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Composing electronic music mostly the around the genre of Drum & Bass.

Learning about new technology, computer parts, & computer hardware in general.

I have tons of fun studying programming at the moment, turned into a hobby!

My hobby is to learn as much as I can, every day I take in all the information I can take because like I said, just like learning :)

Currently:

Making a set of dominos (African pink wood with Abalone inlay)

Refinishing one of my rifles with Vietnam tiger camo.

BigHoss:

Any pictures of your work? You live close by and I have a demilled M92 Krink that could use a little building. Maybe a meal, some beers and build a couple guns?

Currently:

Making a set of dominos (African pink wood with Abalone inlay)

Refinishing one of my rifles with Vietnam tiger camo.

BigHoss:

Any pictures of your work? You live close by and I have a demilled M92 Krink that could use a little building. Maybe a meal, some beers and build a couple guns?

here you go; i don't have a a shop press i gotta move rear sight block and gas tube ~2-3mm i'm bendin up 2 more flats either this wk or next wk

http://picasaweb.google.com/115003441126323962097

* Working on and with computers. Repair and using them, so to speak.

* Playing games. (Consoles, almost no PC gaming).

* From time to time I like to work with XHTML / CSS, nothing fancy.

* Little graphic design from time to time.

* Watching movies / series.

* Collecting figurines is something I started doing lately, but that's expensive over here. :)

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My hobbies are listed here : Listening Music, Watching Films, Playing cricket, chess, carrom , Reading inspirational books. I have not listed all. Everyone has different kinds of hobbies. Are you going to make a collection of them ? This is a good question. We can know about different hobbies of people. Also we can find some person who has common hobbies like us.

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