What's Your (non-tech) Hobby?

Slipped_Disk asks: "Being the curious sort, I was wondering what the Slashdot crowd did while you're not reading Slashdot or doing any of the other geeky things we usually do. So tell me, what is your non-techie hobby? I'm defining non-techie as stuff you do when you're not using a computer, so 'I play videogames' doesn't qualify, but 'I build game consoles' does. I'm especially interested in distinctly non-electronic stuff (ie: film photography, building models, training sociopathic attack cats, etc.). I'm looking forward to some interesting topics, here!"

You're new here?

[sepluv]

Aren't you?

Re:Lots o' stuff!

[Anonymous Coward]

"I regard golf as an expensive way of playing marbles."

G.K. Chesterton

Re:Fencing

[thelenm]

Fencing is fun. I actually took a fencing class in college with CmdrTaco (and lots of other people, of course), so I sometimes joke that I know what it's like to stab him in the heart. :-)

Re:we've been over this before

[jpsst34]

roleplay

Just remember, the safety word is banana.

training sociopathic attack cats

[Hard_Code]

is harder than it sounds

Remember...

[cjhuitt]

If women don't find you handsome, they can at least find you handy.

Poooooooorrrrrrrnooooo!

[crazyphilman]

Nah, just kidding...

Actually, the truth is, and this is going to sound strange for a six foot, 275 pound ex-marine, I like interior decorating, shopping for art and furniture, cooking, reading, and watching anime DVDs. I'm currently setting up my next apartment, and it's going to be a beautiful, serene bastion of order and grace. Everything in it is going to be coordinated; bright, white paint, chrome, white, and "blonde" wood furniture, lots of chrome and lucite... Basically a modern, minimalist environment where chaos is totally banished. I'm going to get home from work, put on a Vanilla candle, put something quiet on the CD-Player, AND FIRE UP UNREAL TOURNAMENT!!! BOO, YA!

(Ahem. Heheh. Sorry, didn't mean to ruin the mood...)