Hobbies of a man.
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The_flying_dutchman
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I play poker in the casinos when time allows. I play videogames when I have a free moment.
Lift weights. And occassionally will build motorcycles.
Lift weights. And occassionally will build motorcycles.
BraddH
Master Don Juan
My one and only hobbie is to create chaos and drama. I find that very very interesting. It's fun and the only way to being evolution to the world. Out of chaos, stars are born. An without destruction, new beginning won't come. So destroying is not making an end to something, it is to make a beginning to something.
Death is part of life and we cannot just go on livin an living. We need death to take many misery, many worries in our life so that we can keep on going living even stronger and with more vitality.
Death is part of life and we cannot just go on livin an living. We need death to take many misery, many worries in our life so that we can keep on going living even stronger and with more vitality.
Stort_Brød
Senior Don Juan
one of my favorite hobbies is Straight Razor Shaving, it is a near daily activity so why not get the absolute best of it plus I bed your Gillette razor doesn't do as great of a job as my razor and last anywhere near as long.
Also other manly hobbies include lifting really heavy stuff and putting it back down multiple times. Absolutely love weight training.
Car enthusiast whether it be working on or driving a car I am always happy with the smell of petrol and burning rubber.
Also other manly hobbies include lifting really heavy stuff and putting it back down multiple times. Absolutely love weight training.
Car enthusiast whether it be working on or driving a car I am always happy with the smell of petrol and burning rubber.
LiveFreeX
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I play video games, right now we are playing Army Of Two, its awesome.
switch
Master Don Juan
meditation , lifting , dating , reading , rock climbing , sky diving , surfing ,rafting.
Interesting. I was just wondering how many of you guys hunted because deer season just started here in GA. I'm currently looking to expand my hobbies, at they moment they include: Hunting, working out (mainly cardio), fishing occasionally, reading, and xbox.
I'm probably going to start doing meditation. I plan on starting skydiving and scuba diving here in a couple of years when the finances allow it.
I'm probably going to start doing meditation. I plan on starting skydiving and scuba diving here in a couple of years when the finances allow it.
Wolfgang D
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Fishing in the summer. Father and uncle are hunters.DJ Bax said:
Women say it is terrible to kill innocent animals. I say innocence is irrelevant (especially for the animals, who only favor themselves or their pack). The animals are going to die in a few months or years anyway; this way they come to good use, by providing food and recreation for those who are productive and bring life on this planet forward to new scientific heights, which animals are unable to do. Seeing dying first-hand also gives us a valuable perspective. Thus, hunting and fishing are moral activities. Opposing them creates wussy, emasculated men, which does not help the species or life as a whole, and is therefore immoral.
Bible_Belt
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Where I live, the deer population has exploded. There are far more deer than people. They are a giant nuisance to agriculture; crops have to be fenced, or else the deer will eat all they want. They are also a big danger on the roads; I will see dozens of deer on a typical late night drive home.
My complaint about hunting is not hunting itself, but the state's control of it as a lucrative fee-generating business. They want the deer to be overpopulated, so they can sell permits, issue fines, and collect taxes on everything hunters buy. The state claims all deer as state property, even when they are on my land, eating my crops. Killing one out of season is "poaching" and carries a jail sentence. There are nuisance permits for farmers, but they make it prohibitively difficult to get enough permits to make a difference.
It is ridiculous that it's 'go-to-jail' illegal to kill an overpopulated animal on private land, especially one that is doing damage. I think "conservation" means conserving the state's profits, not the animal species.
My complaint about hunting is not hunting itself, but the state's control of it as a lucrative fee-generating business. They want the deer to be overpopulated, so they can sell permits, issue fines, and collect taxes on everything hunters buy. The state claims all deer as state property, even when they are on my land, eating my crops. Killing one out of season is "poaching" and carries a jail sentence. There are nuisance permits for farmers, but they make it prohibitively difficult to get enough permits to make a difference.
It is ridiculous that it's 'go-to-jail' illegal to kill an overpopulated animal on private land, especially one that is doing damage. I think "conservation" means conserving the state's profits, not the animal species.