Football (Soccer) as you can probably tell from my avatar, reading dystopian fiction, video games and stand-up comedy (Actually doing it not watching others)

Do you play football mate? If so, any good?

reading
listening to music
watching TV

I enjoy shopping in my spare time, but most of my time is spent browsing the internet, and sleeping haha. I am also very good at sewing by hand (I make Pokemon plushies), and drawing.

Eating
Listening to hymns
Reading

How about murdering people for the glory of Yang Xiangbin?

Computer programming, app development, skating, surfing, snowboarding, filming, writing, and eating chocolate chip cookies (not anything else).

There you go. My world in a nutshell for you . . .

I like singing,dancing ,tai chi and Tae- Kwon- Do.

Here are my hobbies
 

Mine are music, pinterest, more music, food recipes,crossword puzzles, reading books, and being adventurous with new things to try.

Love to pass my free time playing gambling.

Table-top roleplaying (AD&D 2nd edition, White Wolf).

Magic: the Gathering. I have a foiled collection worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Listening to music, of course, which includes the thrill of hunting for and discovering new stuff.

Cycling.

What he said.

Plus creative writing.

Plus sex. But that is even more than a hobby. Still, it's a hobby, too. :)

I love tai chi. :) And yoga. They're the perfect blend of flowing and stillness. Of yin and yang. I've not been ill in 15 years and put it down to tai chi and yoga. Tai chi is beautiful to watch too:

I have learned tai chi. When I was in middle high school, tai chi was an Obligatory course. When we have this class,my all classmates didn't like and always complained. But I was very willing to learn it. So my classmates thought that I was too strange.
Hi,friend. I really like the background music. Thanks for sharing!

I like eating chocolate and traveling to natural places

Tai chi was obligatory at your school? Nice. I imagine you're pretty proficient by now.

My mother taught my brother and myself yoga when we were 8 and 5 respectively. That wasn't really obligatory, but I liked it too, and still do over 30 years later.

First is all kinds of sports to watch and second is traveling onto various places.

Listening to music, watching TV/movies, making films, making music, walking (long distances), surfing the internet, talking to friends, designing graphics, and eating.

Walking long distances aint a hobby bro....Even batlord has a bike.

Send me money and Ill ship you all the ones Im selling on Ebay to finance my newer hobby.2k and Ill ship them too Japan fo free.....($orta....;))

I bike too. I just take long walks on a regular basis.

How long we talkin?

Miles on a good day. Almost always when I'm bored.

Long walks are great on nice days. Starting a walk a half hour before sunrise or an hour before sunset always makes for a beautiful array of sights to see. Plus exercise.

Another great part about walks is that you get to use your eyes to focus on far away stuff - unless you're one of those who stares at an iphone while walking. :nono:

We spend so much of our days focusing on stuff that's up close - it's nice to use the other eye muscles once in awhile.

Thanks dad^

I used to do both of those, but I haven't in years. I started doing yoga in the 70's as a kid (I was a strange lad), and I studied Tai Chi when I was practicing Zen Buddhism in the mid to late 90's. I used to go here to meditate. I've forgotten most of what I learned, but I plan on getting back into it.

^ Yeah, tai chi's a fun exercise. Good for the health too, I find.

So you were a practitioner of Zen Buddhism? Nice. How long did you keep it up? Was there more to the practise than meditation? Was the teacher good?

I did it for a few years, around the time my daughters mother went complete batshit crazy, so probably around '96 to '99. I had a good friend who was studying psychology around that time, and he had been practicing Zazen for many years. He guided me through most of it. The different chakras, koans, and things I've mostly forgotten since then. It was a good way to keep my sanity during those times, but it also had a lasting effect and centered me from that point on in my life.

Was your Zen teacher weird? I've never met a real one, but they always seem a little crazy in the stories, crazy and enigmatic.

He was a good friend of mine. Sure, he was a little off kilter, but then again he does have an amazing story behind it all. I haven't seen him since maybe 2002, but he went on to become the head of a psychiatric dept. for a children's hospital. The really 'weird' one's (as you say) were the temple dwellers, the one's that lived, ate, and breathed the culture. But, they were also the most serene.

I referee soccer as a hobby. :)

Skydiving,soccer(but don't watch),basketball,drifting,sand skiing,boxing (used to box but i got injured:/ , video games ,making music, reading, chess.

^ Skydiving? Cool. Always wanted to do that. How much training does it take? How many jumps have you completed?

Fishkeeping is my big one. Also historical modelling.

Fishkeeping???? You keep fish? Please explain.

Historical modeling???? Do you dress up as George Washington and then pose for college art classes?

I think that means he plays with historically accurate action figures.

I keep tropical fish. Y'know, 🐠

I build models of WW2 airplanes and the like. My grandpa passed it on to me.

You mean you have pet fish? Or does it go beyond that?

Well yeah, I have pet fish, but I consider myself an enthusiast--not just some kid with a goldfish. I have two tanks and I take it pretty seriously.