45 Hobbies For Men How Many Have You Done.

[instymp]

24, & a master of none that were listed except 2.

 

[sfsteves]

23, with a rather less than full-on connection to 5 others

 

[cosmicfolklore]

22, but some are more a part of my career. I wish I had time to do more, like hunting and a few others, but...

They also didn't list rockhounding, ...but Woodsroad cracks me up, ha ha!

 

[rcstan]

Twenty-five, but some were lumped, some were vague, and some...well, sort of cliche.

 

[captainsousie]

30 of the headings there to one level or another. Only about 20 to proficiency of any kind.

 

[anglesey]

I got 27. Granted they've mostly been passing fads of hobbies. A lot of them on that list are just a little bit old fashioned and boring (and being an old fashioned and boring individual, I'm certain of this). Wouldnt bother with ballroom dancing or collecting, but motorcycling, women and drugs should definitely be on there, as others have said.

 

[ravkesef]

I hit 15, but I omitted the ones I merely dabbled in, counting the ones I spent in serious time and investment.

 

[fishingandpipes]

I've at least done 32 of them multiple times though far less I would consider a real hobby.
I'd like to submit a motion to strike paintball from the manly hobby record. Real men saw war, they didn't have to play it while reenacting childish games. Cycling would be up on my list as a replacement.

 

[pipebow88]

33 for now, will hit 34 in a couple of weeks. Will be brewing my first batch of beer then.

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[bryanf]

33

 

[houndstooth]

30 from that list here, but there are quite a few more that aren't on that list. Dual sport motorcycling and banjo are two of them...

 

[hodirty]

21 including things that I have done often, at one time or another. I'm only a full timer in a few of them. The list could definetly be added to. Great post smokey!

 

[sablebrush52]

24, not counting knitting, which doesn't really seem "manly". Not that I have anything against knitting, mind you. But manly knitting?

 

[swampmouth]

Less than 20. I get into what I do, to extremes. It's more of a lifestyle than a hobby. I'm not opposed to unmanly undertakings either.

 

[stbruno70]

Love all the pipes in the old illustrations.

 

[dragonslayer]

36 over the life counting things as one, but down to less than half now. I laughed when I saw ballroom dancing, but had to include it because my wife had me take lessons for our wedding 30 years ago. I even knitted when a child with my great aunt :rofl: I have to say one of the top ones I miss is Paintball. I started when we just used cow marking pistols to a semi-pro team and was on he "B" squad for the All Americans. I'm really not interested in map finding and being 2nd generation from the Ukraine I know everyone who got out alive. A ship in a bottle is something I may put on the bucket list having built many models as a child. The list is very weak though if you think of all the big hobbies left out like sky diving, scuba diving, fish keeping and breeding, bird watching, Esport gaming and so many from the new cyber age etc. I've always said "try everything" and sometimes that didn't work out so well :crazy:
Craig