What's your passion?

2009-11-03 21:54:54

#26

1stSFOD-Delta: Mike "The Spooge Gobbler" Morales; +376|6396|Blue Mountain State

SEREMAKER wrote:
AussieReaper wrote:
You passion is passionate
SEREMAKER wrote:
Sex.
?

Or just
SEREMAKER wrote:
Sex.
Sex.

if it by myself or with someone else or with someone else and their sister or someone else and some random chick that we meet at a club and chatted up for about an hour and after several drinks was able to convince them it would be fun

he's very sweet. i know

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Baba Booey

2009-11-03 22:12:56

#27

Defiance: Member; +438|7088

Listening to music, for hours, and hours. Lie down, put on some soft cans, and let go. . . .

That, and problem solving. The more skewed the debate, the more obscure the problem. . . .

2009-11-03 22:18:50

#28

KuSTaV: noice; +947|6929|Gold Coast

I dont have a passion.

Probably masturbation.

noice

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2009-11-03 22:21:12

#29

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm: ©; +1,811|6414

rainbows, unicorns...

photography, traveling, live music

2009-11-03 22:33:32

#30

destruktion_6143: Was ist Loos?; +154|7044|Canada

Listening to music speeding down a highway. I love driving my car.

WWII and the history of everything Nazi related is my other big passion. From their unique style in Architecture and fashion, to the marvels of engineering and military strategies.

2009-11-03 22:49:26

#31

Defiance: Member; +438|7088

destruktion_6143 wrote:
From their unique style in Architecture and fashion, to the marvels of engineering and military strategies.

It makes you wonder what would have happened if they were led by someone as passionate, but not as misanthropic (used loosely, not trying to derail).

2009-11-03 23:52:05

#32

eskimo_sammyjoe: Did someone say tea?; +112|6652|S.A. Australia

Drums I absolutely love. Theres nothing I enjoy more than just having a jam alone or with a few mates, really good stress relief I find. Also mountain bikes, love me a bit of freeriding

I also find WWII history to be quite relaxing too, not entirely sure why but it is.

Serious Flex

2009-11-04 01:09:30

#33

Eifa: Never regret anything that ever made you smile.; +923|6289|00770

Hockey.

No, I don't need an attitude adjustment. You just need to fuck off.

2009-11-04 01:13:36

#34

Ultrafunkula: Hector: Ding, ding, ding, ding...; +1,975|6891|6 6 4 oh, I forget

Eifa wrote:
Hockey.

Like the old knight said "You chose, wisely".

@eskimo, In that case this song is just made for you

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2009-11-04 01:44:18

#35

I'm Jamesey: Do a Research Noob; +506|6550|Scotland!

gaming

2009-11-04 01:57:21

#36

baggs: Member; +732|6622

asphyxiation masturbating

2009-11-04 03:22:34

#37

trex1210: I am Canadian; +72|6676|B.C. Canada

My passion all through my teen years was ice hockey. Once I turned 19 though it changed. I got sick of the traveling and the pressure of making it to the next level and all the tryouts and shit.

for the past 3 years now I have been into skiing, kayaking. I wouldn't call them passions but I really enjoy it a lot. I am probably going to have to say my passion is the outdoors. I am not a save the trees type hippie shit. I love hunting and fishing.

2009-11-04 03:32:54

#38

mcminty: Moderating your content for the Australian Govt.; +879|7139|Sydney, Australia

trex1210 wrote:
for the past 3 years now I have been into skiing, kayaking. I wouldn't call them passions but I really enjoy it a lot. I am probably going to have to say my passion is the outdoors. I am not a save the trees type hippie shit. I love hunting and fishing.

Lol, I love the outdoors as well. And nope, not that hippy shit either. I try to capture it with my photography, and I guess you try to get out "in the wild" with the skiing and kayaking. I find the rawness and natural beauty of nature to be a great escape from city-life, and something I wish I could get into more often. Thankfully there is a good spot to view the sunset near my place

2009-11-04 03:58:02

#39

trex1210: I am Canadian; +72|6676|B.C. Canada

I really don't get how people who live in big cities like Edmonton, Toronto, New York do it. I would seriously go insane.

2009-11-04 04:03:57

#40

Poseidon: Fudgepack DeQueef; +3,253|6955|Long Island, New York

Music
Hockey/Football/Baseball
Flying
Gaming

2009-11-04 04:35:29

#41

Metal-Eater-GR: I can haz titanium paancakez?; +490|6690

I love going for a walk and listen to music. Whenever I have to go to places I rarely let someone to give me a lift. I just grab my iPod and off I go. It's great for thinking about things too.

And pool, whenever I get the chance.

2009-11-04 04:38:50

#42

mcminty: Moderating your content for the Australian Govt.; +879|7139|Sydney, Australia

trex1210 wrote:
I really don't get how people who live in big cities like Edmonton, Toronto, New York do it. I would seriously go insane.

Lol, here in Sydney there are 4.5 or so million people. Thankfully I live in a nice hilly area (on the edge of The Hills District lol), so the scenery is nice. But in most other parts of Sydney it's just flat. I occasionally visit a friend who lives there, and I HATE it. Don't get me wrong tho, I think the urban vibe of large cities is amazing.. but there has to be an escape.

Heh, I was talking about going camping to some of my friends, and one of the girls looked at me like I was totally retarded. She seriously didn't see ANY reason to go into "the outdoors". Any reason I gave about getting back to nature was the exact reason she didn't want to go.

2009-11-04 04:39:55

#43

FFLink: There is.; +1,380|7108|Devon, England

I'd say sex and gaming. They're both right up there.

Not really good at much else to make me feel good by doing it...

2009-11-04 04:40:40

#44

jord: Member; +2,382|7095|The North, beyond the wall.

Started getting into nature and looking at the stars when I'm walking somewhere. Scary.

2009-11-04 04:57:40

#45

JakAttaK: csanva<3; +492|6743|England

Music

http://soundcloud.com/csanva

2009-11-04 04:59:32

#46

mcminty: Moderating your content for the Australian Govt.; +879|7139|Sydney, Australia

jord wrote:
Started getting into nature and looking at the stars when I'm walking somewhere. Scary.

Fuck I forgot this. Stargazing is win. Not very good in Sydney lol.. too much light pollution, but I've had the privilege of traveling to places like the Sahara.. where I will never forget what the stars looked like.

2009-11-04 05:30:08

#47

JakAttaK: csanva<3; +492|6743|England

mcminty wrote:
jord wrote:
Started getting into nature and looking at the stars when I'm walking somewhere. Scary.
Fuck I forgot this. Stargazing is win. Not very good in Sydney lol.. too much light pollution, but I've had the privilege of traveling to places like the Sahara.. where I will never forget what the stars looked like.

Get any photos of it?

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2009-11-04 05:30:47

#48

steelie34: pub hero!; +603|6799|the land of bourbon

Runs_with_sciss0rs wrote:
burnzz wrote:
Runs_with_sciss0rs wrote:
Fishing, whether it be sitting on a dock or out on the boat.
it'll be time to ice fish here soon, i'm afraid. put the boat away for the season.

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i like the other kind of trolling.
Ahh, awesome. My uncle just bought a 23' boat, I'm so jealous.
Here's some pictures of some Waleye we caught trolling.

random picture of Mac, with some perch we catch ice fishing.

nice fish... i'm lucky to live on lake erie, world-class walleye and perch fishery, and is recently becoming well known for its huge smallmouth. cathing a ten pound trophy walleye is a once in a lifetime experience for most people, but we get several a month up here. steelhead also run the rivers in the winter, which i highly recommend if you've never caught one.

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2009-11-04 06:13:14

#49

mcminty: Moderating your content for the Australian Govt.; +879|7139|Sydney, Australia

JakAttaK wrote:
mcminty wrote:
jord wrote:
Started getting into nature and looking at the stars when I'm walking somewhere. Scary.
Fuck I forgot this. Stargazing is win. Not very good in Sydney lol.. too much light pollution, but I've had the privilege of traveling to places like the Sahara.. where I will never forget what the stars looked like.

Get any photos of it?

Nar, that was 2 years ago.. when I didn't have a cable release/remote trigger. I tried, but couldn't get anything decent.. so I don't have any pics.

2009-11-04 08:15:36

#50

M.O.A.B: 'Light 'em up!'; +1,220|6640|Escea

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Reading
Modelmaking
Gaming
Photography
Walks in the Country

I'd love to go stargazing.

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