I pretty much love retro-computing. That's my main hobby/

cosplay, I like to play with prosthetic pieces
sometimes I leave them near people so they get scared when they see a detached ear uwu

Nothing at the moment.

Reading. When not gaming. I do take an occasional walk in the state park nearby.

My hobbies?
--Sleep
--Drink
--Do some random ♥♥♥♥ on Steam
--Play games
--Sleep
--Watch films
--Do some bizarre drawings
--Hibernate (which is basically the same as sleep)

That's basically it.

I read that as hobbits

gardening and plants, i got a new aquarium too, thinking of getting something like shrimp where it will be happy living there

Cooking. very fun and rewarding

I'm a gamer - true of Poker and computer games fo sho. I like to beat computer games Ironman style. I know I can't beat Poker like that so I just win.

You can predict outcomes.

They are on my profile

Martial Art
Guitar
Coding
World / Game building

Originally posted by Corvus T-XIII:

Martial Art
Guitar
Coding
World / Game building

I've thought about picking up guitar, but my wife is against it.. .. she thinks I'll spend way to much for crap way above my ability. .. which shows she may know me better than I thought

Originally posted by DaS:

Originally posted by Corvus T-XIII:

Martial Art
Guitar
Coding
World / Game building

I've thought about picking up guitar, but my wife is against it.. .. she thinks I'll spend way to much for crap way above my ability. .. which shows she may know me better than I thought

Yamaha area good place to begin. Get a budget when I started the Yamaha Pacifica was THE one to get it is an electric and you can play without amp too. Good for getting your fingers and muscles working.
I have not bought one the shop was always out of stock.

If you want an acoustic I would ask on forums like Justin Guitar - his beginner course is a good place to start the songs are good to train on while you develop the skills you want.

Like any instrument it is good to learn and practice consistently at first even 10 to 20 minutes a day will be good to build up your coordination, strength and muscle memory.

Everybody finds it difficult at first and not progress as fast as they would like, but you get it and it is something you develop and refine which is what I love about it.

Other than Justin Sandercoe, Steve Stine * on youtube is good to watch - actually not watched him in ages so may get back to him.
From beginner to advance he has a good way of presenting how to do cool stuff on it, first week I felt woah I can solo!
His is more metal rock style.

-and dont fall into the trap of always looking for another 'perfect' guitar because then you will buy and spend stupid amounts for guitars you wont use.

* sorry got his name wrong i was recently watching Vampire Rock and got names mixed.

Steve Stine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E_IiKnYH_s
With bit of practice you can lift bits out of his videos and give it a go.

Justin
I bought his beginner course of books and worth every penny. Still have them and still play out of them.
https://www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons

I'm a pretty big fan of most things to do with the Earth, so Geology, Meteorology, things like that.
Although, I dip into many hobbies on and off.
I also think cars and guitars are cool, but not really a main hobby just something I sometimes dabble in.

I play football
I enjoy gardening and taking care of plants and my lawn
Also I do welding and smithing projects as a hobby