End of a hobby

[perry]

I don't bounce anymore.

Is this a separate statement ? Like " I like to bounce " . fook , what film is that from ???

Anyway , bouncing sounds very underground and almost as if it will be done to Germanic techno . I'm sure fellow bouncers can tell one another by the glint in their eye .

I have almost nothing to do with old fords anymore , just don't have the space for a semi working car I find it hard to have more than one interest at a time , makes purchases difficult as I hate the idea of buying crap so everything gets thoroughly researched . Cycling is the only thing I haven't got burned out on . It's just pedaling , you can't take it seriously .

 

[kaiser]

Most things passed naturally and I don't really lament their loss, but I dearly miss snowboarding. My stuff got lost/knicked and I never replaced it, was gutted at the time. Then the yearly trip with the boys passed and wifey isn't keen for me to resurrect it. I've had a few days up north and at the snowslope but its not the same. Even went to Mammoth for 2 weeks boarding because of mtb'in.

Still I have enough to occupy my time

 

[Neil G]

Gave up the car scene, just too expensive and I couldn't be bothered with the responsibilty of keeping one in good nick...was definately a problem with muddy bikes and fishing gear!