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What's your favorite activity?

1.2k views · started by GAMEchief ·
#1
What's your favorite activity?
non-forum related or otherwise
#2
Has to be coding. Then video games, then TV, then playing things like basketball. Last would be sleeping, eating (cept I'll never be fat) and reading.
#3
Drawing/looking at art, avoiding homework
#4
Programming, reading about computers, BMX, vidya games.
#5
I take it, introverts.
#6
I'm a self-proclaimed ambivert. Not intro, not extro.

Talking to friends is probably another thing on my list, but I thought this was more personal activities.
#7
Eating.
#8
Stapled wrote:
Eating.


Eating.. Cat avatar.

'Tis a subliminal message.
#9
The Unintelligible wrote:
Eating.. Cat avatar.

'Tis a subliminal message.

eating pussy or eating cats
#10
GAMEchief wrote:
non-forum related or otherwise


i really like smoking weed. not just like, smoking. but the actual proccess of seperating myself from everyone exept my closest circle, and blocking out the world. its relaxing, rolling a blunt and for a little while time slips away, and i feel freed from my routine.
#11
Playing the football.
#12
Artificial wrote:
Playing the football.


lol.

Soccer or American Football?

Football > Soccer
#14
Lol I'm an extrovert. I always BMX with 3-4 people, always on the computer gaming with friends, and 90% of my time is just spent hanging out with friends.
#15
Artificial wrote:
I don't have time for any of this euro or ameri rubbish.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_league
Touch football (rugby league) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Been playing a lot less league and more touch these last few years. Have to go to the gym etc. quite a bit, and ain't nobody got time for that shit.

Rugby is actually safer than American football due to the players using self-restraint. It's a psychological phenomenon involving the padding in America football which causes players to be more aggressive than the padding protects against.
#16
Vyda, drawing, trying too cook, swimming, idk.
#17
GAMEchief wrote:
Rugby is actually safer than American football due to the players using self-restraint. It's a psychological phenomenon involving the padding in America football which causes players to be more aggressive than the padding protects against.


You still get people hitting as hard as they can in rugby, getting in fights, etc. The only difference being, like you said, you're not wearing 1000 layers of protective gear.

#18
Looks like a wuss sport
#19
Playing music or experiencing a good story, be it through a video game or a book.
If thing are just right in either case I become obsessive about both and lose sleep, skip meals, and ignore everything.
#20
Artificial wrote:
You still get people hitting as hard as they can in rugby, getting in fights, etc. The only difference being, like you said, you're not wearing 1000 layers of protective gear.


Also the difference where it's shown there are less injuries because players don't hit as hard.
#21
Music and dancing
#22
Computer related things, spending time with certain people, fishing, music, and gaming.

Also ccgamer, I agree with. The occasional toke does wonders, I'd include marijuana as a past time.
#23
Working out, restomodding my Mustang, and writting configs for my Arch box. Which includes a multitude of languages. Just administrating *nix servers is fun to me, and learning more about the inner workings. I like working with the kernel. Debugging applications and analyzing them, and network auditing is a fun hobby too.
I enjoy administrating networks and writing Cisco device configs, too, but you don't do that everyday.
I don't play video games.
#24
Drawing, blogging, playing games and hanging out with my bff, I enjoy going to work as well.