Jarsve, 
I like to make and collect things. If I were to add knives to the list they would be in the "make" category. I like yours.
 
Rather than list my hobbies I'll share my latest.
I like to shoot guns. I don't collect them and sure can't make them but it's something that my wife and I share. She likes to shoot too so I joined a shooting range and got this. We have others but I wanted this one...new trip for us so new gun. We both really like it. Very nice gun. 
 
For the curious; Beretta PX4 Storm 9mm.  Clip holds 17. Double/Single action. Rotating barrel.
 
 

I want one of those too. But in Norway the rules is strict. Not to mention my apartment, and contract. I'll get kicked out if I have one, I guess. Swords are in the same category as kitchen knifes in Norway.

thedukewestern
Yoga!

Are we talking fruit at the bottom yoga, or pre-mixed? 

BobF
Nice pistol.  This is my 9
 

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG3yGdQYwqg

I was homecoming king...does that count?

eph221
I was homecoming king...does that count?

I bet you were the prettiest in the building. I've seen to many teen movies.

"advanced" = "obscure"
 

Other than music, the wife, kids, and my business, I am kinda into RC cars too.  Fun way to relieve stress.  Plus they are fast as sh*t  and look cool jumping 10 feet into the air souring over jumps.

Like many others I've had a lot of hobbies over the years. Some kind of ended in storage when the children came - amateur astronomy (still have a couple of telescopes) and chess for example . Some it feels like I always do and have always done like reading SciFi and science, there's always a few books ongoing. Some I've always only done when I really feel like it like writing stories and drawing/painting. Some I've picked up again like my teen crush photography (fantastic time for photography, almost as fantastic as the music side - going from a Canon AE1 (70's) to a Nikon D5200 a couple of years ago was hilarious).  Some are hobbies that I feel were or are more or less part of my work skills like electronics and computers including programming. My two main pressure valves to keep life balanced however are music making and running.
 
To a large extent I feel that my interests and hobbies feed off each other, and sometimes spin off to related interests. Like last spring when I went to a class in guitar building...
 
Too many things that are interesting, too little time.

Mesh
Beltrom, I see you like to play as well......I play at Chess.com (free site) on my phone and my nick is Meshodman......we could possibly play sometime (a quick 3 or 5 min game)?  

You didn't read full quote ;).
"Some kind of ended in storage when the children came...".
 
Haven't played except for the occasional random encounter for 30 something years. So you won't have much of a challenge. But let me check out chess.com and come back to you.

Mesh
Oh I read it alright, but I disregarded the "storage" part and went ahead with an invite.
I just like to play, so no worries about challenges.....it's always good to play a better player to improve your game. So, I'm used to losing.
 
Clint Martin is a good player and he's also on Chess.com.

Ok, created an account and sent a friend invite. Won't have time today but we're connected at least.
 

Mesh
 
So, I'm used to losing.
 

Well, that's going to change...

Moshkito

Jarsve

eph221
I was homecoming king...does that count?

I bet you were the prettiest in the building. I've seen to many teen movies.

Much more fun, if you spend some time catching up on Luis Bunuel films. Still weird after 60 or 70 some years, and some of them even more fun and exciting. Try "Viridiana", and then "The Phantom of Liberty" ... and see how many paintings you can find in both films! One of them will crack you up down right to your shoes, and you have seen before! It can't even be considered "surrealism" ... it's a riot, and then some!

Cool

 

 
Always something to keep in mind - LOL!