Hobbies & Spare Time

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Informal discussions about what you get up to in your spare time.

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  1. Films to depress the f**k out of you

    By Melchett,   
    • 19 replies
    • 222 views

  2. Video editing and coding, synths and an alt-right youtuber

    By Carl Fimble,   
    • 2 replies
    • 106 views

  3. Proper Fantasy Garage

    By Frank Hovis,   
    • 18 replies
    • 203 views

  4. Is the mud clear? New MOT rules

    By Everentt,   
    • 1 reply
    • 35 views

  5. Campervans

    By ILikeCake,
    • 25 replies
    • 528 views

  6. Running a spur off RCD

    By One percent,   
    • 15 replies
    • 104 views

  7. Fantasy garage

    By Inoperational Bumblebee,   
    • 16 replies
    • 214 views

  8. Allotment.. not mine..

    By sarahbell,   
    • 6 replies
    • 85 views

  9. Gardening - The War on Moss

    By Cosmic Apple,
    • 22 replies
    • 204 views

  10. DOSBODS DIY bodger thread

    By LC1,   
    • 113 replies
    • 1,807 views

  11. Demolition costs

    By spunko2010,
    • 4 replies
    • 65 views

  12. The Car Repair Thread - Like The AA But We Don't Try To Sell You An Unnecessary Battery

    By SNACR,
    • 67 replies
    • 802 views

  13. Sonic Pi

    By ashestoashes,   
    • 3 replies
    • 140 views

  14. Biltong

    By Libspero,   
    • 3 replies
    • 130 views

  15. DOSBODS - Arts & Crafts Movement

    By Chewing Grass,   
    • 21 replies
    • 553 views

  16. Films to cheer you up

    By spunko2010,   
    • 76 replies
    • 1,799 views

  17. Gardening What are you sowing now?

    By Economic Exile,
    • 141 replies
    • 2,482 views

  18. Woodburner installing.

    By Sgt Hartman,
    • 319 replies
    • 5,054 views

  19. Cold Smoking

    By Fully Detached,   
    • 13 replies
    • 273 views

  20. new films

    By stokiescum,   
    • 24 replies
    • 375 views

  21. The Camera thread

    By Parry,
    • 48 replies
    • 1,300 views

  22. Computing - 4K on the cheap

    By onlyme,   
    • 7 replies
    • 312 views

  23. Collections

    By Uptherebels,
    • 27 replies
    • 614 views

  24. Things I'd like to do but probably never will

    By onlyme,
    • 87 replies
    • 2,687 views

  25. Model/toy trains

    By Melchett,
    • 5 replies
    • 152 views
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    • Hail the Tripod
      Bad start to the day

      By Hail the Tripod · Posted

      I had a nice moment this morning. I was walking into the office along the Thames in the beautiful sunshine, listening to the best happy hardcore that 1994 had to offer, feeling extremely cheerful. I got to Ludgate circus I must have been unconsciously dancing a little bit while waiting at the lights, because a pretty girl with a beaming smile stepped in front of me, really close, eye to eye and danced with me for about 15 seconds. The light turned green and the crowd moved on and we went our separate ways without a word, just a laugh and a wave. A moment of shared joy with a random stranger gave me a real lift. Probably be on the next season of some candid camera show, edited so I look like a twat. 
    • Roger_Mellie
      Screwing the young just a little bit more

      By Roger_Mellie · Posted

      This. The problem is stopping it impacting on the productive sector. Comedy or not, why not give it a go? I do a bit of errr... outreach stuff (please don't hit me) for A Level science and maths students. And I teach business ethics when I do it. It's great seeing their spotty little faces light up when their mind gets blown. So not all things that aren't 'hard' maths or science are useless. I give them a list of topics to discuss and we get through 2-3 in 90 minutes, they do the talking, I just lob grenades in. Last one started with AI. My first question 'who would buy something from a robot?' garnered a universal response of 'no' from the class. Then I asked who used Amazon.... You get some really smart kids, gives me some faith. One of the other things I talk to them about is organisational structure. I like to get them leaving thinking it's a really bad idea to want a boss (which most of them do). What's become clear to me from doing this is that for most people at work the boss is a replacement of their parent.
    • Lone Lurker
      Why are the So-Called BBC such arseholes?

      By Lone Lurker · Posted

      Young males are desperate for adult male role models. Jordan Peterson is one of the few mature male role models available to the young male thinker. When the So-Called BBC etc. attack, you know he is winning
    • JoeDavola
      Everyday Feminism - lunatic SJWness

      By JoeDavola · Posted

      Fuck that's a brilliant idea. Sorry I didn't think of that actually. I'll love to run something, preferably legal, to skim a load of money from SJW types and Feminists.

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