Whoops. How could I forget my favorite! Motorcycles (and, recently, track days!)
This saves me from winning the Most Geeky trophy.
SO far it’s down to soldog and sfp in my book. But SteelyD hasn’t weighed in yet…
Heh. I just read soldog’s. I also just started playing WoW again (after a break of two years. I was playing from launch until 2007, and now my girlfriend and I are playing again.)
MCL, Rosie Greer did beautiful needlepoint (If you don’t remember Rosie you may need a note from home to be here), and what is space opera?
Woodworking
Swimming, SCUBA diving, spear fishing, water skiing, but it’s been a couple of years
Volunteering (don’t know if that’s a hobby)
gardening (veggies)
compulsive reader, lot of history lately. Loved scifi before, burned out on all the series, go back to it everynow and then.
My dogs
Cooking
I guess video games do beat out most stuff.
I thought watch repair was geeky…
no takers on dungeons and dragons, no one will admitt it?
hmm what are Meats’ hobbies
kmc
Space Opera: Huge-scale, sweeping drama encompassing galaxies. A great contemporary author who’s wonderful at it is Iain M. Banks. The Algebraist is a good example of his.
Also, Alastair Reynolds.
[quote]soldog wrote:
Mountain biking
Golf
Wado Kai Karate
reading SciFi and Fantasy
World of Warcraft online
Wine tasting
beer drinking[/quote]
I forgot skiing and snow boarding
Does that get me out of the geek spot?
[quote]kmcnyc wrote:
So who is the geekiest?
kmc[/quote]
Wait you guys did not read mine too closely - D&D guys make fun of Warhammer geeks.
But on another side to me I still roll with BJJ/judo guys and used to have a 10 sec Trans Am and a 9 sec Hayabusa.
Favorite Fantasy author is David Gemmel-- by far
ps: I played D&D from when I was 10 till about 34 yrs old minus the time I was in the service
[quote]DaCharmingAlbino wrote:
SO far it’s down to soldog and sfp in my book. But SteelyD hasn’t weighed in yet…[/quote]
LMAO… I was going to ‘opt out’…
- Saltwater fly fishing (OK, this is an addiction)
- Collect rocks/fossils
- Collect old maps
- Write computer code, build computers (yes, for work AND fun)
- Digital Photography/Editing
- Read Sci-Fi/Fantasy (at least a book a week, Just finished “Iron Angel” by Alan Campbell)
- Guitar
- Gardening (yes, gardening, bitches!)
- Whitewater rafting/yakkin’
Internet, mulitplayer video games became more of a habit/addiction than ‘hobby’. 
[quote]FISCHER613 wrote:
kmcnyc wrote:
So who is the geekiest?
kmc
Wait you guys did not read mine too closely - D&D guys make fun of Warhammer geeks.
But on another side to me I still roll with BJJ/judo guys and used to have a 10 sec Trans Am and a 9 sec Hayabusa.
Favorite Fantasy author is David Gemmel-- by far
ps: I played D&D from when I was 10 till about 34 yrs old minus the time I was in the service[/quote]
I will admit to D&D and war hammer, really,
I try to roll Bj/Judo once a month when my neck can take it…
had to hang it up pretty much at 34 ish.
and steelyd
you forgot cooking!!!
kmc
music
My three dogs
Fantasy and Rotiserie sports
Watching my favorite sports teams dissapoint me avery year
internet porn
Cooking and eating
Playing games
reading some psychology books.
Well, I usually just lurk here, but this compels me to join.
Besides Oly lifting,
D&D, which I have given up, except for off and on, these last two years because of law school
motorcycling, not racing, just taking trips every now and again
golf, when I have time
reading, mostly horror, sci-fi, thrillers, mystery, etc
my dogs, two english bulldogs
Riding my Harley
Riding my Harley to the USCG airbase and watching the C-130’s take off
Cooking (all my cookbooks have grease stains and notes in the margins)
Excel pivot tables
Trying to avoid the honey-do list
I bet I win, I do SCA Medieval Renactment Combat…
I will now wait for the geek trophy.
riding my motorcycle to wherever i feel,usually southeren states. lately doing alot of refurbing really old furniture.
Motorcycle, heavy metal music, getting tats worked on, sketching(now and then), vector calculus (one more year until a BA.S. in mechanical engineering). That’s all I have time for until school is over
My avatar (I wish), does dating younger women count?
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
I bet I win, I do SCA Medieval Renactment Combat…
I will now wait for the geek trophy.[/quote]
That’s not geeky - it’s just strange.
J/k. I had a bunch of friends who were involved in it. Most banged-up group of people I knew, but very dedicated.