I need a new hobby any suggestions?

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Originally Posted by cmack91

that thing is absolutly insane, i think i would want a manual one too though, it sounds funner to move it myself than push a button. the one in the link looks definitly worth it, to be able to see saturn like that from here?:taz: can you imagine the moon through that!? you could probably count the craters lol

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I can see very detailed craters from mine, as well as Saturn and it's rings, Jupiter and it's moons...I can see the Andromeda Galaxy, which is one of my favorite winter objects :)

jeez, im for sure looking into these things. thanks for bringing them up, i forgot all about astronomy for a while, but i used to be obsessed with it lol

R/C planes FTW!!!

Other than snakes, I'm really into rc planes. Used to be into rc cars, but sort of got bored with it, didn't have anyone else to race around with.

Fishing.

Canoeing/kayaking.

Radio Controlled vehicles (I'm partial to RC airplanes).

Martial Arts.

Racket Sports.

Geo caching.

Seriously though, FISHING. You're in Wisconsin, there is no lack of fish-able water there. There are a few places I need to get to over your way to chase some WI muskies.

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Originally Posted by mainbutter

Radio Controlled vehicles (I'm partial to RC airplanes).

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What do you fly or are into? Been flying a Hobby People F-16 and DW Su-29 lately. Going to maiden my 3DHS Vyper soon hopefully.

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Originally Posted by bigmike

Here are some,

1. Spelunking
2. Needlepoint
3. Beatboxing
3. Cosplay
4. Rock collecting
5. Soap making
6. Stamp collecting
7. Button collecting

I personaly do none of those but I got the gym, fish, and play video games.

Source: http://www.notsoboringlife.com/list-of-hobbies/

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Beatboxing...LMAO :rofl:

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Originally Posted by LGray23

My second passion is astronomy. Nothing like going out on a crystal clear night and looking into the past. I spent about $400 on my telescope used and I can see most deep sky objects, like the Andromeda Galaxy and a list too long of the Messier objects.

http://i54.tinypic.com/25ic4kx.jpg

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I agree, I have a celestron nextar 130 SLT, and it does a fantastic job finding messier objects as well as other galaxies. I can get a nice look at Jupiter this time of year as well. Nice thing is the scope costs less than 350 bucks! Well, different filters can cost some extra ching, but still....once you have it you are good to go!