Other Hobbies, Other Boards?

[Stud Diesel]

Just curious if anyone here frequents any other boards besides the multitude of bodybuilding and health and fitness related forums.

I used to frequent the CorvetteForum.com when I first got my C5, but I became bored with it after a few years. Now I hardly ever go back and I when I do, I never post. With me, cars in general have really dwindled as a hobby. I used to be really into modifying, racing and showing my cars, but not anymore.

Recently I added a SVT Cobra to my collection. It’s supercharged and very easy to modify. I thought that would spark my interest again, but I haven’t even touched it—it’s still stock, and I’ve never even taken in to the track. Although I registered over at SVTPerformance.com, I’ve never posted and never really got back into it.

I also play guitar, but very rarely pick it up anymore. It seems as if my family, bodybuilding and work have consumed my entire life.

Okay, I was rambling there, but the question still stands. What other hobbies and or forums do you frequent? Gardening? Knitting?

[archive_Caligula]

I go to gixxer.com every now and then to read about my bike. I love modifying it and racing it too.

I would consider my girlfriend and my friends part of my hobbies. I love doing things with her and my friends. We have get togethers all the time. We had a christmas cookie making/home decorating party recently.

I love cooking (some people would think it's weird for a guy to love cooking but I do). My girlfriend bought me a grill cookbook last year and I have several others. I love finding new recipes and making and trying new things. I think I'm pretty good at it too. I also love trying new foods and new restaurants. There's nothing too weird for me when it comes to food.

I used to love playing tennis. I played competitively for years, but it kills my elbows now. So it's a once in a blue moon thing, but I wish I could play more often.



"That Which Does Not Kill You Makes You Stronger"

Curious

[Stud Diesel]

On racing: Three words for those that race bikes. YOU’RE CRAZY! Just kidding, that’s cool. I drag raced my Corvette almost every weekend for years. I couldn’t begin to tell you how much nitrous-oxide I’ve pushed through that motor.

On cooking: Not at all. I was really into cooking for a while also, but then I got bored with it. (seems to be a pattern with me) I never really became a great chef, but I prided myself on being able to meticulously follow recipes, no matter how complex. If you can do that, you can turn out some pretty good food with minimal cooking skills.