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I think what wins the award for "Dullest Hobby Ever", was a couple of blokes I saw when working at the Worcester Beer Festival - they were buying a half of ale, sampling a drop of it then bottling and labelling it!! 😯

It's beer, what are you gonna do with it!!


 
Posted : 25/08/2009 9:36 am
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fishing is what you make it and if you enjoy the countryside you are likely to enjoy fishing.

unless you're averse to killing things 🙁

and is really ****ing boring when talking about the subject.

the boringness of discussing an activity is not related to the boringness of [b]doing[/b] it 🙂 For a fact there's not much to say about photography - you point a camera at things and press the button, and sometimes the resulting shot is brilliant. End of 🙂


 
Posted : 25/08/2009 9:50 am
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I know other people may find golf to be rather boring, but I really enjoy it!

Playing golf is a game of skill, the long process of trying to master all the little pieces that go together to create a good swing. The knowledge that has to be learnt with regards to how the weather can effect your game, and the frustration of trying to up the quality of your short game, and how to read the greens for speed and how the ball will break.

Golf is not really a sport in the athletic manner, but it is one hell of a mind game!


 
Posted : 25/08/2009 9:55 am
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Tell me what I might be missing!

Well fishing is about lots of things but a lot of it im(limited)e is about sitting by the riverbank/seaside/lake shore chillin out in the weather and relaxing. A form of meditation.. rather like road biking or distance running, or mountain walking on your own.. or maybe swimming except you get water in your ears/nose/mouth too often to properly focus on the physical.. 🙂


 
Posted : 25/08/2009 10:37 am
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There was a guy at Preston train station who used to run alongside the trains recording their arrivals at the station waving frantically at any one in his way (and went mental if you spoke/shouted).
He used to play recordings of his favourites to you and could tell you what each one was by sound alone.Proper elite trainspotter.

I was there as I worked with an autistic guy who loved trains to the point of compulsion and even he would get bored with this guy.


 
Posted : 25/08/2009 11:59 am
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Model railways. Oh dear lord that was a narrow escape ...


 
Posted : 25/08/2009 1:02 pm
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Posted : 27/08/2009 4:08 pm
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I like bikes, fishing, golf, photography, collecting crap - god I'm dull but content 🙂

(yes I know you was taking the pi%%)


 
Posted : 27/08/2009 4:09 pm
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