Got any other hobbies?

[Exupnut]

ha! I bought mines in Canada on holiday as well (cheaper, plus as you say, hard to get one over here with the MOP inlay, although I only got 1 inlay), and took it back home as normal luggage :lol

Oh yeah.. The fukin import tax... Geetar was £1,050. Case £150 and tax £180  £1400 was defo worth it tho. Just need to lower action a little and it'll sound and play like a foccin dream.

[Exupnut]

BBC 1 now. How jimmy Hendrix became a god.
"Lord i hear that HS2 a comin ... Hear that HS2....hear that HS2.... Yeah i hears that HS2 a commin...." Lol

[steviebhoy]

I've been known to dabble in a bit of sketching and painting, but haven't done much for a while. One of my better efforts in watercolour and gouache:

They pictures are fantastic you are far too modest.
Stevie

[nick crisp]

Well, those are some of the better ones. For every good painting I turn out, I do about 20 that look like a 3-year old's finger paintings... :lol

[ChristoT]

Well, those are some of the better ones. For every good painting I turn out, I do about 20 that look like a 3-year old's finger paintings... :lol

Well, when you consider that squirrel pic of Exup was one of my better ones...  :lol :lol :lol

My hobbies? Sailing in Turkey, motorcycles, fettling motorcycles, talking about motorcycles etc... 

I love aircraft too - especially WWII and cold war jets.

[nick crisp]

I think the Phantom will always be my favourite fast jet of that era Christo. When I was about 13, I went for a week to RAF Coningsby with the Air Cadets. As well as getting to crawl around the BBMF Lancaster, a couple of us spent an evening standing by the airfield perimeter watching the Phantoms take off - jeez, but those things were loud on full afterburner, they made the ground shake like no other aircraft I've ever seen! We also did an aircraft wash on a Phantom, and got to help the groundcrews on them in a hangar - I remember them being huge great things, and you wondered how such a massive construction could go so fast. I think they are like the big muscle cars of the aircraft world. Never got to work on fast jets while I was in the RAF though.

[Skippernick]

I regularly stand on platforms watching trains.

[caretaker]

actually i like a bit of mtb. lovely tracks down south and west wales. got an old giant rincon and a new-ish mongoose tyax.

[JZS 600]

Just got my competent crew cert from the RYA

[ChristoT]

Just got my competent crew cert from the RYA

Congratz!

[Slaninar]

Fenomenalni Rivelinjo!

[Samaha]

I've got a season ticket for Brighton and Hove Albion, I dabble in a bit of spearfishing and I also spent the best part of this century living in the Alps snowboarding.

[Looney tune]

Shooting
Hunting ( fox )
Golf, not near as much as when I was a young 2 handicapper
Fishing, fly only
Dog training / judging
Having a good Sunday session in the pub
Sex

[Doddsie]

^^^^^^^ Hmmmm, I notice they are all hobbies you can do on your own!!!!!  :lol

[slimwilly]

Self doing hobbies are the best,,no relying on others to remember anything then.

[R1FSR]

between working 40+hours a week, and going to Uni, hobbies are more or less a thing of the past for me

Used to enjoy a wee bit of guitar, and own an xbox which never sees the light of day these days either.And for someone who only "dabbles" in guitar, I seem to have ammased far too many. I have 5 or 6 now. including these two, which I use the most (excuse the fingerprints :o):

My Takamine Acoustic


My Ibanez RG


really need to get round to selling the Ibanez. it rarely comes out to play these days either...shame really.

sweet taki ..nice RG ...what would you want for it ?

heres a few of my other hobbies ....

me taking photos ...I do a lot of concert photography


A3 drawings made up of dots




2 of my guitars

[mickvp]

ooft! a wee steve vai Ibanez there. nice!

Not sure really mate, I would take £400 for it. I paid almost £700 (and due to a mistake in the shop, ended up with a team J craft case and certificate from another guitar (mines is not a custom J craft model - just a prestige one which didnt come with a cert.)

The case alone is worth over £100 as you cant buy em on their own

[Frosties]

Nick i gotta say that picture is absolutely FANTASTIC.  U may be a shit rider but ur a foccin awesome artist :-)

Totally agree Nick. Love this pic and have stolen it for my Avatar on the Tiger forum.......didn't see a little "c" in a circle anywhere 

[Kosmic Kartman]

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Nick i gotta say that picture is absolutely FANTASTIC.  U may be a shit rider but ur a foccin awesome artist :-)

Totally agree Nick. Love this pic and have stolen it for my Avatar on the Tiger forum.......didn't see a little "c" in a circle anywhere 
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Little © or not, you can't just nick someones illustration and use it as your own avatar without the artists permission. It's copyright theft with or without the C

[R1FSR]

ooft! a wee steve vai Ibanez there. nice!

Not sure really mate, I would take £400 for it. I paid almost £700 (and due to a mistake in the shop, ended up with a team J craft case and certificate from another guitar (mines is not a custom J craft model - just a prestige one which didnt come with a cert.)

The case alone is worth over £100 as you cant buy em on their own

got any other pics you can send me ? ..other info like the serial number etc ...mucho grassy arse