Researching and stockpicking, mostly.

 

Eating and drinking. A little yoga.

 

Not much time for hobbies, to be honest.

 

A bit of reading.

 

Playing hide the pickle.

2 minutes ago, FruitPudding said:

Researching and stockpicking, mostly.

 

Eating and drinking. A little yoga.

 

Not much time for hobbies, to be honest.

 

A bit of reading.

 

Playing hide the pickle.

A little cryptic but ok.

I run a music blog, that keeps me occupied.

1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Yes, in theory...

After looking at lots of videos I decided to buy a relative expensive Prusa 3d printer.

The reason is/was that that thing works accurately the way it should work. You tell it to do A and it actually does A.

It seems with many cheap printers there are lots of problems which especially beginners don't see, because they don't have the experience. That is headache.

So if you want to buy a 3d printer better learn first what you get into.

 

 

Do you write your own software for this?Lets say you want to print a small

statue or part,how do you go about that?

 

4 days a week group cycles, 2 days a week golf then all the stuff in between

Edited July 7, 20233 yr by scubascuba3

29 minutes ago, jvs said:

Do you write your own software for this?Lets say you want to print a small

statue or part,how do you go about that?

First, I look if someone else did it already. 

If it is my own idea/design then I use Autodesk Fusion 360 and the Prusa tools.

 

Fusion 360 is a great program, and with limited usage for free. It takes time to learn the concepts and how to use it. Luckily there are lots of great how to videos out there.

 

Cycling, reading, building model cars with a lot of scratchbuilding, YouTube watching and creating.

Exercise with a 4-5 km walk every morning.

I can spend 3-4 hours gardening or doing other household chores most days.

With at least 3 trips to the supermarket every week.

Afternoon's are for R&R and catching up with other ex pats that might be around and having a beer.

Edited July 7, 20233 yr by Andycoops

Travel.

Birding, hiking, nature photography.

Walking and swimming. 

Podcasts. 

Video games.

Reading.

20 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Hunting, fishing, music, gym,movies.

Do you enjoy killing animals ?

Is this what good christians like to do ...?

I have more affection for buddhism , I won't do something alike .

Don't eat meat , protect all animals and their habitat ...

4 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

Do you enjoy killing animals ?

Is this what good christians like to do ...?

I have more affection for buddhism , I won't do something alike .

Don't eat meat , protect all animals and their habitat ...

You sound like one of those annoying Just Stop Oil guys.

Have you considered getting a life?

 

21 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Cycling and rabbits.

what kind of pets do rabbits make?

would you say they are loyal?

does cleaning after them keep you busy? 

 

29 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

You sound like one of those annoying Just Stop Oil guys.

Have you considered getting a life?

 

Have you ...?

Close your eyes and run , Lemming , run , the cliff is not far ...

Btw... Just stop oil is right .

Film making/Video editing, YouTube

Exploring lots of cool coffee shops on the Honda Forza.

Music and Movie freak.

Edited July 8, 20233 yr by twizzian

Golfing, Big Bike rides and trips, scuba diving, bicycling, traveling throughout Thailand sightseeing, enjoying the beach… Keep myself as busy as I want to…. All good!

27 minutes ago, twizzian said:

Exploring lots of cool coffee shops

How many did you find?

IMHO there might be a lot of cool looking shops. But few of them have decent espresso.

If I am in a new location, then I look for new coffee shops, because I have no other choice. 

When I know already a good shop in the location where I am, then I go to the best coffee shop which I know already.

Online gaming (MMORPG's), Woodturning, online gaming, Hydroponic gardening, online gaming and currently modifying my Wood lathe to do metal work (fun project), finding new places to eat, baking homemade bread, fishing and anything else that seems interesting.

 

for me golf, cycling and DDP YOGA (it's not your mama's yoga)

1 hour ago, save the frogs said:

what kind of pets do rabbits make?

would you say they are loyal?

does cleaning after them keep you busy? 

 

I am sure @BritManToo will also answer you. Here are my though:

You need at least two rabbits, male and female, for them to be happy. And you have to neuter at least the male one, otherwise you soon have many more rabbits.

Male/male and female/female often don't like each other.

 

I don't think the know about loyalty. They remember if you are nice to them. And they remember who gives them food and treats.

 

They use their toilet, like a box with wood pellets. In very few cases they don't use that box, but this is not really a problem.

 

One important thing about rabbits is that they are night active. They sleep when the sun rises and start to get active late afternoon and they keep running around all night. 

1 hour ago, nobodysfriend said:

Do you enjoy killing animals ?

Is this what good christians like to do ...?

This was a perfectly nice, entertaining and interesting thread until the first self-righteous poster showed up.

1 minute ago, klauskunkel said:

This was a perfectly nice, entertaining and interesting thread until the first self-righteous poster showed up.

His name sums him up.

Creating new varieties of frangipani/plumeria keeps me occupied, while I need workers to do the physical side, I do the twirling(a method I started)/cross pollinating, seedlings and grafting. I am recognized around the world for my work with this plant and have been flown to the US to do talks and demonstrations as well as to Australia, appeared on TV shows and radio for it as well. It keeps my mind busy and I get a lot of enjoyment from it, I also get a lot of queries about them from overseas and help many people, pics are 3 of my creations but I have well over 100, first is named after my wife, Golden Noi and it is well known around the world, second is Red Moon Rising and third is Dragon Breath.

11 minutes ago, seajae said:

Creating new varieties of frangipani/plumeria keeps me occupied, while I need workers to do the physical side, I do the twirling(a method I started)/cross pollinating, seedlings and grafting. I am recognized around the world for my work with this plant and have been flown to the US to do talks and demonstrations as well as to Australia, appeared on TV shows and radio for it as well. It keeps my mind busy and I get a lot of enjoyment from it, I also get a lot of queries about them from overseas and help many people, pics are 3 of my creations but I have well over 100, first is named after my wife, Golden Noi and it is well known around the world, second is Red Moon Rising and third is Dragon Breath.

Very beautiful,that is not a hobby,it is a passion and the results are great.

Thank you.

2 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

Do you enjoy killing animals ?

Is this what good christians like to do ...?

I have more affection for buddhism , I won't do something alike .

Don't eat meat , protect all animals and their habitat ...

I enjoy a clean shot but not that bothered if it were a terrorist.

breed gozzers from pigeon hearts 

Taking old (very rare) pop singles from the 60s out of my collection. No rock, no country, no folk...just obscure catchy, orchestrated and melodic pop and pleasant psych pop.

I look for matching 60s footage, digitally clean the record, edited video and sound (when both are the exact same length and post 'em on youtube.

I don't gain a penny by doing this but it keeps me creative.

https://www.youtube.com/@OldiesRAREsPOPTributevid-nq7py/videos

3 minutes ago, blackshadow said:

breed gozzers from pigeon hearts 

That is a very interesting hobby,gozzers have a lot of protein and are great

food source for birds or even people.

Let me know if you need any pigeon hearts,we have a lot of them.

Now back to serious posts i hope?

 

Juggling (yawn...), learning/teaching online (yawn...), exploring google (yawn...), cafe (yawn...), dating (yawn...), & fathering (yawn...)  

1 minute ago, oldies1 said:

Taking old (very rare) pop singles from the 60s out of my collection. No rock, no country, no folk...just obscure catchy, orchestrated and melodic pop and pleasant psych pop.

I look for matching 60s footage, digitally clean the record, edited video and sound (when both are the exact same length and post 'em on youtube.

I don't gain a penny by doing this but it keeps me creative.

https://www.youtube.com/@OldiesRAREsPOPTributevid-nq7py/videos

Thank you,i just subscribed to your channel,i will check it out later.

 

1 minute ago, jvs said:

That is a very interesting hobby,gozzers have a lot of protein and are great

food source for birds or even people.

Let me know if you need any pigeon hearts,we have a lot of them.

Now back to serious posts i hope?

 

ok i also go wasp nest hunting