travel all over just to have their pet "judged".
My wife and I are heavily involved with 1860's Western re-enactments. It's a lot of fun, theatrical, travel to cool places and have met some fantastic people. And the dress is way more stylish and comfortable than Civil War reenactments. Here's a picture of us from 2013 at the Roy Rogers Memorial Hoe Down.
My wife's pistol is from her great-great-great grandfather who was a sheriff in Round Rock, Texas from 1873-1888.
My wife's pistol is from her great-great-great grandfather who was a sheriff in Round Rock, Texas from 1873-1888.
Uh, no.
If you were a true westerns fan of the 1800's, you should know that Matthew Brady didn't even start filming thing the things until at least 1870.
Fail.
If you were a true westerns fan of the 1800's, you should know that Matthew Brady didn't even start filming thing the things until at least 1870.
Fail.
It's not Western movies, it's more about Wild West culture. And, most events don't spend a lot of time and energy on trying to exactly replicate the historical happenings that you see in a Civil War re-enactment. A little more freewheeling party atmosphere. You'll find virtually no one sleeping on a bedroll.....RVs or hotels for most of us.
My wife and I are heavily involved with 1860's Western re-enactments. It's a lot of fun, theatrical, travel to cool places and have met some fantastic people. And the dress is way more stylish and comfortable than Civil War reenactments. Here's a picture of us from 2013 at the Roy Rogers Memorial Hoe Down.
My wife's pistol is from her great-great-great grandfather who was a sheriff in Round Rock, Texas from 1873-1888.
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Eh, not my best work. But wanted to post that picture and didn't really have the time to pull my regular troll job.
Are corgis even that agile? The have a low center of gravity, but they never struck me as super agile. Kinda built goofy.
eh, it's called Pinterest these days. Virtual scrapbooking
Model building. Ships planes whatever. Painstaking detail. You get to see the finished product. That I get but different strokes
Model glue sniffing parties, ok right?
Running
Lmao crappin me? I think it takes deep, deep emotional issues to make someone run for fun.
Lmao crappin me? I think it takes deep, deep emotional issues to make someone run for fun.
That's not a hobby that's a lifestyle
Yeah damn those cos-players, playing like it's Hallow's Eve all year.
Cosplay chicks don't screw. They are too into themselves. A tampon has a better chance of hittin' that.
I don't understand Willy's hobby of enjoying grotesque things but do I respect it? You betcha!
Every person has a dream.
Every person has a dream.
My dad does this thing called rendezvous, which by my understanding is sort of like reenacting without the reenactment. So they just kind of sit around and like, cook and talk like they were in the 18th or 19th century. They can't bring stuff that was invented before like 1900.
I would question him about it, but there are family assets I hold too dearly.
I would question him about it, but there are family assets I hold too dearly.
These people that do this crap are sociopathic. 1:2 the mom's name is Destiny or Chastity
When my daughter got her first babysitting job. It was for a pageant "kid." Kid was a frigging nightmare.
I made her stick it out until the parents could find another babysitter. But that was tough to do.
The pageant people need help. Nothing says mom than the woman making her 8yr old daughter dress up like Marilyn Monroe because she was a "sex symbol" it's porn for pedophiles. I love how they live vicariously through their kids. In honor of great moments in beauty pageants I'll leave you with this gem from bad grandpa, it's worth the 6 mins: