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I knew a girl that collected her boyfriends jizz in a small bottle. Supposedly carried it around with her and once used it on a squeaky door hinge.
Not sure that counts as a hobby but it certainly seems obscure and is for sure odd |
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An ex-girlfriend's dad was a falconer. He basically structured his whole life around it.
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I met a guy who claimed to collect spacecraft engines.
Seriously. He showed me one, it was a tiny attitude thruster. I forget what it came from. Obviously these were un-flown units. |
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If she wanted to guzzle it then she would. Loved facials and sucking down load. I never hooked up w her even though she was hot as hell and she certainly tried because she was too damn open about all the shit she had done with nasty guys I knew
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what's the difference between an obscure hobby and a crazy person?
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I always thought this was a bit odd......
Last Loads out for 2014 |
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If it hasn’t been disconnect yes. Last I heard she was shit faced and got kicked out of her moms house and was begging people to let her and her 3 cats live with them. She’s 30 and has a degree...
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View Quote Seems a little creepy though. |
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View Quote https://jalopnik.com/5884800/since-1997-a-man-has-been-digging-out-his-basement-using-only-rc-scale-model-construction-equipment |
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If it hasn’t been disconnect yes. Last I heard she was shit faced and got kicked out of her moms house and was begging people to let her and her 3 cats live with them. She’s 30 and has a degree... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I knew a girl that collected her boyfriends jizz in a small bottle. Supposedly carried it around with her and once used it on a squeaky door hinge. Not sure that counts as a hobby but it certainly seems obscure and is for sure odd |
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Guy used to work at my job collected the full cardboard standup figures of Nascar drivers that you might see in gas stations or grocery stores.
His fucking house looked like a party of people was there all the time.Set them up in various locations like real people |
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I know someone who goes to every Chick-fi-la grand opening within about a 500 mile radius. They camp out days before the openings. Chick-fi-la gives out a handful of free meal coupons to all of the first customers. To each their own, I guess.
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Guy used to work at my job collected the full cardboard standup figures of Nascar drivers that you might see in gas stations or grocery stores. His fucking house looked like a party of people was there all the time.Set them up in various locations like real people View Quote |
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His name isn't Kevin McCallister by chance, is it? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Guy used to work at my job collected the full cardboard standup figures of Nascar drivers that you might see in gas stations or grocery stores. His fucking house looked like a party of people was there all the time.Set them up in various locations like real people |
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Ornate egg carving.
He would take a dentist drill and carve designs in various emptied egg shells. Turkey, duck, Ostrich, and so on. |
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A guy in St. Louis collected vacuum cleaners. He was the organist during St. Louis Cardinals games. Stan Kann
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Met a rather strange chick that collected radioactive substances.
Knew some "sun eater wolf pack" type people once. Interesting group. |
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I knew a guy who collected banana stickers.
He apparently started doing it to annoy his wife. |
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I knew a girl that collected her boyfriends jizz in a small bottle. Supposedly carried it around with her and once used it on a squeaky door hinge. Not sure that counts as a hobby but it certainly seems obscure and is for sure odd View Quote |
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I know I guy that has a hobby gold mine here in Colorado. Don't know if he ever got any thing out of it.
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WW2 vet who mined opal. This was probably back in 1985-86.
We would always see this older man sitting outside his house working on something. We got bored one day and starting talking to him. We were maybe 7-8 years old. Turns out he would fly to Australia to mine opal. He would clean up the opal ore and finish the gems on the side walk in front of his house. He would tell us WW2 stories. He even gave us water filled jars with opal ore in it. I guess those were the ones he couldn't clean up well or were not good quality. Still odd when I look back on it. |
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Doubtful unless she used preservatives. Spoiled semen smells horrible. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I knew a girl that collected her boyfriends jizz in a small bottle. Supposedly carried it around with her and once used it on a squeaky door hinge. Not sure that counts as a hobby but it certainly seems obscure and is for sure odd |
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Doubtful unless she used preservatives. Spoiled semen smells horrible. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I knew a girl that collected her boyfriends jizz in a small bottle. Supposedly carried it around with her and once used it on a squeaky door hinge. Not sure that counts as a hobby but it certainly seems obscure and is for sure odd |
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I know a woman who makes "wet specimens" - basically preserving small dead animals in jars.
Another one makes articulated skeletons. |
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Guy used to work at my job collected the full cardboard standup figures of Nascar drivers that you might see in gas stations or grocery stores. His fucking house looked like a party of people was there all the time.Set them up in various locations like real people View Quote |
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About the oddest one I have encountered (at least to me) was an older (55+) couple with no kids who were all about Disney.
Their entire home was a shrine to it. The decor, all the pictures of them, everything was friggin Disney. And they weren't poor people by any stretch. Some of the stuff they had (like original props and animation cells are worth bucks). Just seemed weird and a little creepy to me. Knew a guy who had a collection of vintage Skoda cars. Might not be abnormal in Europe but in California I think he was an enthusiast group of one. |
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My uncle is a man of many vises. He literally has a collection of bench vises. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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anvil collecting Check out Garagejournal. There are quite a few vice collectors, grinder collectors, vintage toolbox collectors etc. |
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About the oddest one I have encountered (at least to me) was an older (55+) couple with no kids who were all about Disney. Their entire home was a shrine to it. The decor, all the pictures of them, everything was friggin Disney. And they weren't poor people by any stretch. Some of the stuff they had (like original props and animation cells are worth bucks). Just seemed weird and a little creepy to me. Knew a guy who had a collection of vintage Skoda cars. Might not be abnormal in Europe but in California I think he was an enthusiast group of one. View Quote As in drive 10 hours to Orlando to spend the weekend at the pool at one of the resorts, then drive 10 hours back. |
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Back in the '80's I had a buddy that made his living off of sourcing, cutting, and selling meteorites.
That wasn't his actual hobby though - his hobby was machining and building crew served laser cannons for fun. They had a small laser emitter (because that's about all you could get, back then), optical sight, a seat, mounted on a tripod base, etc etc. I'll have to see if I can dig up any photos of his stuff. |
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Bunch of basement types get together a couple times a month to crack their whips at the park near my house.
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I knew a guy that did circumcisions for a living who saved the foreskins. After several years he had them sewn together and a leather worker made him a wallet. He took the wallet out to show me. Ill be damned, he rubbed it a few times and it expanded into a suitcase.
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I am afraid to ask how you would know this? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I knew a girl that collected her boyfriends jizz in a small bottle. Supposedly carried it around with her and once used it on a squeaky door hinge. Not sure that counts as a hobby but it certainly seems obscure and is for sure odd |
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Kind of obscure...I collect vintage hiking stoves. Like these...
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