Your most non-metal hobbies, habits, etc.

Metal graduate Number of posts: 274 Age: 34 Registration date: 2009-12-10

I'm an utter geek. I love Star Trek. And I think Wonder Woman is hot.

I saw my first love watching the Dukes of Hazzard. No, it wasn't Daisy, though she was hot. My first love was the General Lee.

Heart of Metal Number of posts: 2172 Age: 26 Registration date: 2008-07-27

Fat Freddy wrote:

Where I work now I don't have to deal with the public anymore (thankfully)

What is this wondrous place you speak of?

ryanmetalman wrote:

I'm an utter geek. I love Star Trek.

Lord of all PBR's Number of posts: 19970 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-02-21

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

Where I work now I don't have to deal with the public anymore (thankfully)

What is this wondrous place you speak of?

Sales office for a newspaper/media conglomerate. When I first started w/the company years ago I used to have to run around assisting sales reps, dealing with customers, etc., now I sit in a windowless room by myself, listening to metal and posting on H.O.M. all day and I only have to deal with behind-the-scenes stuff (data entry, etc.).

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Subject: Re: Your most non-metal hobbies, habits, etc. Sat Jul 10, 2010 4:39 pm

DallasBlack wrote:

I listen and sing along to John Denver.

Ha, same here.

Err... I love country music, hardly wear bandshirts, enjoy going to bars/clubs more than going to metal concerts (it depends on the band though, but still), and eh... that's about it I guess.

Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts: 4637 Age: 46 Registration date: 2008-02-10

I like to draw insects, especially good at drawing flies.

I collect pens, still trying to find a pig pen that I can sign a check with.

I collect earwax and boogers. Have em catergorized by date and shape. Have two boogers from the same month that are shaped like Texas. I have a chunk of ear wax that looks like the Empire State building. My favorite ones are my twins...One is a booger, the other earwax. They look exactly alike except for the color. Stuck my finger so far up my nose once, thought I was gonna pull out some earwax.

I like to ride bikes... I have GT Richochet, a 64' FL shovel/pan (restoration project) and a 2008 Harley Crossbones.

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Angelcake Adonisus Fox wrote:

-One of my favorite movies of all time is The Last Unicorn. I also love the soundtrack which is performed by America.

-I love the music of Air Supply.

It's Seals & Crofts for me

Sister Golden Hair will always be a fav song of mine from America or any band..... good memories with that one.

The King Number of posts: 13670 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

ryanmetalman wrote:

I'm an utter geek. I love Star Trek.

I like Star Trek a lot although i refuse to dress up like the characters.

Subject: Re: Your most non-metal hobbies, habits, etc. Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:02 am

I participate in model railroading and love trains in general.

I play Vintage Base Ball.

Not very metal.

The King Number of posts: 13670 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

nice scott! what are the differences in vintage baseball?

Lord of all PBR's Number of posts: 19970 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-02-21

exact33 wrote:

what are the differences in vintage baseball?

This is just a wild guess but I'd say the main difference is they dress funnier. Laughing

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Heart of Metal Number of posts: 2172 Age: 26 Registration date: 2008-07-27

I'm no expert, but vintage baseball is vintage, which isn't something non-vintage baseball can say it has going for it.

The lost Ramone Number of posts: 5847 Age: 21 Registration date: 2008-01-26

I make handcrafted candles for a living.

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The King Number of posts: 13670 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

Fat Freddy wrote:

exact33 wrote:

what are the differences in vintage baseball?

This is just a wild guess but I'd say the main difference is they dress funnier. Laughing

I dont think they have to be vintage for that Smile

Lord of all PBR's Number of posts: 19970 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-02-21

exact33 wrote:

I dont think they have to be vintage for that

Whatchoo talkin'bout exact? That ole skool yellow-and-brown color combo be PIMP STYLIN' yo!

...but when I saw Scott's pic of the "Olde Timey Base Ball" team in their overalls and high socks, I thought it was a pic of Dexy's Midnight Runners. They look like they're ready to bust into a spirited rendition of "Come On Eileen" any second now.

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The King Number of posts: 13670 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

Fat Freddy wrote:

exact33 wrote:

I dont think they have to be vintage for that

Whatchoo talkin'bout exact? That ole skool yellow-and-brown color combo be PIMP STYLIN' yo!

...but when I saw Scott's pic of the "Olde Timey Base Ball" team in their overalls and high socks, I thought it was a pic of Dexy's Midnight Runners. They look like they're ready to bust into a spirited rendition of "Come On Eileen" any second now.

pimp stylin? It looks like they made the uniforms out of what was left on the discount rack Smile

and here is another for your viewing displeasure:

Lord of all PBR's Number of posts: 19970 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-02-21

That's bad, but not as bad as what the Houston Astros were rockin' in the late 70s/early 80s...

They look like they should be working behind the counter @ McDonald's!

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Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts: 14692 Age: 40 Registration date: 2007-02-01

At least they weren't in short-pants...

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The King Number of posts: 13670 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

MetalGuy71 wrote:

At least they weren't in short-pants...

that is terrible....

Subject: Re: Your most non-metal hobbies, habits, etc. Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:48 pm

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nice scott! what are the differences in vintage baseball?

We play by 1860's rules (We used to play by 1883 rules, which is one of the eras our Historic Village portrays. 1883 is much closer to modern baseball rules. However, 1860 rules are easier and safer for the novice, the old, etc...to perform)

Amongst the biggest differences:

1) No called balls or strikes...only warnings for wasting good pitches, or purposely pitching bad balls

2) All pitches are underhand

3) A ball caught on one bounce is an out

4) No gloves (the ball is somewhat softer. Still same size and weight, but not as rock hard as a moder ball. Though at first, until it's been whacked a few innings, the ball will be pretty hard.)

That's some of the biggest differences.

http://www.buffalogap.com/baseball/index.html

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So it's for sissies!

Kidding man, sounds like fun.

The King Number of posts: 13670 Age: 38 Registration date: 2007-02-10

outside of the gloves, it reminds me a little of softball with the pitching.

Subject: Re: Your most non-metal hobbies, habits, etc. Wed Jul 14, 2010 3:40 am

Yeah, it's very similar pitching wise. It's a hitter's game. Getting a hit is harder because of the "one bounder" rule (you can cover an amazing amount of ground even on a long shot after it's bounced. That one bounce changes everything)

Metal master Number of posts: 600 Age: 47 Registration date: 2008-06-10

If you ever met me in person, especially at my job, you would never guess I harbor a dark side!

I am a high school choir director, have short hair, and wear a tie most days (casual Fridays are awesome!

) I also enjoy animated movies (teared up at the end of Toy Story 3!) and I read a lot. I like to write and arrange music for various choral ensembles, especially my vocal jazz group. I also direct the spring musical at the school, so I am somewhat familiar with the world of Broadway!

Metal is Forever Number of posts: 9357 Age: 32 Registration date: 2007-09-09

QuothTheRaven wrote:

(teared up at the end of Toy Story 3!)

I do that often with those kind of movies, like last night with Despicable Me. Although I rarely admit it, instead I claim that it's allergies

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taylor swift, hey monday, and paramore are awesome!!! i like star trek and battlestar galactica. also i love rom coms.

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