What Do You Guys Do For Hobbies Or Pastime?

[WMQ]

sketch is nice indeed

Walk in like a boss with rhinocero

 

[hairblues]

Quincy Jones is banging all the hot broads

he was really handsome he kind of looks like one of my ex's who is latin

 

[Exodus2011]

Melancholia was a great freakin movie
Any other recommendations?

the social network. relates heavily to what we talk about here with looks, success, dating, and the rat race. but depicts it in a sad pathetic but also very dramatic way. like how we get so invested in it all. and how it ruins and creates lives.

 

[CopeForLife]

Quincy Jones is banging all the hot broads

BBC

not sure why his daughters looks very white tho

 

[hairblues]

BBC

not sure why his daughters looks very white tho

he is 34% white, 3% Native American and rest African, he did a DNA test.
this is another daughter he had with Peggy Lipton.

 

[hairblues]

If you were a guy, would your type be light skinned black girls?

I am a woman and on occasion my type has been a light skin black girls.

I am not drawn to blonde women, well some dark blondes more like Latin blondes, spanish blondes.

Euro Blonde men yes..women not so much.

 

[hairblues]

You have a very specific taste in men and women
I'm attracted to white brunettes the most, though i like all different types really

I am not really bi, I have just dabbled...BUT I don't really find blonde/white girls that 'sexy'...they look 'vanilla' to me no pun intended usually cant dance, don't like how they move. meh.

I am not super specific with mens hair/eye coloring or ethnic background...more with education/profession, body good, if face decent I am good.

 

[hairblues]

yeh blonde women never appealed to me that much. Also the more "barbie" like they look the less interested I am. The reason is rarely does someone who tries so hard to look like someone else (be it barbie or Kim Kardashian, i mean what is up with women caking make up on trying to look like her) have a genuine personality; most often than not they are so self-absorbed they can't seem to look away from their own reflection in the mirror and their social feeds are endless versions of selfies of them making the duck face. the world is a strange f*****g place nowadays...

I don't know dude it's not my era lol.

I barely wanted to take pics in my teens and 20s.

 

[blackg]

Before I herniated two lumbar discs (badly) a couple of years ago..

Can you tell me how you did this?

 

[blackg]

yeh blonde women never appealed to me that much. Also the more "barbie" like they look the less interested I am. The reason is rarely does someone who tries so hard to look like someone else (be it barbie or Kim Kardashian, i mean what is up with women caking make up on trying to look like her) have a genuine personality; most often than not they are so self-absorbed they can't seem to look away from their own reflection in the mirror and their social feeds are endless versions of selfies of them making the duck face. the world is a strange f*****g place nowadays...

The world is a better place because of the duck-face.

 

[Bklyn_23]

Can you tell me how you did this?

I don't know, honestly. It wasn't one thing where I had a sharp pain and was like "ouch, my back!" Smart money is probably on the time that I tried to incline leg press 1050 pounds for reps (I was doing 3 sets of 12 at 850 pounds, for reference). All I noticed was that one day I couldn't use my left calf muscle anymore (it just literally wouldn't work), so I couldn't stand on my toes, for instance. Then several days later I began having a dull ache in my lower back and excruciating pain down the left leg, and half of my left foot went completely numb. This lasted for about 4 weeks, then got a bit better for the next few weeks. I was 80-90% recovered within 2 months and fully recovered within 3.

Three doctors (two orthos and a neurosurgeon) who looked at my MRI's said that they couldn't believe that I was able to recover from it without intervention (no injections or surgery or therapy), as usually people who have that degree of herniation need multiple surgeries, and even then they usually don't fully recover. My herniations were actually what they called "extrusions," meaning the discs were completely outside the spinal column. They said that somehow my body was able to pull them back into the proper position. They were very shocked. You know it's a bad herniation when the neurosurgeon pulls up your initial MRI and the first words out of her mouth are "wow, that's a doozy!" lol.

I attribute at least some of my recovery to the fact that I never stopped lifting weights throughout this. I didn't do anything that involved my lower back, obviously (no squats or leg presses), but I feel that continuing to strengthen my mid/upper back helped pull the discs back into alignment somehow. But some of it is probably just my body, which is very resilient in general.

I was very fortunate in being able to heal from the disc injuries, which is why I don't want to tempt fate by doing too much and possibly injuring them again - next time, perhaps I won't be so lucky to be able to recover from it.

Are you having back issues at the moment or something? Lumbar disc injuries (as opposed to muscular issues) will usually cause pain in the legs and/or feet, so that's one way to tell the difference.

 

[buckthorn]

I didn't read through all these, but am VERY curious why there is very little mention of nature.

- get a kayak and go fishing out in a beautiful lake surrounded by trees.

- get a dog and go for long walks in the woods, find a beautiful forest and just sit still and meditate.

- get a mountain bike and blaze some single track trails... etc

You do realize we have evolved in this environment over hundreds of thousands of years.

want some peace of mind? go out and do what you're evolutionarily conditioned to do.

 

[hairblues]

I didn't read through all these, but am VERY curious why there is very little mention of nature.

- get a kayak and go fishing out in a beautiful lake surrounded by trees.

- get a dog and go for long walks in the woods, find a beautiful forest and just sit still and meditate.

- get a mountain bike and blaze some single track trails... etc

You do realize we have evolved in this environment over hundreds of thousands of years.

want some peace of mind? go out and do what you're evolutionarily conditioned to do.

Deer. Tics.

 

[Bklyn_23]

I didn't read through all these, but am VERY curious why there is very little mention nature

Well, personally I do enjoy outdoor stuff - beaches, parks, talking walks near the bay etc. - but I don't consider those hobbies so I didn't list them.

 

[Patrick_Bateman]

Not my era either lol. Though from time to time I do the f*** face for fun

You do what for fun??

 

[hairblues]

Lapsus maybe

Freudian ~

 

[blackg]

I don't know, honestly. It wasn't one thing where I had a sharp pain and was like "ouch, my back!" Smart money is probably on the time that I tried to incline leg press 1050 pounds for reps (I was doing 3 sets of 12 at 850 pounds, for reference). All I noticed was that one day I couldn't use my left calf muscle anymore (it just literally wouldn't work), so I couldn't stand on my toes, for instance. Then several days later I began having a dull ache in my lower back and excruciating pain down the left leg, and half of my left foot went completely numb. This lasted for about 4 weeks, then got a bit better for the next few weeks. I was 80-90% recovered within 2 months and fully recovered within 3.

Three doctors (two orthos and a neurosurgeon) who looked at my MRI's said that they couldn't believe that I was able to recover from it without intervention (no injections or surgery or therapy), as usually people who have that degree of herniation need multiple surgeries, and even then they usually don't fully recover. My herniations were actually what they called "extrusions," meaning the discs were completely outside the spinal column. They said that somehow my body was able to pull them back into the proper position. They were very shocked. You know it's a bad herniation when the neurosurgeon pulls up your initial MRI and the first words out of her mouth are "wow, that's a doozy!" lol.

I attribute at least some of my recovery to the fact that I never stopped lifting weights throughout this. I didn't do anything that involved my lower back, obviously (no squats or leg presses), but I feel that continuing to strengthen my mid/upper back helped pull the discs back into alignment somehow. But some of it is probably just my body, which is very resilient in general.

I was very fortunate in being able to heal from the disc injuries, which is why I don't want to tempt fate by doing too much and possibly injuring them again - next time, perhaps I won't be so lucky to be able to recover from it.

Are you having back issues at the moment or something? Lumbar disc injuries (as opposed to muscular issues) will usually cause pain in the legs and/or feet, so that's one way to tell the difference.

Thanx for that.

 

[swingline747]

What do you guys do for hobbies? I spend so much time by myself that i have endless time for ridiculous hobbies. Here's my list so far:

• Painting/Drawing
• Playing Guitar
• Photography
• Learning Piano
• Learning Japanese (Tsuji-land, say whaaa??)
• Photoshopping stupid faces
• Cooking food and stuffing it in my face
• Building furniture
• Writing a screenplay
• Performing science experiments on my scalp

What are some of your hobbies?

working out, running
writing music, recently started a new "band"
I have a few aquariums both fresh and salt
DIY'ing anything I can get my hands on

Mostly work though, it seems like Im ALWAYS working

 

[rclark]

Painting,

Playing the piano

Learning new languages (currently spending lots of time improving my French and Russian)

Listening to music, reading and playing videogames

Logging into hairlosstalk - impact of hair loss

Gonna start taking singing lessons soon.

Good for you. Music is great. I also like learning new languages (Mandrian/Chinese), and
I'm going to be taking up the violin soon as well.

I took singing lessons for five to ten years.

Wanted to go in rock and roll. Now that I'm old and ugly, I'm definitely GOING TO do it.

f***, it beats 9 - 5 any day.

 

[rclark]

Wolf of Wall Street
The City of Life and Death
Amour

Might be the best movies I've seen in the past decade.

But I'm now watching Last Chance U on Netflix. It's not amazing, but it's good enough.

I actually like watching documentary movies on HBO. They're usually very educational.

That, and Game of Thrones. Of course, that will be gone soon.