Cheap hobbies
07-19-2013 | 09:25 AM
#21
JK Enthusiast
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From: Danville, CA
this is a good one. you get the satisfaction of wrenching, without spending all the money on the parts being wrenched... on the downside, i think it would make me envious and i'd end up buying the parts for my own jeep as well.
07-19-2013 | 09:51 AM
#22
JK Freak
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From: Shreveport
Fly tying can be inexpensive once you've got a decent set of tools, plus it's every relaxing. Though not very interesting unless you like to fly fish, which of course is NOT cheap.
Other than that, I wish I had cheap hobbies. Here's a good stay away list:
Jeeps
Motorcycles
Ice Hockey
Hunting/Fishing
Mountain Biking
Any activity in Europe
Scuba Diving
Travel
Skiing
Dogs/pets in general
Other than that, I wish I had cheap hobbies. Here's a good stay away list:
Jeeps
Motorcycles
Ice Hockey
Hunting/Fishing
Mountain Biking
Any activity in Europe
Scuba Diving
Travel
Skiing
Dogs/pets in general
I would say obstacle course racing aka tough mudder, spartan and races if sorts but those are afflicting and expensive as well,
07-19-2013 | 10:47 AM
#29
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From: OKLAHOMA
I've recently tried my hand at cloud watching. All one needs is a soft mat and an open sky. It's amazing the shapes and sizes you can see. I made out a Snoopy the other day and I'm just a beginner.
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07-19-2013 | 11:43 AM
#30
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From: san jose ca