What are peoples passions/hobbies (apart from anything sexual)... Mine are my car obviously which costs me far too much money but is my pride & joy & won several shows in it & also done a track day which I thoroughly enjoyed. My other mad passion is music, I love going to gigs/concerts & spend loads on rare & promo CD's for such bands as Radiohead/Coldplay/Pixies/Cooper Temple Clause/Interpol/Vines & oldies such as Soundgarden/Led Zepplin/Pearl Jam/Neil Young/Bob Dylan etc etc Jaine x :twisted:
:taz: Trying to get better on the guitar/gym/listening to -ListeningElectronica/Massages/Working 6 days a week/Wishing I could get myself to more small live music events of every kind :taz:
Martial arts, though I don't train nearly as much as I should. I've very rusty, but if anyone takes a pop I'm sure it'll all come flooding back :twisted:
Swimming, music, books, music, theatre, film, art (of course!!), music, architecture (talked to Fred about windows the other night in the middle of his party...), music, walking and live music. A colleague has just lent me 3 CDs by 'Alfie' - not quite sure of them yet but am loading them onto iPod just in case!
Talking of windows - my mate just went & done a 'stained glass' course....they are now well hooked & setting up thier own studio in thier garage. Alfie - not heard a lot by them so cant say...
Reading, history, art, literature, embroidery, glass painting, silk painting, listening to music, writing, films and any combination of the above. Sappho xxx
Well, history articles mainly, though I'm now trying my hand at erotica. I was thinking of posting something in Swingers' Stories, but I'm not so sure just yet. Sappho xxx
Reading (I still can't believe there are people who don't read every day). Cinema (though it's usually on DVD these days). Photography (not particularly good, but you don't have to be to enjoy it). And I do enjoy going to the theatre, but that's not a very frequent event.
Yosarian - what style of music?? I went to the theatre to see Ralph Fiennes - first time ever & it was great...like watching porn for me - anything with him in. :twisted:
Moist, Most things - I've been a Cure tribute band ! AC/DC - erm tribute band also. Standard pub Led Zep, Sex Pistols, bit o beatles - once tried a Jimi Hendrix thing, but I just ain't got the hands for it. Also tried the dark side - jazz that is as I play trumpet due to hearing Kinda Blue at a early age, though jazz musos are kinda like computer programmers when it comes to music. Do u play anything ? Yosarian
No I do not but wish I could - would definately be a drum girl or piano!!! I love pub bands - go to a few like the Standard in Walthamstow, the Ruskins in Manor Park & The Cauliflower in Romford all have really good bands playing in them.
outside of this forum.... several others... General cooking.... I love to cook for peeps & for my lady being creative in the garden.... and just for investigatory powers lift, Genealogy.... I know my peeps back to 1600.... why are peeps not surprised we were cobblers... ( albeit posth cobblers), and before that we were lead miners.... hgz Gmanxxx
Quote by Moist No I do not but wish I could - would definately be a drum girl or piano!!! I love pub bands - go to a few like the Standard in Walthamstow, the Ruskins in Manor Park & The Cauliflower in Romford all have really good bands playing in them.
I'll check these places out next time i'm in the big smoke. I travel with the guitar sometimes just in case they have open mike nights (though I am shite at singing )
Yos.. am VERY impressed with your signature quote - 1952 was a very good year for motorbikes. Sexy song sung in a sexy way.. I've got it on an Ian Banks Personal Effects CD (yes, Ian Banks the author) . Lightning Black Vincent.
hi everbody i love to go fishing its great to sit there in the great outdoors rod in hand . also the amount of ladys that you see on the river when they think know one can see them . sun bathing naked on there boats when they see you with rod in hand they always give you a smile and wave . :taz:
The number of things I am interested in seems to be growing at an inverse ratio to the time I have available. How does anyone ever get bored? Being a country lad I have grass to watch growing, birds to listen to and quality assure, leaves to count, sky to assess...it's endless...but someone has to do it. In all seriousness, the countryside is my greatest passion. I suppose that's why I live there. I also write (not very well, judging by the percentage that gets rejected). When I sell 'The Big One', I'm going to run away...to Shropshire. (Sorry folks, there just isn't anywhere better). I also read of course-poetry mostly. Currently revisiting Wilfred Owen-our own 'Local Hero'. I grow vegeatables-lots of them-all organic of course, and collect old varieties of vegeatable (no, that does not refer to any member of this Forum...we, maybe just old****) Being too knackered and decrepid for Rugby, I took up swimming a few years ago, which is now a big part of my life. But one question. No offence intended, but why do all the dear ladies need a full lane each and one free in between so they can natter while swimming -very slowly-up and down?) Music is an ever-present in my life, at least when indoors. Love Art: I often book a Virgin cheapie (gave up looking for a cheap virgin) and whiz off to the cities to sit and gaze at pictures in galleries full of people who give me strange looks. And food!! Never eat anything else. Love to cook, dine out, watch food programmes (sugar, just realised I've missed Rick Stein). Please send invitations to candlelight dinners by PM-I'll find a partner-volunteers? And films!! Perfect art form. Won't mention any else I won't stop....well, maybe just anything by Coen Brothers.... crosswords...watching Rugby...watching boxing....watching Shrewsbury Town (now that is really, really DESPERATE)... You know, how can anyone get bored To paraphrase Paul Whitehouse (with due deference to Sarge) ISN'T LIFE BRILLIANT!!! just don't mention work...
Jags, I can't refuse an offer to turn someone else onto the great Richard Thompson so hows about She was a rare thing Fine as a beeswing So fine a breath of wind might blow her away She was a lost child She was running wild, she said As long as there's no price on love, I'll stay And you wouldn't want me any other way Beeswing - RT - Album "Mirror Blue" Oh go on - one more crappy joke Yos
Most of my weekends are taken up by taking some of my pets to events and raising money for registered animal charities, I also show my pets and have many rosettes. I write for several magazines about the fund-raising I do and my pets. Music is anything from Madam Butterfly to Boy bans and I watch to much television. Even with these hobbies I have several Internet sites giving advice about pets and gardening. TS
Twisted - I have pets too - two lurchers called Rats & Tails & a cat called Pixie - also used to keep rats...I have more respect & time for animals than most humans. Jaine x
I have another hobby which I kept back...no not that sort True Crime - really into serial killers/mass murderers etc - wanna understand how & why etc...what makes one human capable of things that we cannot comprehend. Hence my job in the police....Find it all fascinating & get a lot of books/dvds etc from USA where they are a lot more open about it than us... Jaine (who is NOT a serial killer) :twisted:
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