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post 1668557393 09-27-2022, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
GOLF.

I don’t mind golf at all but it’s absolutely fascinating what a pass it gets in society.

It’s an inherently silly/trifling game that we’ve built these massive social/business/affluence structures around, and we don’t think anything of men who spend 4+ hours EVERY weekend and tons of money playing holeball, let alone spending hundreds of thousands of dollars more to live somewhere they can play whenever they want, choosing vacations around good places to play etc etc etc
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I dont think anything is a waste of time that you enjoy doing. There is no higher value on time then time spent being happy/doing something that you love.
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post 1668558283 09-27-2022, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
Watching ball sports....

Never understood it. These fat ass 'fans' dont even play recreationally.... At least golf fans play golf.... But NFL? MLB? Nba?

So weird imo.
I identify with this logic. I grew up playing soccer, but stopped watching it when I stopped playing it, I picked up tennis in my adulthood and started watching it, but the day I stop playing I won't watch it anymore.

One "sport" I cringe at people that watch is Formula 1, coincidentally these are the same fans that argue endlessly about the complexities of the sport, etc.
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post 1668558453 09-27-2022, 02:57 PM
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Drugs

ex. Drinking, Weed, Snow etc.


low IQ pointless as it destroys health and is the reason why so many are fukked in the head
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post 1668558813 09-27-2022, 03:03 PM
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Boating. I've never seen the appeal of just driving around a lake in a boat with no real destination in mind. Probably why so many people get bored with it and sell their boat a few years after buying it.

Now if you're talking about going on extended trips where you sleep and eat on it then I can see the adventure factor in that.
post 1668559123 09-27-2022, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Boating. I've never seen the appeal of just driving around a lake in a boat with no real destination in mind. Probably why so many people get bored with it and sell their boat a few years after buying it.

Now if you're talking about going on extended trips where you sleep and eat on it then I can see the adventure factor in that.
Great suggestion

So many people here have a boat. Boating season is Maybe late May through September. Imagine financing a 90k speedboat to use it maybe a dozen times per summer
post 1668559193 09-27-2022, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By bfdehewdbyywhn
Drugs

ex. Drinking, Weed, Snow etc.


low IQ pointless as it destroys health and is the reason why so many are fukked in the head
This also, same with gun culture weirdness. Buy all means enjoy your herb but making it a part of your personality, nah.
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
Great suggestion

So many people here have a boat. Boating season is Maybe late May through September. Imagine financing a 90k speedboat to use it maybe a dozen times per summer
Well you start small and trade up every year. Boat payments are cheap.
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post 1668559353 09-27-2022, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted By iabs
One "sport" I cringe at people that watch is Formula 1, coincidentally these are the same fans that argue endlessly about the complexities of the sport, etc.
ROFL.

I've read 6 books related to F1 this year, and look forward to every race.

Yes, I am a ****got
post 1668559823 09-27-2022, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
ROFL.

I've read 6 books related to F1 this year, and look forward to every race.

Yes, I am a ****got
I've tried to get into it but the lack of passing makes it kinda dull imo. They should also make better use of static cameras to really show how fast those cars are going. That would add some excitement but I'm guessing when you can't even make out the advertisements on the cars it translates to less money.

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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Boating. I've never seen the appeal of just driving around a lake in a boat with no real destination in mind. Probably why so many people get bored with it and sell their boat a few years after buying it.

Now if you're talking about going on extended trips where you sleep and eat on it then I can see the adventure factor in that.
This so much

I mean it's cool to own a boat I guess, and if you're social it's a great way to entertain chicks who love that ish. But I never saw the appeal of owning a boat just to post up in the bay, drink, and jump in the water occasionally. It makes more sense if you own one for fishing, or watersports, but I know a ton of guys who own boats that just launch, tie up with each other, and drink on the water. Seems like it'd get really old really quick.

But like Jestbrah said, there's nothing wrong with spending your time doing something you enjoy. like that guy who said he doesn't get why people ride motorcycles on the street. Street riding is free compared to track days, plenty of lesser used roads where you can hang it out without endangering yourself or other people. and lol @ revving their engines at stoplights. people don't do that as a hobby, they do it for attention. Many people who go for street rides aren't obnoxious about it. A lot of people also consider it an easy way to decompress, or distract themselves temporarily from problems in their life.
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post 1668560043 09-27-2022, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
I've tried to get into it but the lack of passing makes it kinda dull imo. They should also make better use of static cameras to really show how fast those cars are going. That would add some excitement but I'm guessing when you can't even make out the advertisements on the cars it translates to less money.

Yeah, I mean.... There's obvious issues with passing, DOMINANT teams, etc.... This year I wouldn't be surprised if Max wins every single race until the season ends DED FUKIN SRS....

But if you start to analyze drivers of the same cars (Russell VS Hamilton), you have a new perspective to look at, and you can bet on this stuff with apps.

I was OBSESSED with F1 as a kid during the 1998 season, and it's funny because all the same debate still exists today because people don't understand that it's a contest of ENGINEERING. The drivers are a DISTANT second place to the engineers.

In that regard, it's fascinating IMO.
post 1668560343 09-27-2022, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
Yeah, I mean.... There's obvious issues with passing, DOMINANT teams, etc.... This year I wouldn't be surprised if Max wins every single race until the season ends DED FUKIN SRS....

But if you start to analyze drivers of the same cars (Russell VS Hamilton), you have a new perspective to look at, and you can bet on this stuff with apps.

I was OBSESSED with F1 as a kid during the 1998 season, and it's funny because all the same debate still exists today because people don't understand that it's a contest of ENGINEERING. The drivers are a DISTANT second place to the engineers.

In that regard, it's fascinating IMO.
Yeah I've always understood the importance of the car itself in those races but it so often becomes an hour and a half of follow the leader with the qualifying laps almost being more important than the race itself.
post 1668560503 09-27-2022, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted By guest89
Me too. But in Louisiana if you're a trophy hunter you can literally spend 20-30 years before you kill one.


Imagine if this year you kill a massive 12 point white tail. Are you just going to toss that rack in the garbage or are you going to keep them as a trophy?
20-30 years? lol. I’ve dropped quite a few monsters down here. I’m also not a fan of taxidermy, it’s quite weird actually.
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Yeah I've always understood the importance of the car itself in those races but it so often becomes an hour and a half of follow the leader with the qualifying laps almost being more important than the race itself.
They have been combating that stuff now with grid penalties for lack of car reliability, which has been SICK.

Max starting in 14th and winning, 10th and winning, etc.

I'd like to see them step up the strict grid penalties because it offers an entirely new level of strategizing/engineering.... Do you want a fast car, or a reliable car?

This year RedBull is just hammering everyone, and it's fun to see IMO.... If you have an inkling of what's happening behind the scenes.
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Well you start small and trade up every year. Boat payments are cheap.
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post 1668564163 09-27-2022, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted By bfdehewdbyywhn
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how so?
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post 1668565433 09-27-2022, 04:57 PM
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the beach

I'd literally rather do anything than sit on a beach for more than ten minutes.

I do like the ocean at night and in winter but from a pier
post 1668565873 09-27-2022, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
GOLF.

I don’t mind golf at all but it’s absolutely fascinating what a pass it gets in society.

It’s an inherently silly/trifling game that we’ve built these massive social/business/affluence structures around, and we don’t think anything of men who spend 4+ hours EVERY weekend and tons of money playing holeball, let alone spending hundreds of thousands of dollars more to live somewhere they can play whenever they want, choosing vacations around good places to play etc etc etc
golf can be all things to all people though. For some its social, for some exercise, or communing with nature, or being a tech head with the gear etc. For me its the technical side of building a repeatable swing. I don't even need an actual golf course
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post 1668565993 09-27-2022, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
I've tried to get into it but the lack of passing makes it kinda dull imo. They should also make better use of static cameras to really show how fast those cars are going. That would add some excitement but I'm guessing when you can't even make out the advertisements on the cars it translates to less money.

i read about that awhile back, believe it or not, static cameras are not popular with viewers, so they don't use them very often
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Pontoon boating? I guess it would be a hobby. Can't believe how boring it is, floating out on a lake at 3 mph. Weeeeeee....
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Any kind of random chit collecting where you can't really do anything with it, like stamps, pins, figurines, just pointless chit.
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Any kind of random chit collecting where you can't really do anything with it, like stamps, pins, figurines, just pointless chit.
It's the hunt and the negotiation
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
It's the hunt and the negotiation
I mean I get that when I was into retro gaming collecting, so maybe I could be a bit hypocritical there, but then again video games are something that you can get into and actively enjoy.
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Originally Posted By redraider86
I really don't quite grasp stamp collecting. Same with Quidditch. Adapting the game to play on a field is just weird, enjoy the fantasy, ya nerds
Yes I've tried stamp collecting a few times, but it's really aggravating that I called it quits. Trying to determine the proper color tint, perforations, ink marks, etc is an absurd waste of time and will drive any sane person nuts. Organizing and storing them is also a headache and in the end they rarely hold their own value anyways.

Always had fun collecting coins and baseball cards for building sets or reselling, but stamps I just end up throwing in a drawer and not dealing with.
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Originally Posted By blissful88
On my best day I was a 9-speed on a table so they would run racks on me, but on the golf course it was reversed since I was a +1 handicap at the time(shoot par or better)
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
I mean I get that when I was into retro gaming collecting, so maybe I could be a bit hypocritical there, but then again video games are something that you can get into and actively enjoy.
I don't collect anything, but there's definitely something about old/vintage stuff that I really like - I can't really explain it though. I can definitely understand why people are into collecting older stuff (comics, stamps, coins, antiques of any sort, whatever).
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to add to the obvious ones:

cooking. Total waste of time and money. Its just food
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Originally Posted By Polaris
I don't collect anything, but there's definitely something about old/vintage stuff that I really like - I can't really explain it though. I can definitely understand why people are into collecting older stuff (comics, stamps, coins, antiques of any sort, whatever).
Yeah I mean I can totally respect collecting old media, because it's something that you can really enjoy. Like you don't just look at old records, video games, you can listen to/play them. Old comics can be read. Coins and antiques and chit, I mean I guess that's more for decor and just private interests.
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Thing I don't get about hunting and posing with the dead animals is it's not like you beat them fair and square. You shot them from a distance with a rifle.

Like if you wrestled a bear and gutted it with a dagger then slit it's throat while keeping it in a headlock, you ****ing earned it, celebrate the kill. But gunning down a little deer from a distance? come on brah
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