Hobbies?

Mine is 3D printers, I have 2 of them now.

This is my first one, it's had a lot of upgrade since I shot this video:
 
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3D printing would be cool...

Here are some ideas off the top of my head:

Reading
Write an autobiography or novel
Sports/outdoor activities - e.g. Rowing, climbing, mountain biking, walking, American Football, polo, archery, whatever.
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Fap
Musical instrument
Historical re-enactment
Taking old stuff apart
Playing with Lego Technic
Warhammer/models in general.
Do some open university course.
Join a society of some kind.
 
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Raymond Lin said:
Photography.

But the line is so blurred these days i am not sure if it is still a hobby or a job.

I still shoot for fun but mostly I shoot for clients of late.
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Too much DOF? :p

Or if you are not a retard, Photography, another one that I dont think has been mentioned... Home improvements/decorating (if you have your own place) very time consuming and you will have a sense of accheivement once you are finnished, then start again
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This is a good one. It can certainly eat up your time but well worth the effort and can save you lots of money.
 
Out of everything I do for a hobby, I find tinkering with hifi electronics the most rewarding. So, my vote is for electronics.
 
My two main hobbies are running and cycling. Both of which I do on road and off road. Because of this I also hold an interest in nutrition which keeps me busy reading.
 
Take up Ju Jitsu...fitness, self defence that works, and if into the competition side then medals and team support.



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Loving the replies and ideas guys :), I'm currently doing an A-level at home and an apprenticeship so anymore educational type of things I'll pass on, but liking some of the ideas, will give a few ago and see where that takes me haha, i may be back here asking again due to trying then failing!
 
For a more "solitary" pursuit (although it can be social if you make friends with others in the same boat): Learn to play the piano... hard work but amazingly satisfying and therapeutic once you start getting somewhere. :)

Otherwise, RC Helicopter flying, Fencing, Judo....

Wish I'd not given up Amateur Radio myself; I used to enjoy it but it was keeping me indoors and away from my regular social crowd.
 
Streaking - really gets the blood pumping! :D

On a serious note:

Painting, drawing or animation (3D or traditional). :)

Hiking and martial arts are always good to break up the daily routine and keep yourself fit.
 
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