Do you have a hobby?
29 June 2008, 01:42 AM
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Watching **** and eating quavers...
....is that why my **** has turned yellow
for me thesedays its mainly photography and music, (recording, playing guitars etc)
....is that why my **** has turned yellow
for me thesedays its mainly photography and music, (recording, playing guitars etc)
29 June 2008, 09:09 AM
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30 June 2008, 09:31 PM
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drifting mainly, here are a few examples with various cars...
You can also have fun painting on the tarmac.
Doing donuts
YouTube - Somebody does a donut somewhere in a car of some description
and the inevitable results...
drifting is so much fun, it really really is.
astraboy.
You can also have fun painting on the tarmac.
Doing donuts
YouTube - Somebody does a donut somewhere in a car of some description
and the inevitable results...
drifting is so much fun, it really really is.
astraboy.
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01 July 2008, 08:34 AM
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I collect autographs and memorabilia from the Bond films and regularly attend signings and conventions.
I've met some really great people over the last 4 years or so.
I've met some really great people over the last 4 years or so.
01 July 2008, 08:52 AM
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That narrows it down a bit considering pretty much all my money right now goes on repairing my scoob and pretty much what is left goes on my XR2 which I bought to use for auto testing
other than cars I would have to say keeping tropical fish and playing PS3, also enjoy taking pictures and have a Nikon D50 SLR but dont take that too seriously
other than cars I would have to say keeping tropical fish and playing PS3, also enjoy taking pictures and have a Nikon D50 SLR but dont take that too seriously
do you live on an airfield?
01 July 2008, 09:32 AM
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Tell me about it, it's how the identify teams usually use black shells on the hopper and where and armband.
For the boring bit the camo is US Marpat design.
Marker is an Ego 6 with Freak barrel.
Goggles Dye Invision
Vest carries 6x100 and 2x140 pots as well as a tank if I want to run a remote
For the boring bit the camo is US Marpat design.
Marker is an Ego 6 with Freak barrel.
Goggles Dye Invision
Vest carries 6x100 and 2x140 pots as well as a tank if I want to run a remote
01 July 2008, 09:40 AM
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1:1 scale commercial airliners you said??
unless I am mistaken 1:1 scale would be full size
do you have a huge hanger for a garage?
ah wait I get it, you have your own airline, how much for a return flight to Florida? any discount for being a scoobynet member?
unless I am mistaken 1:1 scale would be full size
do you have a huge hanger for a garage?
ah wait I get it, you have your own airline, how much for a return flight to Florida? any discount for being a scoobynet member?
01 July 2008, 09:59 AM
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OK, in no particular order is a list of the various hobbies of mine I enjoy from time to time depending on my mood :-
1:1 cars (obviously)
RC car racing
Computers and gaming
Transformers
Scalextrix
Model railways
Fish keeping
MTB-ing
Home cinema
Probably about the geeky-est hobbies you can possibly imagine and I dare say I'm registered on a related forum
1:1 cars (obviously)
RC car racing
Computers and gaming
Transformers
Scalextrix
Model railways
Fish keeping
MTB-ing
Home cinema
Probably about the geeky-est hobbies you can possibly imagine and I dare say I'm registered on a related forum
01 July 2008, 10:43 AM
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Watches and clothes for me.
I have an obsessive compulsion for coats in particular, have approximately 60 and of these they are mainly from Stone Island/Cp Company/One True Saxon. Spend hours on the bay, 80's casuals and other sites searching for new items.
Started to get back into cycling, partly inspired by Jacko's efforts and partly by the need to shift some girth!
I have an obsessive compulsion for coats in particular, have approximately 60 and of these they are mainly from Stone Island/Cp Company/One True Saxon. Spend hours on the bay, 80's casuals and other sites searching for new items.
Started to get back into cycling, partly inspired by Jacko's efforts and partly by the need to shift some girth!
01 July 2008, 10:53 AM
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And how does your boyfriend feel about this?
01 July 2008, 10:55 AM
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01 July 2008, 12:12 PM
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I do dog agility, you know the stuff you see on Crufts once a year, trying to get the little sod's to run as fast as possible around a course of jumps poles see-saws etc.etc. :-)
01 July 2008, 12:32 PM
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nothing cheap...
probably include photography, but that's mainly business.
been mtbing for 15 years, but not so much now
used to race R/C cars - just ordered a 1/16 nitro buggy, for the 4 year old...
Used to race Stock hatch, would love to again, apart from lack of time and money
May hill climb by Bandit next year, which takes minimal investment
Would love a go at Moto-x, but I've always been scared of crashing the mountain bike, so I doubt I'd be any good
probably include photography, but that's mainly business.
been mtbing for 15 years, but not so much now
used to race R/C cars - just ordered a 1/16 nitro buggy, for the 4 year old...
Used to race Stock hatch, would love to again, apart from lack of time and money
May hill climb by Bandit next year, which takes minimal investment
Would love a go at Moto-x, but I've always been scared of crashing the mountain bike, so I doubt I'd be any good
