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DangerDash
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Posted 2/7/2013 11:04 AM (GMT -7)
'allo Chronic Pain forum.

Mods, pardon me if this is not allowed, so I'd rather not be reprimanded if it isn't wink.

I read through the FAQs and didn't see anything specific about this, just listing "personal information" so I wanted to give this one a shot. Is it possible to ask about hobbies or something like that? I know people can post about it in their bios, but I'm sure people rarely read bios, and I'd like to know if anyone has the same interests or things like that.

I know we aren't allowed to post links or stuff like that, so I'm not asking people do that, just say what they're interested in, beside what they say in their intro post.

Ugh, my bad if this was...out of place...or out of bounds of whatever...or if it's been posted before, or if it really is already posted in the FAQ and I missed it.
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Posted 2/7/2013 11:47 AM (GMT -7)
I enjoy gardening, working outside in the yard piddling mostly. I have given up mowing the yard mainly because of the heat. I have it mowed and that gives me more time & energy to mess around with my plants & baskets. I have a total of 4 good size flower beds that take a lot time to work.

In the winter I play some online games, mainly stuff that make me think, lol. I play on a website called Pogo.com, its free or you can pay to become a member,in case anyone is interested in online games.

So, DangerDash what are your hobbies?

Susie
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DangerDash
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Posted 2/7/2013 12:48 PM (GMT -7)
I do a lot of video gaming. If I'm not doing that, I'm reading.

My current favorite author is Chuck Palahnuik. I can't pronounce his last name if my life depended on it. His most famous work was writing "Fight Club", since it became a well-known movie and all. I'm also catching up on the "Fearless" series which is pretty good even though it's considered teen-fiction.

If you're into console gaming, that would be awesome. I'm always looking for new people to play with. I don't really do much of the flash games. I've been to Pogo a few times and dabbled around. It was pretty entertaining but I always return to my console lol. There was another site like Pogo but for the life of me I can't remember the name of it; I always played Tetris there. Maybe I'll join Pogo and we can play a game or two together. :-)

I don't think I'd have the patience for gardening Susie lol.

Anyone else?
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There is a point. Is there a point to all of this? Let's find a point. Is this real or is this just a ride? The world is like a ride, you think it's real, it's just a ride, we can change it anytime we want. It's only a choice between fear and love.
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LexiRae
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Posted 2/7/2013 2:08 PM (GMT -7)
I play on Pogo a lot. I'm a club pogo member because I cant stand the ads. Lol. I read a lot too. I WOULD play with you but I dont have a playstation. :(

My life has become pretty boring. Yikes.
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DangerDash
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Posted 2/7/2013 4:19 PM (GMT -7)
pshaw, you should save up for a Playstation3, although 4 is coming out soon so...maybe save up for that one instead.

Very few people in my face-to-face life play and...Brandon freakin' sucks at it and makes me want to rage quit on him. He never takes my gaming advice >:/ Charley is fun to play with, but her gaming is kinda' limited so that's mildly upsetting.
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There is a point. Is there a point to all of this? Let's find a point. Is this real or is this just a ride? The world is like a ride, you think it's real, it's just a ride, we can change it anytime we want. It's only a choice between fear and love.
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Ga.peach
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Posted 2/7/2013 5:08 PM (GMT -7)
I enjoy fishing, camping , laying in the sun. I love the summertime. My pain management doc said that a pool would help me tremendously. So, my husband had a pool put in my backyard. I don't drive much and can't do a lot at the gym. He figured if I'm gonna have to pay a gym membership to use their pool then he would just pay to have one put in at home.i enjoy watching country music videos. I love to watch football and baseball. I love to play sports also but needless to say that's not gonna happen.....Janet
Herniated disks,spinal stenosis,degenerative disk disease,neuropathy due to a thoracotomy,two spinal cord stimulators permanently implanted for pain
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LexiRae
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Posted 2/7/2013 5:52 PM (GMT -7)
I love watching football too. College and NFL.
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Posted 2/7/2013 8:11 PM (GMT -7)
Love reading,watching the birds on the ocean and going to flea markets when I can
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Posted 2/7/2013 8:40 PM (GMT -7)
I read, a lot. We enjoy hiking and biking (within reason). Then, I read some more...
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There are three kinds of people in the world: ones who see the glass as half-full, ones who see the glass as half-empty, and others who see a big crack in the side which is leaking all over their %$#@# foot.
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Posted 2/7/2013 9:44 PM (GMT -7)
I paint landscapes with acrylics, I'm working on my first book, I like camping, fishing, hunting,(when I'm able) but, it's not anything heavy with hunting, I shoot hubby carries. I also enjoy remodeling my house and if I could I'd tear out these dark wall and bring in a bit of light I would. But again I need hubby for that. I sew my own clothes when I can. Oh d am an avid reader.
I live to "Tame My Pain!"
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LivingColor
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Posted 2/10/2013 9:34 AM (GMT -7)
Reviving a semi-old thread, as I missed it when it first came around.

I love movies. Especially old movies, documentaries, and foreign films, but quirky indie films work for me too. I'm currently using 2 different rent-by-mail subscription services to feed the monster. One has a massive library, but the other one has more hard-to-find films (like the 5 hour director's cut of Das Boot), and a lot more documentaries.

I live for music. I've got a guitar and a bass sitting in the corner I don't do much with anymore, but I do have friends in the local music scene, and I really get into classic R&B. Stax, Motown, all of those regional records that came out of New Orleans and Houston in the 50's through the 70's. And I'm a sucker for just about anything with a horn section. I don't see much live music anymore because I generally don't go to bars, but I will make exceptions for certain bands, and bars around here sell Cokes and bottled water with no smart alek remarks now. Sometimes they give them free if you tell them you are driving.

If I'm playing a "video game" it's Scrabble on Pogo, or one of the various "tower defense" type flash based strategy games. I can lose a whole day doing that.

Or it's building Lego kits with my nephew when he's around. We can spend quality time, and he actually opens up and talks because it's his favorite activity (He's almost 7). He's also fooling around on the guitar, so when his hands get a little bit bigger, I'll be able to show him some basics.

I also have a facebook group where I sometimes play DJ. I load a culled group of songs (mostly just the hits and my personal faves - about 1700 tunes) into a media player, put it on random, and whatever song pops up, I go find a youtube video for it and post that. Saves bandwidth and all of that hassle of setting up a stream.

If I'm doing none of the above, and not in the restroom, I'm worshiping the ground Anthony Bourdain walks on.
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