inexpensive hobbies.

[mrsleeve]

There's no such thing as an inexpensive hobby, lol. They might start out cheap, but you always end up spending a bunch of money on something...

THIS

Kiddies LISTEN to this man ....................No seriously LISTEN to him

[Joe G]

I like to go to local colleges and solve complex math proofs that have been left on blackboards for students. Not only is it mentally stimulating, but it is also very fun!

[nbio]

Running. Or hiking.

[Mike325]

I like to go to local colleges and solve complex math proofs that have been left on blackboards for students. Not only is it mentally stimulating, but it is also very fun!

[ColdAccord]

sex

that shit is never inexpensive, you pay for it one way or another.

I'm into skateboarding and hockey, though I play hockey way more than I skate nowadays. hockey isn't cheap to buy gear, but once you have it hockey can be played cheap. Going to the gym is pretty fun too once you get used to going regularly. Hard to leave without a smile.

netflix and books for the wind down time. I'd maybe learn to cook just for my own benefit but I'm not really into it

[mcr_driver]

Masturbate, cheapest hobby of all time and you never have a bad time doing it

/thread

[F34R]

I make throwing knifes from left over plate steel from the shop. I have been throwing knifes for 15 years since my first lesson when I was 10. I am into lifting and arm wrestling. I grow hot peppers(habs, ghost chillies etc) for my own BBQ sauce, ask Rob from UUC I sent him a batch. I also cook because I LOVE it! I BMX but that is a bit expensive to build a bike but once you're done it is cheap. I have been addicted to playing Halo on Xbox on a semi/pro level. That sums up a few things that are cheap that I love doing.

[Texas Toast]

I make throwing knifes from left over plate steel from the shop. I have been throwing knifes for 15 years since my first lesson when I was 10. I am into lifting and arm wrestling. I grow hot peppers(habs, ghost chillies etc) for my own BBQ sauce, ask Rob from UUC I sent him a batch. I also cook because I LOVE it! I BMX but that is a bit expensive to build a bike but once you're done it is cheap. I have been addicted to playing Halo on Xbox on a semi/pro level. That sums up a few things that are cheap that I love doing.

How hard is it to grow peppers?

I used to be into hyrdoponics (nothing illegal) but it got expensive quick haha, I'm into cooking and read a lot. I need to start working out even if its just a little bit at the apartment. I haven't done much since my senior year of highschool!

Drifting eats up all my remaining money!

[homegrone30]

Xbox!!! Get you a live account, a good fps (I prefer battlefield), and some fun filler games. Hours of entertainment. And if your cheap like me the xbox arcade has all sorts of good $10 to $20 shit.

[InuFaye]

Chasing High School girls.

[slammin.e28]

Chasing High School girls.

Movin' up from middle school?

[InuFaye]

Movin' up from middle school?

I like a little challenge every now and again.

[slammin.e28]

My hobby is speeding. Sure, it's not inexpensive, but you gotta pay to play.

[ALYKZANDYR]

PC is the way to go for games. more processing power, better GFX, and modding. however unfortunately many big titles available on pc games are console to PC ports so even if your rig is high performance, the game woult be able to take advantage of any of the computers extra power/GFX settings. There are/have been some good ports but lots of them are really shitty, resource hungry, poorly optimized, glitchy, garbage. Because they are designed around console hardware/architecture.

But when you get a PC game designed to be on PC it is amazing. These type of games can take advantage of multiple cores, AA, and all that other cool stuff.

PC is the better opition, even tough entry cost is higher, games are usually cheaper or free 2 play, , and if it is designed on PC or a good port it can preform and look WAY better on PC. and PC's can be upgraded as needed, and nowadays you dont need to upgrade every few months like a few years ago, now if you build a solid rig it will last a few years. Oh, and

When you buy a console entry cost is cheap, but your buying serverly outdated hardware, you can;t upgrade, games are more expensive, no modding of games, limited HDD space, takes forever to start up andd play. ( PC gameplay is only two clicks, a few legal screens, and a start menu, console is walk across room, turn on, wait for dashboard, insert game, wait, then legal screens, start menu. updates take forever, forced up update dashboard every year, every time there more adds on the fucking thing, hope you like buying thousands of controller batteries, Sony DS3 controller is a undersized, under weighted cheap piece of fucking shit compared to "gods controller" the almighty DS2, wired FTW, ( X360 controller is gods 2nd favorite controller) consoles are loud, expansive accessories, ah fuck it, TL: DR

If you want to run M$'s or sony's hamster wheel which runs on ancient hardware inside their cage which you can;t modify, and pay alot more for everything associated with them buy a console.

If you want total freedom, and processing/graphics power, and want to be able to do work on your device aswell, (consoles are nothing but a toy) buy a PC

If all you want to do is play facebook games, hangout in coffee houses chatting with trendy barista's with questionable sexual preference who can't stop talking about your VW, buy a MAC.

I know, wall of text, but its my birthday goddammit and i want to fucking type.

[F34R]

How hard is it to grow peppers?

I used to be into hyrdoponics (nothing illegal) but it got expensive quick haha, I'm into cooking and read a lot. I need to start working out even if its just a little bit at the apartment. I haven't done much since my senior year of highschool!

Drifting eats up all my remaining money!

Green house with humid temps, my peppers come out very hot. Very very fucking hot :) I hope Rob chimes in if he sees this. But the local NY people find it too hot to handle to be honest. I label all my additives and it is 200% organic. Tomato base is fresh made in my kitchen. Only thing that is store bought is stuff I cannot grow. Even then it is top notch supplies. I make a gallon of BBQ sauce from 25 habaneros and for my hotter sauce I add 1/2 ghost chilli(Bhut Jolokia) for my "White out" face melting level sauce. I love growing peppers and making sauces to put on my BBQ cooking passion. That is why I started making the sauce, all of the hot sauce out there is just plain boring heat. My sauce is sweet and tangy then an intense long lasting overwhelming burn. I try to keep the heat down since I like normal people to enjoy it. But I have a pint or face fuck on tap for brave souls ;)