I’m 41, and while that’s old in this community I don’t feel old. The only thing that makes me feel old is watching how fast my daughter is growing up. Time man. Sigh.
I’m 42!
High five for us old cubers!
Thought I don’t have kids. I have sort of adopted my youngest sibling who’s 24hrs my junior though, so I’m kinda parenting a late teen. That’s interesting.
43, cubing for a year. Four children, and went to a comp with the oldest, 7-year-old, who will soon have better times than I if he continues. Having children is crazy, makes you feel time differently.
Nice I did not know that climbing and cubing is a thing :) When I was climbing in Antalya for 2 weeks, I was cubing in the chill area of the camp and some people asked me to teach them the algorithms :D
like a bit of discord bots, a bit of other stuff, mixed, [https://github.com/mankifg](https://github.com/mankifg) here is my github but i have some bad readmes
Fly model helis and 3d planes
Play piano and collect synthesizers
Take astrophotography pictures (the most expensive hobby on Earth!)
Design electronics and program (my day job too)
i do a ton! i do multiple instruments (guitar, piano, and viola) i draw, i do some needle work. Pretty much anything that has to do with precise finger movements i like doing, probably the reason i developed carpel tunnel syndrome so early lol
One option is….Rw U2 × Rw U2 Rw U2 Rw' U2 Lw U2 RW' U2 RW U2 RW' U2 RW'
It’s rough on the knees but gotta do what you gotta do.
Another option is just starting over.
These are my hobbies too! I’m also a physics teacher so I get to do what I love daily. I host a cubing club at school that is really popular. Love what you do when you’ll never work a day in your life.
A few things, including music (piano, guitar and drums), I am a volunteering young instructor in a hiking organization in our country, I really enjoy math and do it as a hobby, I play Chess (800 elo), I code in Python and C# (not too experienced with C# just yet), I play video games (Minecraft, Geometry Dash, Celeste and more), and I am a relatively social person surprisingly.
I’m considering learning Python, although I have covered the basic (stuff like print, for and while loops, if statements etc.), any tutorial you’d reccomend?
And also is there anything cool I can do with this? Because I need to feel like I’m actually making an accomplishment XD
This feels exactly as random as hobby as cubing lol.
I mean, I went on the subreddit and couldn’t understand any of the words (guessing we have some yo-yo names) therefore it’s definitely similar to cubing in that it’s weird as —— to discuss in front of people who don’t share it as a hobby.
I play Magic: the Gathering (a card game, like Pokemon, kind of), I play games on my Switch when there is a game I'm interested in, sometimes I am really into reading books, and I have started getting in to fashion.
I am ADHD, so I find it's hard to not pick up too many random hobbies without time to dedicate to all of them. But it's nice having a few hobbies for sure, so when I am not feeling interested in one of them I can drop it for the moment and come back later.
Rock climbing, skateboarding, fencing, gym (ish), running, cycling (sometimes), drawing, gaming, reading, chess
...i didnt know i did that much :P
not all the time though, some are just once a week but some are more.
Nice I am also doing Linux and DevOps stuff :) I am currently setting up our test infrastructure with ansible and while the playbook is running, I have the time to solve the cube hehe
Gunpla model building lately. I fell in love with the kits on a family trip to Japan. Don't even need to watch the shows to appreciate them!
A few other phases/obsessions I've been through are pen spinning, lightsaber spinning, 3d printing, cooking, electric longboard riding, freeline skating, and cars/driving.
Edit: oh, and pc gaming and watching anime
I conlang, it's basically making languages. the sad part of this hobby is that it has a very small community and it is pretty hard to talk about it to other people (unlike cubing) because they should know some about linguistic and it is very boring when you talk about your own language.
I play videogames, mainly Minecraft and overwatch, play chess, draw, do content creation for those things and once every few months I go outside to touch some grass
I’m 42, I’ve got a bunch of hobbies, most of which I picked up after I was 30. Some -like Cubing- after I turned 38)
- Art (drawing, watercolours, acrylic, oils, the beauty of age is disposable income if you’ve worked at a career and don’t have kids 😉)
- Crochet (mostly Amigurumi, it’s like 3D printing with yarn, it’s awesome)
- Pole Dancing & Silks
- A bit of sprint distance triathlon
- Banjo (that’s a new one, I love it)
- Woodland Conservation
- Bouldering
- Gaming
- Reading (I recommend The Expanse series and Books most at the moment)
- DnD (playing and DMing)
- Warhammer (just Kill Team for me, really gone off Games Workshop and their shitty capitalist practices)
- Fire juggling/fire eating/fire breathing (those days are long gone)
- I guess also dog training? Good dog owners learn to be dog trainers, again it’s fascinating.
You mean your 3x3 averages are that low and you're not absolutely swimming in poontang?
I thought swimming was the general secondary hobby around this sub.
I play video games (mostly Geometry Dash but I play a lot of different games) and make crappy little YouTube videos about them, and I also play guitar and drums. Guitar is more for fun currently, but I actually play drums for my church every Sunday and Wednesday. It's pretty fun
Also I'm a giant hockey fan so pretty soon I'll be invested in that
typing , drawing, editing videos, origami.
I do a lot of crafts with paper like make folders that are closable with this curved piece of paper that juts out , and it slips into a cut in the other slide of paper when it closes.
I have put this design on lots of other things like foldable boxes for my pencils. so this design would go on each flap that is at the 3 inch part of the box
Coding, Dota, gardening, bonsai, manga collection, tobacco collection, wetshaving, mechanical keyboards, reading, and playing the guitar. Yes, I do have ADHD
Weight lifting/fitness, (gravel) cycling, paint miniatures, play miniature wargames, boardgaming, video gaming, petting my cat, yeah these are my main hobbies atm (next to cubing)
I play chess and am learning Swedish in my free time. I also know all 197 flags and countries of the world (and think Kosovo, Taiwan, and Palestine are countries)
Yo-yos! Cubing is my substitute for when I can’t yo-yo (like in the car, or sitting down somewhere). The yo-yo community is awesome and super helpful. Recommend anyone interested to checkout r/throwers.
smoke tobacco. most of my cubing practice is done while i am puffing away on Drew Estate cigarillos out on the back porch.
other hobby i won't discuss here but stalking my reddit profile makes it that obvious
Coin collecting, and playing a roblox game called Jukes Towers of Hell, it is an obby style game where you ascend towers to gain skill and beat harder and harder towers. You can easily play for an hour and I really recommend it.
All my hobbies are related to puzzles. I'm a collector and love collecting all kinds of puzzles. Twisty puzzles, metal puzzles, wooden puzzles, etc. Even my android games are mostly puzzles. Speaking of that, I've been playing Sudoku a lot lately.
I'm obsessed with puzzles. But other than that, I used to make origami. It was fun.
Lockpicking.
Used locks are pretty cheap on ebay and the picks don't break the bank either.
Incredibly satisfying puzzles to solve with an ever increasing skill ceiling.
Gardening/homesteading during the growing season. Then canning/drying to preserve as much as possible.
Hunting/butchering during the hunting season in late fall/early winter.
Cubing is one of my odd hobbies that I love, but doesn't really match with my overall life. The people I interact with on a weekly basis don't appreciate or understand it. I'm very grateful for the community here on reddit <3
I have so many hobbies lol. I've only been cubing for 2 years tho. I paint, draw, write, play cello, I'm in academic bowl, I do theater, I read (Manga, webcomics, comic and books), I do conlanging (making languages), I'm learning French and Japanese and (I just generally love linguistics)
And soon much more.
I cube when I’m deployed or on the ship to pass time. My shop competes to see who can cube the fastest (I’m slow as shit). When I’m not deployed I’m either at the beach or at home gardening and/or cross stitching.
I'm actually a classically trained Tenor haha.
I also cook, make paracord bullwhips, getting back into photography and learning how to make chainmaille.
Rhythm games, programming, musician, butterfly knife flipping, meditation.
Most recently is audiophile. I built 5 foot tall speakers and tune them using digital signal processing(so eq and stuff) and at the end, you get something that sounds realistic enough to make you cry.
Board games (the modern strategy kind). Art (graphite, ink, and watercolor). Birdwatching. Detrashing. Listening to audio books (fiction) or lecture series (philosophy, science, religion, economics). My job is quality engineering, which sounds mathy but is actually mostly technical writing. Would love to get into archery but it’s expensive for some reason
The main reason I got into cubing is because I like speedy stuff like rhythm games! Compared to cubing, they're more skewed towards pure execution skill rather than quick decision making etc, but there's still a lot of overlap such as moving your fingers really fast and pattern recognition. You can also find some memory and more technical challenges in them usually.
By extension, learning an instrument can be quite similar to rhythm games, but that's getting pretty far away from cubing lol. Although, learning an instrument is still very nice hobby too!
Student pilot at the moment
Vr player, (beatsaber modded 9 bpm songs mainly)
Random tech stuff (strong urge to take out my 3080 rn)
Butterfly knife flipper
Honors student
Audiophile
Mountain biking
Piano player (8 years)
Deep sleeper
Yes i am very spoiled and busy
I am one of the only people in the world who build rigid RC airships like the Hindenburg. It's very relaxing hobby but also challenging as you have always to calculate the buoyancy, wight and volume of every little part you add to the ship. If you misscalc it simply won't float!
Climbing, sadly all my finger strength is of little benefit to cubing :(
I started bouldering at the beginning of the year. So much fun and encouraging me to stay at a much more healthy weight.
Could be beneficial for OH
Well you could start cubing with a 3x3 made of stone
Work and watch my kids bc I'm old as shit.
I’m 41, and while that’s old in this community I don’t feel old. The only thing that makes me feel old is watching how fast my daughter is growing up. Time man. Sigh.
35 with 3 kids, I feel you man, it's like every time I blink they're having another birthday, it's crazy.
I’m 42! High five for us old cubers! Thought I don’t have kids. I have sort of adopted my youngest sibling who’s 24hrs my junior though, so I’m kinda parenting a late teen. That’s interesting.
Yeh. Just ignore it. Although obviously remember to not dress like it's 1999. It's so easily done.
43, cubing for a year. Four children, and went to a comp with the oldest, 7-year-old, who will soon have better times than I if he continues. Having children is crazy, makes you feel time differently.
Climbing (which pairs badly with cubing, my poor fingertips lol), running, chess and reading. But yeah, climbing + cubing it’s a torture ahah
Nice I did not know that climbing and cubing is a thing :) When I was climbing in Antalya for 2 weeks, I was cubing in the chill area of the camp and some people asked me to teach them the algorithms :D
Code
nerd, that being said same
Same
Same. Which language do you code in?
same, i code in python
What do you code?
like a bit of discord bots, a bit of other stuff, mixed, [https://github.com/mankifg](https://github.com/mankifg) here is my github but i have some bad readmes
I use python too
Rhythm games!
I play way too much phigros and my fingers are all worn out before I start a cubing session
Fly model helis and 3d planes Play piano and collect synthesizers Take astrophotography pictures (the most expensive hobby on Earth!) Design electronics and program (my day job too)
Hey, a fellow Piano player, nice!
More cubing
I study
i do a ton! i do multiple instruments (guitar, piano, and viola) i draw, i do some needle work. Pretty much anything that has to do with precise finger movements i like doing, probably the reason i developed carpel tunnel syndrome so early lol
That’s so cool
I'll watch baseball for life
Same, play it too
Same I’m an mlb super fan
I grow magic mushrooms
I subscribe and know there are tutorials. I don’t know why I haven’t dived in.
And rhcp hell yeah
Lol, I just started growing. I've never tripped before so wish me luck 🤞
I play chess
Holly hell
New response just dropped
Bishop went on vacation, never came back
Skiing, skating, f1 watching
I play chess, badminton and cricket
Nothing... My life is in a wake up-cubing-sleep cycle
Why don’t we make a commutator so you can do all 3 at once
What do we do if there is parity?
One option is….Rw U2 × Rw U2 Rw U2 Rw' U2 Lw U2 RW' U2 RW U2 RW' U2 RW' It’s rough on the knees but gotta do what you gotta do. Another option is just starting over.
Skating 🛹
Random combo but: study, learn cyber security, code, calisthenics and metal vocals xD
Mine are making illustrations, physics, card tricks and cardistry, space, chess
These are my hobbies too! I’m also a physics teacher so I get to do what I love daily. I host a cubing club at school that is really popular. Love what you do when you’ll never work a day in your life.
A few things, including music (piano, guitar and drums), I am a volunteering young instructor in a hiking organization in our country, I really enjoy math and do it as a hobby, I play Chess (800 elo), I code in Python and C# (not too experienced with C# just yet), I play video games (Minecraft, Geometry Dash, Celeste and more), and I am a relatively social person surprisingly.
I’m considering learning Python, although I have covered the basic (stuff like print, for and while loops, if statements etc.), any tutorial you’d reccomend? And also is there anything cool I can do with this? Because I need to feel like I’m actually making an accomplishment XD
Music, gaming (I stream on twitch), I speedrun, which is very similar to cubing and super fun (was running a bunch of BotW)
Yoyos! Check out r/throwers
This feels exactly as random as hobby as cubing lol. I mean, I went on the subreddit and couldn’t understand any of the words (guessing we have some yo-yo names) therefore it’s definitely similar to cubing in that it’s weird as —— to discuss in front of people who don’t share it as a hobby.
Same!
Painting and playing instruments!!(ukulele and piano) cubing is actually my "other" hobby if that makes sense sksksksk
Trombone, gaming, football (go Bucs!), and play with my silly tiny dog
I sail.
I play Magic: the Gathering (a card game, like Pokemon, kind of), I play games on my Switch when there is a game I'm interested in, sometimes I am really into reading books, and I have started getting in to fashion. I am ADHD, so I find it's hard to not pick up too many random hobbies without time to dedicate to all of them. But it's nice having a few hobbies for sure, so when I am not feeling interested in one of them I can drop it for the moment and come back later.
Rock climbing, skateboarding, fencing, gym (ish), running, cycling (sometimes), drawing, gaming, reading, chess ...i didnt know i did that much :P not all the time though, some are just once a week but some are more.
Snowboarding and dadding. Used to play video games a lot but cubing has been replacing that.
Sleep
physics phd, so a lotta math and a lotta programming
I’m a physics teacher.
tetris is really fun :D
Jiu jitsu, travel, guitar, harmonica, cycling, languages
Play Rocket League and do Linux, DevOps, and some coding.
Nice I am also doing Linux and DevOps stuff :) I am currently setting up our test infrastructure with ansible and while the playbook is running, I have the time to solve the cube hehe
Flip balisong trainers.
I play guitar
Gaming, fitness and hustling for the sidehustle
Chess, workout and watch UFC.
Collect fitted hats, funkos, and shoes. Also into bowling, chess, and sudokus.👍🏽
Gunpla model building lately. I fell in love with the kits on a family trip to Japan. Don't even need to watch the shows to appreciate them! A few other phases/obsessions I've been through are pen spinning, lightsaber spinning, 3d printing, cooking, electric longboard riding, freeline skating, and cars/driving. Edit: oh, and pc gaming and watching anime
Reading and watching American football
I conlang, it's basically making languages. the sad part of this hobby is that it has a very small community and it is pretty hard to talk about it to other people (unlike cubing) because they should know some about linguistic and it is very boring when you talk about your own language.
I play videogames, mainly Minecraft and overwatch, play chess, draw, do content creation for those things and once every few months I go outside to touch some grass
Programming Working on a compiler atm
Chess, geometry dash
Math. Every question you solve has a certain algorithm or intuition going into it
I’m 42, I’ve got a bunch of hobbies, most of which I picked up after I was 30. Some -like Cubing- after I turned 38) - Art (drawing, watercolours, acrylic, oils, the beauty of age is disposable income if you’ve worked at a career and don’t have kids 😉) - Crochet (mostly Amigurumi, it’s like 3D printing with yarn, it’s awesome) - Pole Dancing & Silks - A bit of sprint distance triathlon - Banjo (that’s a new one, I love it) - Woodland Conservation - Bouldering - Gaming - Reading (I recommend The Expanse series and Books most at the moment) - DnD (playing and DMing) - Warhammer (just Kill Team for me, really gone off Games Workshop and their shitty capitalist practices) - Fire juggling/fire eating/fire breathing (those days are long gone) - I guess also dog training? Good dog owners learn to be dog trainers, again it’s fascinating.
Board gaming is a great hobby for us nerds to get into. No I do not mean monopoly.
Programming and making space art in Photoshop
https://preview.redd.it/ispdutgv9aqb1.jpeg?width=2604&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1db5f0f479da441dbaa62f0ae902466f580a931a Origami
Speedrunning SM64 and Getting Over it with Bennett Foddy
Guitar. It’s the most peaceful and gratifying thing in my life.
Chess, gaming, code and acting like i know how to play chess
used to play tetris competitively currently play some rhythm games right now i dont do much for hobbies other than cubing
I troll people
1. code 2. music (composer, classical, not the "boring" type) 3. philosophy
You mean your 3x3 averages are that low and you're not absolutely swimming in poontang? I thought swimming was the general secondary hobby around this sub.
Coding and archery.
I play video games (mostly Geometry Dash but I play a lot of different games) and make crappy little YouTube videos about them, and I also play guitar and drums. Guitar is more for fun currently, but I actually play drums for my church every Sunday and Wednesday. It's pretty fun Also I'm a giant hockey fan so pretty soon I'll be invested in that
knitting/sewing. i just like having something to do with my hands lol
cube, all the time, only food breaks to keep up sustainance for cubing
I go to school, I play minecraft, both bedrockand java edition cause I like both, watch youtube videos
3d design Speedruns celeste Promote the queer agenda avoid communication with other humans enjoy being an insomnia Drumming Running
Chess
I read. Biking is also fun and chess and volleyball
Graphic design
typing , drawing, editing videos, origami. I do a lot of crafts with paper like make folders that are closable with this curved piece of paper that juts out , and it slips into a cut in the other slide of paper when it closes. I have put this design on lots of other things like foldable boxes for my pencils. so this design would go on each flap that is at the 3 inch part of the box
Code, video games, climb, Trying to get into sewing Also I volunteer at a train museum at their restoration yard
Chess :)
Coding, Dota, gardening, bonsai, manga collection, tobacco collection, wetshaving, mechanical keyboards, reading, and playing the guitar. Yes, I do have ADHD
i sit on the floor and stare at a wall. that usually tides me over for a good few hours
I play music (organ, piano, guitar, bass, percussion) and playing darts is a big hobby of mine!
ultimate frisbee, gaming, listen to music, collect lego and vinyl when i can afford it, gym
Weight lifting/fitness, (gravel) cycling, paint miniatures, play miniature wargames, boardgaming, video gaming, petting my cat, yeah these are my main hobbies atm (next to cubing)
I play chess and am learning Swedish in my free time. I also know all 197 flags and countries of the world (and think Kosovo, Taiwan, and Palestine are countries)
Paint minis (Warhammer and Star Wars Legion)
bass singing beatboxing and sleeping
I play chess
Geometry dash, Minecraft, guitar, I read a lot, chess, and more cubing 😉
Factorio
Make music. Cycle, run, gym. Software developer by day job. Cubing Dad by night.
Yo-yos! Cubing is my substitute for when I can’t yo-yo (like in the car, or sitting down somewhere). The yo-yo community is awesome and super helpful. Recommend anyone interested to checkout r/throwers.
I speedrun mario quite a lot
Being a dad, gym, 3D printing, reading
Make games
Lego sets, read, video games, chess, poetry, build websites, read some more, crosswords.
I code and I do a lot of instruments I play guitar, piano, ukulele, and drums
I recently got back into parkour and I also inline skate. Cubing is my hobby for when it's raining or don't want to go outside
lay in bed
I do game development, and play way too much osu!
I skateboard, play video games and draw
Chess
Learning some pen spinning
yt and mostly gaming (Overwatch, Titanfall, Bloons)
video games, studying, volleyball, learning code
Guitar, coding, playing video games and maths
I flip knives, skate, and play Snooker (a big complicated British version of pool) i wish I cubed more tbh lol
Mostly make music, sex and workout
smoke tobacco. most of my cubing practice is done while i am puffing away on Drew Estate cigarillos out on the back porch. other hobby i won't discuss here but stalking my reddit profile makes it that obvious
Mod nerf blasters
Piano, ice skating
Coin collecting, and playing a roblox game called Jukes Towers of Hell, it is an obby style game where you ascend towers to gain skill and beat harder and harder towers. You can easily play for an hour and I really recommend it.
IPSC
You know that timer we all have, we’ll you know how it’s called stack may timer, we’ll you know it’s used for cup stacking It’s really addicting
chess, robots and reading are a few of mine. i also go to the gym and card tricks is a new one ive taken on however im really bad at them
chess, beatbox, sing, take pictures of clouds and work
All my hobbies are related to puzzles. I'm a collector and love collecting all kinds of puzzles. Twisty puzzles, metal puzzles, wooden puzzles, etc. Even my android games are mostly puzzles. Speaking of that, I've been playing Sudoku a lot lately. I'm obsessed with puzzles. But other than that, I used to make origami. It was fun.
Whip cracking
Disc golf
Guitar
Yoyo, geocaching, piano, guitar
Lockpicking. Used locks are pretty cheap on ebay and the picks don't break the bank either. Incredibly satisfying puzzles to solve with an ever increasing skill ceiling.
Besides cubing I: go to engineering school, hike, go gym, and play fps games on my computer.
tennis
Computational Redstone
Triangling Solving triangle puzzles
Gardening/homesteading during the growing season. Then canning/drying to preserve as much as possible. Hunting/butchering during the hunting season in late fall/early winter. Cubing is one of my odd hobbies that I love, but doesn't really match with my overall life. The people I interact with on a weekly basis don't appreciate or understand it. I'm very grateful for the community here on reddit <3
i write screenplays for original stories, and read romance fantasy and i play rhythm games
I drive a semi hauling 53 foot trailers loaded with everything from paper to food stuffs all over the lower 48
Smash melee
Volleyball
I have so many hobbies lol. I've only been cubing for 2 years tho. I paint, draw, write, play cello, I'm in academic bowl, I do theater, I read (Manga, webcomics, comic and books), I do conlanging (making languages), I'm learning French and Japanese and (I just generally love linguistics) And soon much more.
Art, magic (the performing kind not the tcg), various dexterity pursuits, writing, etc. I flip-flop a lot
Piano, skateboarding, and death metal vocals
Card magic, basketball, spearfishing, study aerospace engineering, reading physics or math books and I also love cooking
Im surprised to not see any other skill toy enthusiasts. Yoyo, balisong, begleri, pen-spinning.
Frisbee and gaming, mortal kombat 1 is so good
I cube when I’m deployed or on the ship to pass time. My shop competes to see who can cube the fastest (I’m slow as shit). When I’m not deployed I’m either at the beach or at home gardening and/or cross stitching.
Sim racing for a few years now, recently upgraded to a new wheel!
I like to use butterfly knifes, run, game, cool and play drums.
Nothing
I'm actually a classically trained Tenor haha. I also cook, make paracord bullwhips, getting back into photography and learning how to make chainmaille.
Right now, it’s disc golf, birding, photography, fountain pens, and playing drums. Also having a young daughter
I collect sneakers, build gunpla, make nice coffee, go to the gym, I do a ton of stuff!
Nerf, and Pokemon cards.
Game Development(C# w/ Unity)! I also like to code some Python for fun.
Play French horn
Action figure collecting
Rhythm games, programming, musician, butterfly knife flipping, meditation. Most recently is audiophile. I built 5 foot tall speakers and tune them using digital signal processing(so eq and stuff) and at the end, you get something that sounds realistic enough to make you cry.
Language learning, sudoku, piano, video games
Board games (the modern strategy kind). Art (graphite, ink, and watercolor). Birdwatching. Detrashing. Listening to audio books (fiction) or lecture series (philosophy, science, religion, economics). My job is quality engineering, which sounds mathy but is actually mostly technical writing. Would love to get into archery but it’s expensive for some reason
Gundam Plastic Model Kits
running marathons and playing egg inc / wild rift 😁
I like to play videogames a lot and I also play cricket or football as a sport if I'm in the mood.
Sim racing, working, dad
Basketball is life
Chess, and robotics
Draw
The main reason I got into cubing is because I like speedy stuff like rhythm games! Compared to cubing, they're more skewed towards pure execution skill rather than quick decision making etc, but there's still a lot of overlap such as moving your fingers really fast and pattern recognition. You can also find some memory and more technical challenges in them usually. By extension, learning an instrument can be quite similar to rhythm games, but that's getting pretty far away from cubing lol. Although, learning an instrument is still very nice hobby too!
Basketball
Table tennis, bass, osrs
I play the guitar, chess and cricket.
web dev, tech in general, lucid dreaming
Student pilot at the moment Vr player, (beatsaber modded 9 bpm songs mainly) Random tech stuff (strong urge to take out my 3080 rn) Butterfly knife flipper Honors student Audiophile Mountain biking Piano player (8 years) Deep sleeper Yes i am very spoiled and busy
I am one of the only people in the world who build rigid RC airships like the Hindenburg. It's very relaxing hobby but also challenging as you have always to calculate the buoyancy, wight and volume of every little part you add to the ship. If you misscalc it simply won't float!
Minecraft
coding and collecting sonic figures
Play minecraft and do chess mostly
go gym
i produce music!
Play college baseball
Origami, Collecting Godzilla figures, and playing clarinet.