Hobbys? Or Just music

[Tiggi]

He's a cuddly Mummy's boy with a penchant for finger knitting in reality :nod:

[kerry101]

Second that. :happy:

*waves hand in air* third it to make if official:wink:

i like sleeping too-but apparently that is a bad habit and something i do too much of.......does fretting over what to wear count as a hobby?????

i am off to norway in three weeks and i am having palpitations over clothes.....need to get a knock out outfit together out of what i have in my wardrobe

[trbc08]

i like sleeping too-but apparently that is a bad habit and something i do too much of.......

Life's too short not to do what you like as much as possible, I figure. I'd rather sleep, and I think that's my entitle, than deal with the annoying banalities of what is "required" of one in a liberal democracy.

[CMB1888]

than deal with the annoying banalities of what is "required" of one in a liberal democracy.

so you'd rather live in country with a more personally challenging government system? - that's an pretty extreme (yet passive) way to make life interesting

- I must say, you're rarely dull.

[trbc08]

I'm not sure what you mean by "personally challenging," but I mean a government that is more accountable and directly democratic, if not entirely so. I should say, rather, a liberal republic (as opposed to a liberal democracy.)

I suppose it's easier to feign personality and to incite interest over the internet than it is in real life. Maybe modesty is more easily faked as well...

[CMB1888]

I'm not sure what you mean by "personally challenging," but I mean a government that is more accountable and directly democratic, if not entirely so. I should say, rather, a liberal republic (as opposed to a liberal democracy.)

I suppose it's easier to feign personality and to incite interest over the internet than it is in real life. Maybe modesty is more easily faked as well...

Maybe Sweden would suit? ( Democracy Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia )

By personally challenging, I mean that (wealthy) liberal democracies don't demand much from you on a personal level, but other systems of government mightn't be as economically or emotionally comfortable without a lot more personal initiative.

- and on your other point that's odd, I've always felt more interesting in the real world

- and just to get back on topic - no constructive hobbies, just past-times

[Kazz]

My hobbies are Listening to Music, Drawing, Music Hystory, Forums on interent and games