First of all, what do you consider a "hobby"??

What hobbies are there??

And, what are your hobbies??

I consider a hobby something you enjoy doing, or look forward to doing each time.

My hobbies:
Watching TV
Going online
Reading my magazines
Listening to music
Going to concerts
Food shopping
Cutting out coupons
Making the food list
Doing my nails
Playing cards
Eating
Playing board games
Fooling around with Adobe

Watching TV
Internet/Computer Stuff

Do that all the time pretty much

Following

Weather
World events
Aviation
Earthquakes
Studying Maps/Geography

just a few of my hobbies.

I agree with what Crystal said. :D


With that said, mine:

Collecting Vicki Lawrence stuff
Reading
Watching TV
Watching DVD's (esp. TV DVD's)
Fooling around in PSP
Collecting license plates
Selling things on eBay
Collecting autographed pictures
Surfing the 'net
Shopping

To name just a few...:D

Allison reminded me.. collecting TV stuff. I love collecting all my old TV toys and such.

Watching TV
Going to the movies
Going online
Reading.... but not books -- more like newspapers, magazines, and online.
Collecting DVDs (currently at 101, not including 31 TVDVDs)
Collecting TVDVDs (thats probably my biggest hobby)
board games (or in most cases bored games)
Playing cards
Video Games (Nintendo ONLY)
Reading comics.... not comic books -- comic strips. Political and normal
Watching Standup
Working on my ideas for sitcoms (i want to be a sitcom producer/writer.... but i have no interest in ever writing a book)

playing with my digital camera
skateboarding
playing guitar
dancing and jumping around my room while listening to the ending of Avril Lavigne's song Complicated
Listening to Avril
watching classic tv
watching my tv dvd's
making computer graphics
collecting stuff from the past
cutting my wrists
kissing feces

working with computers
making stuff with PSP7
making web sites
listening to music
watching tv
playing video games
annoying my brother
sitting alone in my dark bedroom
crying
cutting myself
sleeping
shopping especially for clothes/accessories
annoying you guys
watching music videos
staying up til 5am
learning about paranormal stuff

Originally posted by barwars
First of all, what do you consider a "hobby"??

What hobbies are there??

And, what are your hobbies??

My Hobbies are(in no particular order) ;)

Reading

Going Online

Making graphics(still a beginner though)

Watching Movies and Tv Shows on DVD ;)

writing
annoying my friend Nick:lol:
writing
watching old sitcoms
playing with my friends (Scott, Josh, etc.)
going to my friend's baseball games
playing tennis
running
coming online
reading
cleaning and rearranging my room
holding my guinea pigs:)

My hobbies are:
writing fan fics and stories
playing piano
writing songs
drawing
watching TV
going online

Originally posted by barwars
First of all, what do you consider a "hobby"??

What hobbies are there??

And, what are your hobbies??

Hobbies are something you don't have to do, but you do them, because you like them.

I don't have very many good hobbies, lol.

watching tv
listening to music
playing piano
doing crafts (but that's now rare)
reading science books
shopping
internet

o yah and painting stuff i get from michaels
annddd writing songs or just like about my days or whatever. journals. i like writing. its like... therapy.

Watching TV
Coming on the Internet
Collecting TV Guides
Taping Old and Modern Movies
Reading Sports and TV Books

Playing and collecting video games.
Reading novels.
Going online.
Watching TV.

making stuff with hemp and beads
music
the didgeridoo

I'm going to say drinking and writing.

Never at the same time though. Bartenders hate it when you take their pens.

;)

I would define a hobby as something you enjoy doing in your spare time.

I guess the most well-known hobbies are stamp and coin collecting (I don't do either).

My hobbies/interest can be found in my profile, but to recap:

Reading
Seismology (study of earthquakes)
Meteorology
Geology
Health/medicine
Photography
Astronomy
History, especially the Old West and WWII
Bicycling
Hiking
U.S. muscle cars and '70s and earlier Cadillacs, Lincolns & Imperials
Playing sports... mainly at work... volleyball, soccer, basketball
Geography/maps/antique maps
'50s/early '60s music
TV, mainly old shows
Internet/computers
Halloween
'70s pinball machines; my favorite: "Wizard"

I probably forgot a few.

Originally posted by mr roper

Collecting TV Guides

I do that, too! I started saving them sometime in 1980, with a few issues missed here and there. But I do have some from the 1970s, also. There is a store in Burbank called "Movieland." They sell old TV guides going back to the early '70s or late '60s.
I think the older ones are $5.00 each, and the '80s/'90s are $2.00 or $2.50 each.

DVDs
Movie Dvds
TV Dvds
Music Dvds
Reading Dvd release news online
Reading Dvd reviews online
Online Dvd message boards
Recording stuff from tv on dvd-r
Dreaming about dvds

Collecting:

TV Guides
James Dean memorabilia
Butterflies
Movie DVDs
Just about anything related to horror movies
Antiques

Playing my violin

Messing around online

Reading

Cooking

Writing

Watching the Weather Channel :lol:

Astrology

My hobbies:

reading, drawing, watching TV, playing on the computer, collecting 80's DVDs, collecting Small Wonder memorabilia

Originally posted by Fleet
I do that, too! I started saving them sometime in 1980, with a few issues missed here and there. But I do have some from the 1970s, also. There is a store in Burbank called "Movieland." They sell old TV guides going back to the early '70s or late '60s.
I think the older ones are $5.00 each, and the '80s/'90s are $2.00 or $2.50 each. I've been collecting them since 1983. I for some reason didn't start keeping the summer months until about 1995. I have one from 1976 and one from 1982. That store sounds reasonable. $5 for a tv guide from the 1970's is a pretty good price.

Hmm...

Writing fiction
Driving
Watching TV/Making DVDs
Listening to music
Sleeping
Talking online with friends
Looking for sales :D

Originally posted by mr roper
I've been collecting them since 1983. I for some reason didn't start keeping the summer months until about 1995. I have one from 1976 and one from 1982. That store sounds reasonable. $5 for a tv guide from the 1970's is a pretty good price.
Yeah, $5.00 is fair. You should see their prices on those old movie magazines from the '40s, though. $15.00 to 30.00! They are rare, however.
Pretty much the only reason I'm still saving them today is because of the Simpsons. I want to have TV guide issues of all the first-run episodes of that show. I'll probably stop collecting this mag once that show ends its first-runs.

Hm,

watching Cheers
collecting Cheers memorabilia
other TV
listening to music
playing video/ computer games
softball
weather
playing guitar
internet