Tuearts right boot
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Lived there for 7 years and just managed.......
Lesson No 2
Cuánto fucking cuesta ?
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Hobbies for the middle aged man
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Lesson No 2
Cuánto fucking cuesta ?
Fat Chance
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Yoga...nearly all the mentioned hobbies involve you being still or with limited range of motion in your hips...if there were shops selling brand new hips theyd be a queue
Sir peace frog
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my eeerm mate has shagged a dwarf but never a hobbi oooohhh hobbies, carry on
Roy Munson
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Getting irrationally angry at Black American women married to members of the Royal Family.
Only when using the beads.Is chess an enjoyable game
heslops barnet
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open water swimming sounds great except for all the shit floating about…….Would recommend open water swimming to anyone. Probably better waiting a few months for it to warm up slightly as it's the toughest time of year now to start.
Another one as mentioned above, learn a language. Pick a culture you are interested in or a place you really want to visit. You will end up listening to podcasts, music and watching travel vlogs on YouTube as well.
As Mr Snorky stated about fishing, how da fuck does open water swimming fit the OP's request for indoor hobbies ?Would recommend open water swimming to anyone. Probably better waiting a few months for it to warm up slightly as it's the toughest time of year now to start.
Another one as mentioned above, learn a language. Pick a culture you are interested in or a place you really want to visit. You will end up listening to podcasts, music and watching travel vlogs on YouTube as well.
Just askin'
FogBlueInSanFran
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I think you’ll find farming indoors somewhat tricky. Hard to fit the John Deere tractor through the front door.Learning to sow.
heslops barnet
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need to get out more…….Recommendations would be most helpful..things to do inside?
And no weird shit!
staffsblue
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open water swimming sounds great except for all the shit floating about…….
Yeah, I've avoided open water & sea swimming for this very reason.
I do enjoy lido swims though. Seems much less clinical than indoor swims, you get sunshine on your back & fresh air, but the water is treated.
In the summer months I regularly visit Nantwich outdoor pool & when visiting London always go to one of the many brilliant art deco lidos.