Expensive hobbies

[Mark Bolam]

Ever noticed how we all tend to have expensive hobbies?

 

Shooting, snowboarding, surfing, travelling etc.

 

You'd think money grew on bloody trees!

[janey]

Ever noticed how we all tend to have expensive hobbies?

 

Shooting, snowboarding, surfing, travelling etc.

 

You'd think money grew on bloody trees!

 

Hmm, I think Douglas Adams has written something about the leaf enomomy.

 

I wish money was a bit more within picking distance as i have a sportsbike habit to support.

 

Have you had to sell your camera to fund you millionares lifestyle - as there's no piccies for this forum ?

Edited April 17, 2009 by janey

[David Humphries]

I wish money was a bit more within picking distance as i have a sportsbike habit to support.:

 

Get yourself a Scooter, far better suited to the mean streets of the Capital

 

 

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[janey]

Get yourself a Scooter, far better suited to the mean streets of the Capital

 

 

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At least i could pick it up and throw it at the b'stards. More use than riding it

[Mark Bolam]

Damn! Wrong forum!

 

Janey can you quickly post a picture of your bike to try and cover up my idiocy? I sold my camera to buy a demi de biere in Chamonix last month.

[janey]

Ta da, Triumph saves your blushes. And i get the chance to show of the bike. It has a work site in the background so it's on topic as well.

 

Phew.

[Mark Bolam]

Nice one.

 

The gold rings on my new Petzl Sequoia would complement your forks perfectly.

[josharb87]

Ta da, Triumph saves your blushes. And i get the chance to show of the bike. It has a work site in the background so it's on topic as well.

 

Phew.

 

nice daytona

 

british beef beats jap crap

[Rich Rule]

my hobby pictures... not in any particular order.

 

i seem to to fit into the tree surgery category...

Edited April 18, 2009 by Rich Rule

[Canal Navvy]

My most expensive hobby ever is .........trees. You would not believe what

it costs; saws to buy,PPE to buy,climbing gear,training and the contribution

to the NPTC.Then just when you are set to cut them down,you really just

want to leave them up.At this point the book buying starts and the spend

picks up.Oh did I forget the extra premium to the insurance co.

 

 

But of course you do know.