/hob/ - Hobbies

>>67903
hello, wizzy. can you share more of your art?

Playing cards are almost like a video game console. There are thousands of single and multiplayer games you can play with one deck. More if you have two or four. You can invent your own games, throw in dice or coins or whatever complex mechanics you can dream up. I enjoy playing different variants of solitaire. You can turn on music or the TV in the background if needed.

>>70231
tbf you could probably do running competitions, archery, javelin throws, etc in the hippodrome

>>69982
I have flatest feet possible, so much it is now ruins my knees. But back when I attempted sports, I bought soft yet bouncy insoles that were tremendously helpful.

>>53574
I'd count drawing if you go for digital, get a tablet and a stylus, and then you're good to go! Even cheaper ones work well, I use a cheap used tablet and a capacitive stylus.

You can buy a cards and learn how to play

I was reading Journey of the Fate Destroying Emperor.

>>69292
where do you live?

>>69368
>>69340
Arab.

What's the wizzies consensus on Revered Insanity? Kino or thrash?

>>69381
It was good until I realized it was unfinished

I need the coin with the Jersey flag to complete my gibraltar Charlemagne collection, don't know which coins I'd like to collect next

>>68735
Sorry, I was taking a break from Wizchan for the past couple of months to focus on other priorities.

I used to enjoy penny hunting too. I would always run a magnet over the rolls first and then open any that were magnetic and take out the 1943 cents, then go through the rest. I mostly got mine through coin dealers instead of banks, so it was mostly wheat pennies with some Indian heads mixed in.

Washington has not changed as far as I can tell, but I believe that they are using a new die. Probably changed out the die for the "Crossing the Delaware" quarter. They should have stuck with Washington themed quarters, kind of like the Life of Lincoln pennies from 2009. Unfortunately, I do not see these sort of special series in common denominations returning aside from the succubi of color quarters, which, as far as I can tell, nobody really likes.

Personally, I would change the dime, though. I prefer Mercury to FDR (I have the gold Mercury dime from a while ago), so I would like to see a return to that, but if it had to be a president, then Theodore Roosevelt or Ulysses S. Grant would be my choices and would give some good opportunities for different reverses (early life, military careers, etc.).

I wish you the best of luck in finding a job. I won big on scratch-offs, so I am pretty okay, despite also not having a job at the moment. My last job I quit after 11 months because it was off the book and paid comically low. I usually do well with off the book jobs (usually $20-30k/year with no taxes), this job was $1200/year because the boss kept charging "expenses" (it would have been $30k, but the boss took 97% of it away and gave me a list of bullshit reasons). What you get when you work off the book, so I cannot be upset (though I did work over 4000 hours for the money, which works out to be a little under $0.30/hour).

I guess I could sell all my bullion and coins and be able to live for a few years on it, but I would rather wait a little bit longer before then.

>>58042
Got a job across the country years ago and was interesting to see the different mint marks. never seen many S marks east of the rockies. ended up finding
>4 war nickles
>1 steel penny
>handful of silver dimes
>$2 in silver quarters
>3 40% half dollars
at the time, 2019, i figured the odds of finding silver quarters in rolls was at least 1:10,000. the steel penny was the coolest though. always heard of them but never seen one in the wild

>>58120
Krugerrands are very nice, they're cheaper than U.S or Canadian and they're very recognized, also they're an alloy so they're scratch resistant

silver is escaping orbit presently

>>69636
>politely but firmly explain that under disability discrimination laws, they are required to make reasonable adjustments
Where on Earth? Los Angeles? No business will fall for this lie. If someone is extremely sensitive to sound, their options are to either go out with hearing dampeners or just stay at home. Don't Jew out and try to shape the world to accommodate your mental illness.

made another cake today, its a apple cake with nut and hazelnut

made this today

made a crumble again

>I might look into introducing Musk Duck/Pink-Eared Duck hybrids to Nishinoshima Island to develop them as an endemic species.
That's bioterrorism

>>68956
>>68959
yeah, introducing stuff to brand new ecosystems is both dangerous and illegal


inb4 it's free food - yeah tell that to 'Strayans who can't hunt enuff wabbits

i had a grey and silverish shiny rock as a kid, that i called my moon rock and thought came from space, and would use as kryptonite for my superman toy

>>69869
you don't have it anymore?

I went on a trip with my family as a kid to some heavy volcanic/geothermal city in my country and on the property we stayed on there were these little finernail sized rocks all black and with some red specs on them. We collected them as we were using them for tokens/cash for the poker games we were playing. I found one the size of my full adult hand, about as thick as a dictionary too. I know it's somewhere in my garage but I can't find it.. I loved that rock I used to pretend it was magical as a kid, and it reminds me of better times. I'll post it here If I find it.

>>70175
cannt wait to see it!

/g {{ruu_(tksymkw)}}, :3 up close, sleepy, yukkuri, yukkuri shitteite ne, wizard had, crescent ornament, star ornament, purple hat, aesthetic, absurdres, floating, purple fog, chocolate bar, iwakura lain, cozy, in container, eating

!neg lowres, bad anatomy, bad hands, text, error, missing fingers, extra digit, fewer digits, cropped, worst quality, low quality, normal quality, artifacts, signature, deer horns, watermark, username, blurry, missing arms, long neck, humpbacked, bad feet, tilt, {{{short arms}}}

I hate it when I see a really nice human made art and it's just plastered over with a giant NO REPOST OR AI LEARNING right in the middle that makes it look really ugly and unable to be appreciated. Their fear of AI has contributed more to the enshittification of their own art than the AI they're accusing of doing it.

>>68867
TV show actors? What?

Apparently the survivors that died this year count as victims.
With that logic I guess the casualties were actually 39 (taking into account that same "said and done" mentality)..

>>60202
I did some internet searching & collecting files about active shooters yikes

>>60202
also watch the documentaries more yikes

Old ass thread, how did I miss this all these years?
Anyway, I'm surprised so many people here talk negatively of serial killers. I mean for a site that's supposed to be for outsiders there is lots of cheap moralizing and humanism here.

I'm obsessed with serial killers, to tell the truth. It started a couple of years ago. It's the most interesting subject to me. I don't give a shit about their victims at all, most of them are succubi or your average annoying retard so what the hell, good riddance!

Favorite serial killers currently:
1.) Ed Gein
2.) Tie between: David Berkowitz-The Zodiac-BTK
3.) OP pic, Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris duo

As for their psychology, most of them are normalfags (at least according to this site's definition) but they are obviously far from your average normalfag. I'd say they have a lot in common with wizards, they are loners with not much friends and had weird experiences with sexuality. I'd go so far as to say your average serial killer only differs from wizards in that he has no self-control and doesn't care about the consequences of his actions. According to FBI profilers, serial killers of the sexual kind spend a lot of time alone, daydreaming and they have a history of jerking off by themselves a lot. They also got bullied or rejected by peers at one point or another in their lives. They get obsessed with their sexual fantasy world and can't stop themselves from acting out their wishes.

>>67200
probably the pic

>>67200
What you see as America's positive he sees as America's negative.

>>64741
another follow up post and this time asking for suggestions this year, there was a motorcycle riding thread I was also in, the guy with the 650cc yamaha. was doing these road trips in a car, but this year i was able to get a good deal to trade my bike up to a 1600cc vulcan, big cruiser bike, so i think this time it will be a late summer early fall motorcycle trip instead of a winter trip still trying to decide where to ride if anyone has any suggestions i'm based out of florida.

bump from last page

Look, I live in a big city

>There is a biking thread and an international travel thread but no road trip thread. Has anyone here gone on a road trip?


I could get a bus to a distant village, probably. Interested?


I cannot use a car (tried, couldn't stand the traffic; maybe, an automatic box would save me from the hassle)

>>69848
>I could get a bus to a distant village, probably. Interested?
<no replis
SAD

>I cannot use a car (tried, couldn't stand the traffic; maybe, an automatic box would save me from the hassle)
Auto autos arent popular here