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05-31-2019, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
Haha I might just.That is awesome! You should make a thread about it - I'm sure there are dozens of us! Dozens!
I was under the impression that manure was not good for worms, but it sounds like that's not the case. Or maybe I was told cat litter wasn't?

I was under the impression that manure was not good for worms, but it sounds like that's not the case. Or maybe I was told cat litter wasn't?
Depends what your cattle is fed. If they have a low quality feedstock it makes poor food for worms. But all of my cattle are pasture fed. Cows only digest about 15% of what they eat. So there's tons of good organic matter in manure.
You gotta let the manure sit for a few months to cool down before feeding to worms otherwise it will kill them.
But it makes just about the best feed for worms if you do it right
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05-31-2019, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Mike1991⏩
Do you sell the worms? Are they used for fishing or to feed pet fish? I used to buy nightcrawlers for my fish when I had a big aquarium.Haha I might just.
Depends what your cattle is fed. If they have a low quality feedstock it makes poor food for worms. But all of my cattle are pasture fed. Cows only digest about 15% of what they eat. So there's tons of good organic matter in manure.
You gotta let the manure sit for a few months to cool down before feeding to worms otherwise it will kill them.
But it makes just about the best feed for worms of you do it right
Depends what your cattle is fed. If they have a low quality feedstock it makes poor food for worms. But all of my cattle are pasture fed. Cows only digest about 15% of what they eat. So there's tons of good organic matter in manure.
You gotta let the manure sit for a few months to cool down before feeding to worms otherwise it will kill them.
But it makes just about the best feed for worms of you do it right
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
No I use it to grow cannabis and hemp plants mainly. Just about doubles the yeild of anything you grow with it. There's a reason worm castings are dubbed 'black gold'Do you sell the worms? Are they used for fishing or to feed pet fish? I used to buy nightcrawlers for my fish when I had a big aquarium.
I could probably start selling them. There's a bay 10 minutes house where tons of fishing tournaments are constantly going on
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05-31-2019, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Id much rather have conversations about that then the other stuff you mentioned lolSo you value judge the hobby cos there’s nothing interesting about D&D players or trainspotters apart from to other D&D players and trainspotters
Social conversations ebb and flow around varied topics including reactions to news, social movements, politics, religion, sex etc. Personal experiences with careers, family, other friends. Discussion of various attributes, intellectual escapes of fantasy, shared experiences
No fukker is interested in how much I lift, or the latest scientific research around x or y.
Social conversations ebb and flow around varied topics including reactions to news, social movements, politics, religion, sex etc. Personal experiences with careers, family, other friends. Discussion of various attributes, intellectual escapes of fantasy, shared experiences
No fukker is interested in how much I lift, or the latest scientific research around x or y.
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05-31-2019, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
No offense, This is a very dumb post. If you don't understand the reason for hobbies well, misc may very well be right about womenwhat’s so good about hobbies ? do you believe they make you more interested or rounded
I do stuff I enjoy; learn new skills if I take a fancy to them; do fitness stuff; social stuff, family stuff and insular stuff
I don’t turn into an anorak for any of them: don’t obsess, know every minute detail about things
Having a hobby doesn’t make you special, it’s just how you enjoy your life at best, or fill your gaping time at worst
I suppose you think gaming a hobby. Whereas things like trainspotting or d&d, stamp collecting, pub quizzes, cosplay, furries are also hobbies but specific types spring to mind
I do stuff I enjoy; learn new skills if I take a fancy to them; do fitness stuff; social stuff, family stuff and insular stuff
I don’t turn into an anorak for any of them: don’t obsess, know every minute detail about things
Having a hobby doesn’t make you special, it’s just how you enjoy your life at best, or fill your gaping time at worst
I suppose you think gaming a hobby. Whereas things like trainspotting or d&d, stamp collecting, pub quizzes, cosplay, furries are also hobbies but specific types spring to mind
-Basketball may look stupid to some, but Michael Jordan is a billionaire and is a mark in historical sports
-Golf may look boring as hell, yet look at Tiger Woods
-Race Car driving may seem stupidly dangerous, yet look at Jeff Gordan
-Gaming may seem time consuming, yet it's a billion dollar industry. More than music and movies combined.
All those men are famous. They found a hobby, became obsessed with it and succeeded. That's the difference between a pleb and successful person. And you don't have to be a millionaire to be considered successful in my eyes. It makes you a better overall person. No people aren't choosing hobbies to be narcissistic, a majority just find something they like and get good at it.
05-31-2019, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
I'm way more interested in that than social media stars, celebrity gossip, farmhouse chic, the latest comic book movie, whatever. I don't think I'm unique.So you value judge the hobby cos there’s nothing interesting about D&D players or trainspotters apart from to other D&D players and trainspotters
Social conversations ebb and flow around varied topics including reactions to news, social movements, politics, religion, sex etc. Personal experiences with careers, family, other friends. Discussion of various attributes, intellectual escapes of fantasy, shared experiences
No fukker is interested in how much I lift, or the latest scientific research around x or y.
Social conversations ebb and flow around varied topics including reactions to news, social movements, politics, religion, sex etc. Personal experiences with careers, family, other friends. Discussion of various attributes, intellectual escapes of fantasy, shared experiences
No fukker is interested in how much I lift, or the latest scientific research around x or y.
And yeah, there is some value judging that is unavoidable. Larping, my neighbor who mows his lawn 3x/week rain or shine, trainspotters - all seem pretty lame.
You can't tell me this guy doesn't come off as interesting from no more than a single photo.

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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
Lmao falconry is fuking sick. Would love to get into that and take my falcon bird hunting on my farm. I love watching falcon hunts on YouTubeI'm way more interested in that than social media stars, celebrity gossip, farmhouse chic, the latest comic book movie, whatever. I don't think I'm unique.
And yeah, there is some value judging that is unavoidable. Larping, my neighbor who mows his lawn 3x/week rain or shine, trainspotters - all seem pretty lame.
You can't tell me this guy doesn't come off as interesting from no more than a single photo.

And yeah, there is some value judging that is unavoidable. Larping, my neighbor who mows his lawn 3x/week rain or shine, trainspotters - all seem pretty lame.
You can't tell me this guy doesn't come off as interesting from no more than a single photo.

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05-31-2019, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Mike1991⏩
Miscers mocked me when I said I always wanted to try it! Looks like a great time.Lmao falconry is fuking sick. Would love to get into that and take my falcon bird hunting on my farm. I love watching falcon hunts on YouTube
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Mind = Blown. I hope you're not serious, you're really making the misc look good, and I'm one of the least sexist men on this boardSo you value judge the hobby cos there’s nothing interesting about D&D players or trainspotters apart from to other D&D players and trainspotters
Social conversations ebb and flow around varied topics including reactions to news, social movements, politics, religion, sex etc. Personal experiences with careers, family, other friends. Discussion of various attributes, intellectual escapes of fantasy, shared experiences
No fukker is interested in how much I lift, or the latest scientific research around x or y.
Social conversations ebb and flow around varied topics including reactions to news, social movements, politics, religion, sex etc. Personal experiences with careers, family, other friends. Discussion of various attributes, intellectual escapes of fantasy, shared experiences
No fukker is interested in how much I lift, or the latest scientific research around x or y.
-You never talk about politics unless you want a time wasting argument.
-Religion? Really? Yeah let's talk about Christians and genital mutation
-Sex? I'll give you that one. I always brag to my co-workers how I did anal with Caroline
-Talk about the news? You really wanna discuss the events from those biased agenda anchors?
-Personal experiences with careers? Lady nobody wants to talk about work outside of work. We all work 5 days a week for 8 hours, work is the last thing we want to talk about, especially since most of us surf the internet. You and your lady friends can do that if you want.
-Nobody cares about your family & friend who are most likely talking about the same thing.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
The cope is strong. More cope than Chernobyl radiation.These are some of the mainstays of most social interactions within established friendship groups. Not small talk with randoms
You think people want to talk about how your guppy tank looks?
You think people want to talk about how your guppy tank looks?
584k views. 1 video
Everything revolves around hobbies. Not only do they make you more interesting, but you live life way more. But whatever helps you cope
05-31-2019, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Yes. Around 40% of jobs are bullsht jobs - box-ticking, thugs, etc - and a large part of the time of people in productive jobs is taken up with bullsht, like doctors filling in forms with codes of the particular series of treatments, etc, which makes people enjoy their jobs less. As well, their jobs require them to associate with people they may not even like much, but still have to be polite to. So if people want to feel creative and productive and hang with people they like, they need a hobby.what’s so good about hobbies ? do you believe they make you more interested or rounded
A hobby does not have to but can build useful skills, too.
When I worked at the globogym, with new members there were a bunch of questions we were supposed to ask them. Hobbies was one of them, supposed to be a breaking the ice kind of thing, chatting about non-fitness stuff to make the nervous newbie less nervous. It usually went like this.
"What are your hobbies?"
"Reading books."
"What sort of books?"
"What?"
"Thrillers, romance, scifi, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
In other words, they didn't read books.
"Watching movies."
"What sort of movies?"
"What?"
"Action, comedy, porn, drama, horror movies, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
Since they missed when I mentioned porn, they obviously weren't listening. They didn't have a particular taste in movies, it was just whatever was on telly that night - or nowadays "I like movies" will mean, "I like scrolling through netflix for three hours and not choosing anything."
"What sort of cooking?"
"Huh?"
"You like to cook Italian, Japanese, curries, baking, what kind?"
"Um, all sorts."
In other words, they didn't like to cook, they liked to eat.
So what we got from asking them about their hobbies was that most people are fcking boring. Most people come from work and plonk themselves in front of the tv and stare vacantly at it while shoving takeout into their gaping mouths and scrolling through LameBook, then go to bed, idly one rub out and doze off, get up tomorrow and do it all again. Of course, this may have been sample bias - people busy with hobbies maybe don't have time to join a gym, and these people were looking for a hobby. But almost nobody answered, "the gym - I hope!"
Yes, having a hobby makes you more interesting and well-rounded. It certainly makes you less boring to chat to at gym intro sessions and parties.
There was a nice Art of Manliness article on this once, basically saying: being interested in and good at something is attractive. He meant that men should get some skill - carpentry, a second language, whatever - but the same goes for women. People who are competent at and enthusiastic about something are more attractive than people who are incompetent at and bored by everything.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Every visitor I ever had wanted to feed my stingrays. Your argument is invalid.You think people want to talk about how your guppy tank looks?

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Originally Posted By KyleAaron⏩
Hit the nail on the head. You shouldn't have to explain this, people who don't get it, well I don't know what to say about them. Life sucks ass when you don't have hobbies. Ask me how I know. Work my lame job and go home, that's it.Yes. Around 40% of jobs are bullsht jobs - box-ticking, thugs, etc - and a large part of the time of people in productive jobs is taken up with bullsht, like doctors filling in forms with codes of the particular series of treatments, etc, which makes people enjoy their jobs less. As well, their jobs require them to associate with people they may not even like much, but still have to be polite to. So if people want to feel creative and productive and hang with people they like, they need a hobby.
A hobby does not have to but can build useful skills, too.
When I worked at the globogym, with new members there were a bunch of questions we were supposed to ask them. Hobbies was one of them, supposed to be a breaking the ice kind of thing, chatting about non-fitness stuff to make the nervous newbie less nervous. It usually went like this.
"What are your hobbies?"
"Reading books."
"What sort of books?"
"What?"
"Thrillers, romance, scifi, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
In other words, they didn't read books.
"Watching movies."
"What sort of movies?"
"What?"
"Action, comedy, porn, drama, horror movies, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
Since they missed when I mentioned porn, they obviously weren't listening. They didn't have a particular taste in movies, it was just whatever was on telly that night - or nowadays "I like movies" will mean, "I like scrolling through netflix for three hours and not choosing anything."
"What sort of cooking?"
"Huh?"
"You like to cook Italian, Japanese, curries, baking, what kind?"
"Um, all sorts."
In other words, they didn't like to cook, they liked to eat.
So what we got from asking them about their hobbies was that most people are fcking boring. Most people come from work and plonk themselves in front of the tv and stare vacantly at it while shoving takeout into their gaping mouths and scrolling through LameBook, then go to bed, idly one rub out and doze off, get up tomorrow and do it all again. Of course, this may have been sample bias - people busy with hobbies maybe don't have time to join a gym, and these people were looking for a hobby. But almost nobody answered, "the gym - I hope!"
Yes, having a hobby makes you more interesting and well-rounded. It certainly makes you less boring to chat to at gym intro sessions and parties.
There was a nice Art of Manliness article on this once, basically saying: being interested in and good at something is attractive. He meant that men should get some skill - carpentry, a second language, whatever - but the same goes for women. People who are competent at and enthusiastic about something are more attractive than people who are incompetent at and bored by everything.
A hobby does not have to but can build useful skills, too.
When I worked at the globogym, with new members there were a bunch of questions we were supposed to ask them. Hobbies was one of them, supposed to be a breaking the ice kind of thing, chatting about non-fitness stuff to make the nervous newbie less nervous. It usually went like this.
"What are your hobbies?"
"Reading books."
"What sort of books?"
"What?"
"Thrillers, romance, scifi, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
In other words, they didn't read books.
"Watching movies."
"What sort of movies?"
"What?"
"Action, comedy, porn, drama, horror movies, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
Since they missed when I mentioned porn, they obviously weren't listening. They didn't have a particular taste in movies, it was just whatever was on telly that night - or nowadays "I like movies" will mean, "I like scrolling through netflix for three hours and not choosing anything."
"What sort of cooking?"
"Huh?"
"You like to cook Italian, Japanese, curries, baking, what kind?"
"Um, all sorts."
In other words, they didn't like to cook, they liked to eat.
So what we got from asking them about their hobbies was that most people are fcking boring. Most people come from work and plonk themselves in front of the tv and stare vacantly at it while shoving takeout into their gaping mouths and scrolling through LameBook, then go to bed, idly one rub out and doze off, get up tomorrow and do it all again. Of course, this may have been sample bias - people busy with hobbies maybe don't have time to join a gym, and these people were looking for a hobby. But almost nobody answered, "the gym - I hope!"
Yes, having a hobby makes you more interesting and well-rounded. It certainly makes you less boring to chat to at gym intro sessions and parties.
There was a nice Art of Manliness article on this once, basically saying: being interested in and good at something is attractive. He meant that men should get some skill - carpentry, a second language, whatever - but the same goes for women. People who are competent at and enthusiastic about something are more attractive than people who are incompetent at and bored by everything.
I'm gonna change it though, I just gotta get outta my comfort zone.
05-31-2019, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
So lets hear the male responses and we can judge if they're good enough hobbies.Only pointing out there was a stark difference between the male and female responses.
Originally Posted By KyleAaron⏩
This makes a lot of sense. It's why I often tell guys who have trouble dating or finding things to talk about on dates to go volunteer, do something they enjoy, get hobbies. It gives you things to talk about and makes you interesting and attractive. I know I don't want to go out with a guy and just hear about how he sits on the couch watching sports all day and night.Yes. Around 40% of jobs are bullsht jobs - box-ticking, thugs, etc - and a large part of the time of people in productive jobs is taken up with bullsht, like doctors filling in forms with codes of the particular series of treatments, etc, which makes people enjoy their jobs less. As well, their jobs require them to associate with people they may not even like much, but still have to be polite to. So if people want to feel creative and productive and hang with people they like, they need a hobby.
A hobby does not have to but can build useful skills, too.
When I worked at the globogym, with new members there were a bunch of questions we were supposed to ask them. Hobbies was one of them, supposed to be a breaking the ice kind of thing, chatting about non-fitness stuff to make the nervous newbie less nervous. It usually went like this.
"What are your hobbies?"
"Reading books."
"What sort of books?"
"What?"
"Thrillers, romance, scifi, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
In other words, they didn't read books.
"Watching movies."
"What sort of movies?"
"What?"
"Action, comedy, porn, drama, horror movies, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
Since they missed when I mentioned porn, they obviously weren't listening. They didn't have a particular taste in movies, it was just whatever was on telly that night - or nowadays "I like movies" will mean, "I like scrolling through netflix for three hours and not choosing anything."
"What sort of cooking?"
"Huh?"
"You like to cook Italian, Japanese, curries, baking, what kind?"
"Um, all sorts."
In other words, they didn't like to cook, they liked to eat.
So what we got from asking them about their hobbies was that most people are fcking boring. Most people come from work and plonk themselves in front of the tv and stare vacantly at it while shoving takeout into their gaping mouths and scrolling through LameBook, then go to bed, idly one rub out and doze off, get up tomorrow and do it all again. Of course, this may have been sample bias - people busy with hobbies maybe don't have time to join a gym, and these people were looking for a hobby. But almost nobody answered, "the gym - I hope!"
Yes, having a hobby makes you more interesting and well-rounded. It certainly makes you less boring to chat to at gym intro sessions and parties.
There was a nice Art of Manliness article on this once, basically saying: being interested in and good at something is attractive. He meant that men should get some skill - carpentry, a second language, whatever - but the same goes for women. People who are competent at and enthusiastic about something are more attractive than people who are incompetent at and bored by everything.
A hobby does not have to but can build useful skills, too.
When I worked at the globogym, with new members there were a bunch of questions we were supposed to ask them. Hobbies was one of them, supposed to be a breaking the ice kind of thing, chatting about non-fitness stuff to make the nervous newbie less nervous. It usually went like this.
"What are your hobbies?"
"Reading books."
"What sort of books?"
"What?"
"Thrillers, romance, scifi, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
In other words, they didn't read books.
"Watching movies."
"What sort of movies?"
"What?"
"Action, comedy, porn, drama, horror movies, or what?"
"Um... all sorts."
Since they missed when I mentioned porn, they obviously weren't listening. They didn't have a particular taste in movies, it was just whatever was on telly that night - or nowadays "I like movies" will mean, "I like scrolling through netflix for three hours and not choosing anything."
"What sort of cooking?"
"Huh?"
"You like to cook Italian, Japanese, curries, baking, what kind?"
"Um, all sorts."
In other words, they didn't like to cook, they liked to eat.
So what we got from asking them about their hobbies was that most people are fcking boring. Most people come from work and plonk themselves in front of the tv and stare vacantly at it while shoving takeout into their gaping mouths and scrolling through LameBook, then go to bed, idly one rub out and doze off, get up tomorrow and do it all again. Of course, this may have been sample bias - people busy with hobbies maybe don't have time to join a gym, and these people were looking for a hobby. But almost nobody answered, "the gym - I hope!"
Yes, having a hobby makes you more interesting and well-rounded. It certainly makes you less boring to chat to at gym intro sessions and parties.
There was a nice Art of Manliness article on this once, basically saying: being interested in and good at something is attractive. He meant that men should get some skill - carpentry, a second language, whatever - but the same goes for women. People who are competent at and enthusiastic about something are more attractive than people who are incompetent at and bored by everything.
As for hobbies:
Reading - Thrillers, murder mysteries, romance but not those porno type novels. More like Nora Roberts, Janet Evanovitch type stuff.
Volunteering in animal rescue
Lifting
Dancing- did Salsa for a year and thinking of what to try next.
Baking/dessert like treats- although I don't do it often anymore since no hubby to eat it and I'll just get fat. lol The kitchen here also sucks and is tiny as chit. Not conducive to baking.
And one of these days I'm going to learn how to knit/crochet and make hats, mittens/gloves and blankets for needy people and sweaters for shelter doggos.
Chit posting on BB.com hehe
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
What is this WitchcraftSure!
Vermicomposting is the process of composting using various worms, usually red wigglers, to create a mixture of decomposing vegetable or food waste, bedding materials like newspapers, and vermicast. Vermicast, also called worm castings, is the end-product of the breakdown of organic matter by an earthworm. These castings have been shown to contain reduced levels of contaminants and a higher saturation of nutrients than do organic materials before vermicomposting. It's like the best Miracle-Gro you could ever imagine, and it rebalances your soil.
My worms get all of my food scraps minus bones, oil, and onions/garlic (I save those for stock.) I'm creating less waste and trash! It's an alive compost bin, so where with other types of composting you have to turn the bin every so often, the worms do all of the work for you. There is no stink, my neighbors don't even know I do it and I live in an urban area. I find it personally very fulfilling and worthwhile, and the farmers I work with are very grateful for the liquid gold I provide them.
If you have any other questions, ask away!
Vermicomposting is the process of composting using various worms, usually red wigglers, to create a mixture of decomposing vegetable or food waste, bedding materials like newspapers, and vermicast. Vermicast, also called worm castings, is the end-product of the breakdown of organic matter by an earthworm. These castings have been shown to contain reduced levels of contaminants and a higher saturation of nutrients than do organic materials before vermicomposting. It's like the best Miracle-Gro you could ever imagine, and it rebalances your soil.My worms get all of my food scraps minus bones, oil, and onions/garlic (I save those for stock.) I'm creating less waste and trash! It's an alive compost bin, so where with other types of composting you have to turn the bin every so often, the worms do all of the work for you. There is no stink, my neighbors don't even know I do it and I live in an urban area. I find it personally very fulfilling and worthwhile, and the farmers I work with are very grateful for the liquid gold I provide them.
If you have any other questions, ask away!

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Here are my male hobbies for those who want to see the stark contrast
Watching sports
Lifting weights
Making money
Golf
Watching history documentaries
Basketball
Pro wrestling
Reading about WW2
Rehabbing houses
Taking baths
Cabinetry
Playing poker / dominoes
Video games
Finance / Budgeting
Watching sports
Lifting weights
Making money
Golf
Watching history documentaries
Basketball
Pro wrestling
Reading about WW2
Rehabbing houses
Taking baths
Cabinetry
Playing poker / dominoes
Video games
Finance / Budgeting
05-31-2019, 05:31 PM
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The hobbies most highly undertaken by women are masculine type hobbies, like climbing which has allready been mentioned.
Women are trying to be men.
Until a low IQ, third worlder catches their eye.
Then they willingly bend over like a woman.
Women are trying to be men.
Until a low IQ, third worlder catches their eye.
Then they willingly bend over like a woman.
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Tennis.
I was a serious tennis player in my youth and it was always like 50:50
Tennis is the only sport that has mostly equal prize money at the professional level so there’s a lot of girls who take it very seriously
I was a serious tennis player in my youth and it was always like 50:50
Tennis is the only sport that has mostly equal prize money at the professional level so there’s a lot of girls who take it very seriously
05-31-2019, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
Dope!!!Every visitor I ever had wanted to feed my stingrays. Your argument is invalid.


What kind do you have? How big is the tank? Do you ever watch DIY Joey? The guy who has 1.2 million followers on YouTube who talks about guppy tanks. Lmao.
Dodgers!
BAAA BAA Baa Taaa Taaa Toothy
05-31-2019, 05:56 PM
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05-31-2019, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted By Weezy32⏩
Can confirm, running is very female centric. However that would require miscers to go outside.Lol at thinking that there would be women taking care of fish. Only think i know women like is shopping watching tv/netflix, social media , and some like cooking/baking.
Also i have noticed that they enjoy running marathons and in trails. Thtats not to say anything negative about women its just what i notice.
Also i have noticed that they enjoy running marathons and in trails. Thtats not to say anything negative about women its just what i notice.
05-31-2019, 06:04 PM
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05-31-2019, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted By eltoro24⏩
That dude is a fukkn *******.Dope!!!
What kind do you have? How big is the tank? Do you ever watch DIY Joey? The guy who has 1.2 million followers on YouTube who talks about guppy tanks. Lmao.
What kind do you have? How big is the tank? Do you ever watch DIY Joey? The guy who has 1.2 million followers on YouTube who talks about guppy tanks. Lmao.
Used to like him until his "fame" got to his head and now acts like an egomaniac.
05-31-2019, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Is this seriously a debate?So lets hear the male responses and we can judge if they're good enough hobbies.
Originally Posted By eltoro24⏩
This was some years back. In my garage I had an 8'x4'x2' custom aquarium. 3 motoro, 1 humerosa, and 1 hystrix ray. Had some other oddball fish, too. It was a lot of fun. Grew them up from tiny little babies to big fat adults who would eat from your hand. Last I heard, the guy who bought them from me was able to get the motoros to breed. I've seen that Joey guy on youtube. Hard to believe so many people care about what most consider to be a dying hobby. Mirin' that 2k gallon tank.Dope!!!
What kind do you have? How big is the tank? Do you ever watch DIY Joey? The guy who has 1.2 million followers on YouTube who talks about guppy tanks. Lmao.
What kind do you have? How big is the tank? Do you ever watch DIY Joey? The guy who has 1.2 million followers on YouTube who talks about guppy tanks. Lmao.
05-31-2019, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam⏩
I actually enjoy most of this stuff, especially the WWII stuff. The problem is talking about that IRL, people view you differently and it's masculine for a female talking about weapons used in the Pacific theatre. So most of the time I keep it to myself. 97% of people doesn't give 2 chits about history and it goes over their head.Here are my male hobbies for those who want to see the stark contrast
Watching sports
Lifting weights
Making money
Golf
Watching history documentaries
Basketball
Pro wrestling
Reading about WW2
Rehabbing houses
Taking baths
Cabinetry
Playing poker / dominoes
Video games
Finance / Budgeting
Watching sports
Lifting weights
Making money
Golf
Watching history documentaries
Basketball
Pro wrestling
Reading about WW2
Rehabbing houses
Taking baths
Cabinetry
Playing poker / dominoes
Video games
Finance / Budgeting
05-31-2019, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted By SadBoys⏩
This is the truth - I specify "modern" women who have been through the liberal indoctrination camps...I mean "education" because they are quite simply, worthless, and I mean that literally. This doesn't apply to ALL women, but the overwhelming majority of modern women get their worthless degree, are in huge debt, and have not only NOT learned any marketable skill that any employer would pay for, but have been MIS-educated in far leftism, and went into debt for the brainwashing.Most modern women are worthless and have no hobbies. They spend all of their time on social media gossiping with their friends, tagging each other in stupid posts on ******** or reading whiteknight's messages. I really wish women were still into knitting and making sweaters and other useful stuff for themselves, their man and their family :/ Modern woman in her twenties can't even cook anymore, let alone do productive hobbies
They have no hobbies because they are literally worthless, they've never accomplished anything of value or developed a sense of their self, thought about their values, or been apart of anything bigger than themselves. So they have a totally selfish view of the world, and therefore seek validation only through their bodies, typical IG "Models", all following the exact same formula, take pics from these angles, talk about being a dog mom, how you love to travel, have pics from Machu Picchu, pics of you dressing like a slutty hippy at Coachella or Burning Man, and pretending they are happy.
In reality, they are in debt, miserable because they are lost and have no direction, their only source of validation is their sexuality and that goes away at 30, they all have the same "opinions" (they aren't really opinions, they are talking points THEY'VE been told) and have no skills / interests outside of serving their never-ending need for validation - so they don't even know what hobbies they'd like because they have no interests or experiences.....oh wait, they probably went skydiving once just to take that same skydiving pic every other girl has on their social media, not because they actually wanted to skydive.
Virtually every single one of them are the same.
I know this post sounds angry but it's not....it's just a description of modern women...dunno what else to say.
05-31-2019, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted By DanielleGreen⏩
I would argue it's the opposite. Any female who ventures into a typically male dominated area goes up 2-3 points on the attractiveness scale. Like women who ride motorcycles, oh lord, RIP in peace her inbox.I actually enjoy most of this stuff, especially the WWII stuff. The problem is talking about that IRL, people view you differently and it's masculine for a female talking about weapons used in the Pacific theatre. So most of the time I keep it to myself. 97% of people doesn't give 2 chits about history and it goes over their head.
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