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There is an old saying that the only difference between men and boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
 
1 Computers
2 Photography
3 Bicycling (road)

Todd
Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
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1) Owning a race car
2) Driving the race car
3) Fixing the race car
4) Modifying the race car
5) A whole lot of firearms
6) and now, some $2000 later... photography

Wayne
 
Photography
computers
gadgets

Steve
Todd Felmly said:
Todd
Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
Click to expand...
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I may be all woman, however, I am single and darn if I don't just love my toys:

1) GOLF!!! Must have custom clubs :)

2) Photography & Scrapbooking - These 2 go together. You can't have one without the other. (Also, you wouldn't believe how much money can go into scrapbooking. These 2 cost a good penny.)

3) Computer (other electronics - I LOVE surround sound. I really do need to upgrade to a large screen HDTV. But most definitely cannot afford it at this time.)
4) Canoe & Fishing Gear
5) Don't have it yet, but hope to buy a camper in 2 or 3 years.

I also enjoy going to the rifle range, but I let my dad purchase the rifles. I just go along for the ride with him and use his rifles & handguns. Currently thinking about taking a conceal and carry class, not that you can actually carry a handgun into a fair number of locations.

P.S. My brother moved 13 hours south, since then I seem to have collected more "toys" in which I'm dragged (willingly) along with my Dad to various places requiring such toys. Now if I could only convince my Dad to take up golf.

And I wonder why I don't seem to have any time on my hands.

--
PJ
 
Ephsns611 said:
I may be all woman, however, I am single and darn if I don't just
love my toys:

1) GOLF!!! Must have custom clubs :)
2) Photography & Scrapbooking - These 2 go together. You can't
have one without the other. (Also, you wouldn't believe how much
money can go into scrapbooking. These 2 cost a good penny.)
3) Computer (other electronics - I LOVE surround sound. I really
do need to upgrade to a large screen HDTV. But most definitely
cannot afford it at this time.)
4) Canoe & Fishing Gear
5) Don't have it yet, but hope to buy a camper in 2 or 3 years.

I also enjoy going to the rifle range, but I let my dad purchase
the rifles. I just go along for the ride with him and use his
rifles & handguns. Currently thinking about taking a conceal and
carry class, not that you can actually carry a handgun into a fair
number of locations.

P.S. My brother moved 13 hours south, since then I seem to have
collected more "toys" in which I'm dragged (willingly) along with
my Dad to various places requiring such toys. Now if I could only
convince my Dad to take up golf.

And I wonder why I don't seem to have any time on my hands.

--
PJ
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Ok, you're now officially one of the guys :-)
Ephsns611 said:
I may be all woman, however, I am single and darn if I don't just
love my toys:

1) GOLF!!! Must have custom clubs :)
2) Photography & Scrapbooking - These 2 go together. You can't
have one without the other. (Also, you wouldn't believe how much
money can go into scrapbooking. These 2 cost a good penny.)
3) Computer (other electronics - I LOVE surround sound. I really
do need to upgrade to a large screen HDTV. But most definitely
cannot afford it at this time.)
4) Canoe & Fishing Gear
5) Don't have it yet, but hope to buy a camper in 2 or 3 years.

I also enjoy going to the rifle range, but I let my dad purchase
the rifles. I just go along for the ride with him and use his
rifles & handguns. Currently thinking about taking a conceal and
carry class, not that you can actually carry a handgun into a fair
number of locations.

P.S. My brother moved 13 hours south, since then I seem to have
collected more "toys" in which I'm dragged (willingly) along with
my Dad to various places requiring such toys. Now if I could only
convince my Dad to take up golf.

And I wonder why I don't seem to have any time on my hands.

--
PJ
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1) BMWs
2) R/C Gliders
3) Kites (big ones!)
4) Geek Toys (computers, pocket PCs, laptops, Lego robots etc)
Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
Click to expand...
 
I don't own a GPS. However, yes, my Dad does and guess what.... I'm the one always programing new maps into the thing so my dad can go on a new adventure. Usually some hunting trip. This next week he is going Ice Fishing up near the Western Canadian/Minnesota border. In January, he goes to Texas. Etc...
--
PJ
 
1) Computers
2) HDTV and home theater
3) SCUBA Diving
4) Travel
5) just starting photography
 
I forgot to add this to my list :-)

I have two Garmins (streetpilot & vista)
Ephsns611 said:
I don't own a GPS. However, yes, my Dad does and guess what....
I'm the one always programing new maps into the thing so my dad can
go on a new adventure. Usually some hunting trip. This next week
he is going Ice Fishing up near the Western Canadian/Minnesota
border. In January, he goes to Texas. Etc...
--
PJ
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Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
Click to expand...
 
Let's just say I have lots of guy friends. Now, it the guy I like would just get a clue! If he doesn't say something soon, I'll have to ask him out on a date. I just prefer guys to make the first move, but, if they're to dense I will eventually ask them out.

I also love Hockey and just missed the entrance of Women's hockey onto the High School / College scene in MN.
--
PJ
 
Adam Barkow said:
I have two Garmins (streetpilot & vista)
Ephsns611 said:
I don't own a GPS. However, yes, my Dad does and guess what....
I'm the one always programing new maps into the thing so my dad can
go on a new adventure. Usually some hunting trip. This next week
he is going Ice Fishing up near the Western Canadian/Minnesota
border. In January, he goes to Texas. Etc...
--
PJ
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--
PJ
 
1) COmputers
2) motorbikes
3) track car
4) photography (recently)
Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
Click to expand...
 
Computers

Astronomy (3 Scopes) and Astro Photography (2 Web Cams a Coolpix 4500 and the DR)
Clocks and pocket Watches

hjs
Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
Click to expand...
 
Ephsns611 said:
Let's just say I have lots of guy friends. Now, it the guy I like
would just get a clue! If he doesn't say something soon, I'll have
to ask him out on a date. I just prefer guys to make the first
move, but, if they're to dense I will eventually ask them out.

I also love Hockey and just missed the entrance of Women's hockey
onto the High School / College scene in MN.
--
PJ
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These are the current ones
1.) Boating
2.) Snowmobiling
3.) Scuba Diving
4.) Photography
5.) Gun Collecting
7.) Knife collecting
8.) Wine & Beer making
9.) Telescope & Binoculars for stargazing
10.) Partying - see boating website I put together at wnyboaters.com
11.) Computers ...of course
Mike T
Adam Barkow said:
There is an old saying that the only difference between men and
boys is the cost of the toys. With that said, I am curious to know
what other hobbies 300D owners have that consume your discretionary
income and time. I'll start...

1) Guns
2) Computer Equipment
3) Deep Sea Fishing
4) Watch Collecting
Click to expand...
--
300D Gallery:
http://tkis.com/wild-mike/

Boat Party Pics:
http://wnyboaters.com/

Whoever undertakes to set himself up as judge in the field of truth and knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the Gods. -- Albert Einstein
 
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