Hey /int/ what is your hobby and how much money do you spend on it?
>Collecting and shooting guns
>Around 500 CHF a month, when I'm not buying a new gun.
What about you guys?
Buggy all kind of offroad stuff
Dont know how much i spend on it
https://youtu.be/0P0DfmC-pKk
Gym, 22€ a month
>>52947855
- collecting coins
- collecting rare pepes
- CAD
>>52947855
Video games
~R$100,00
>>52947855
Planning on buying a bike
Currently being depressed
>vidya
>I buy a few games pr year
>inb4 pirates giving me shit
>hiking/camping
>not sure how much I spend but I do enjoy trying different gear outdoors
I wouldn't say that my dogs are "hobby" but they took away as much money and more time then most hobbies.
Also i would say around 200€ a month plus yearly costs
vidya
0 dollars per year
xaxaxa
>>52947855
>building and painting model kits, mostly WW2 vehicles
>about $300 a year
>gym
>$200 a for a yearly membership
>shooting and collecting guns
>way to fucking much
>camping
>nothing really the cabin is my parents and you just need to either ride a ATV or hike out to it
Gym 47usd/month
Vydeo gaymes 100usd/year
>>52948635
>gym
>$200 a for a yearly membership
Wow that's cheap, I pay about US100 per month
How's your gym like? Are gums in Canada that cheap?
>>52948525
This. Also movies. Also brewing beer. Spend none on first 2 and when brewing I get really nice discounts on materials. In the end, I lose no money, rather gain some from sales.
So I make more money from hobbies than I lose. I am a jew at heart.
>Learning languages
It costs nothing. I find everything on the internet
>Drawing
Around R$140 or above when I buy new materials
>>52948796
>US100 per month
>>52948796
>US100 per month
>flag
presumably that includes several armed escorts, yes?
warhammer 40k
An absolute fuckload
It's okay thought, It helps me reel in the puss
>>52948031
>collecting coins
Are all germans boring?
>>52947855
I collect toy cars, and race RC trucks.
I buy a lot of them from people and the internet, then I sell some for profit on ebay. So I normally end up making a little money.
Also collect maps.
>>52949319
yes
>>52949217
how much have you spent? and what do you play? how good are you at painting?
>>52948525
>>52948886
Don't fall for this meme, technically you're paying for the internet and presumably you buy a new computer every few years.
I've never understood shooting as a hobby, hunting maybe but just standing there and pulling the trigger?
I grew up in a rural area so there were shotgun owners everywhere and I shot rifles in the Scouts but I've never understood it as a hobby.
reading
i just rent books from the library
also
vidya
like 5 bucks a month i barely buy anything and im ultra jew about waiting for the best sale
>>52949566
If you're ultra jew about vidya, why not just pirate?
>>52949554
It's nice to have something you can shut everything else away and be completely focused in. When I'm shooting, it's just me, the gun and the piece of paper. Practice practice practice. Same thing when I decide to build/paint some plane models.
It's quite relaxing desu
>>52949616
i like having everything on steam, and the .0000000000001% chance of getting in trouble pirating isn't worth just paying a bit of money for it
>>52949470
>how much have you spent?
Too be honest I haven't spent much in the past year but during 2013 and 2014 I spent about $8k
> and what do you play?
Tau, when I get a job I'll start spending money again but I've decided to myself that I'm not buying anymore models until majority of my Tau are painted
I made the dumb decision to buy some Chaos & High Elves Fantasy that I played once and never got around to painting. That was a massive waste of money; maybe one day I will actually paint them all and It can be some display
I have interests in most of the 40k armies. Eldar have always been on my radar but I feel like If I started Eldar I would just never stop. So when I start another army It'll probably either be Necrons or Space Marines.
When I was a child I had mostly Tyranids, with some Necrons and Space Marines
>how good are you at painting?
About on par for what you would expect someone who's been interested in the hobby for a long time (Collected when I was a child, stopped late middle school, started again after high school). Which is to say pretty good but nothing a lot of other people can't do. I am a very slow painter though.
>>52947855
I used to shoot to but then I had an epiphany: every hour I spend at the range I could spend in the gym to become a sick cunt. 2 years later here I am and thanks to that I have a gf too. It costs 90.- per month.
Also I stopped shooting because a gunfight will never happen rather a fistfight so I am more prepared.
>>52947855
Reading books is sort of hobby £20 a month
Gym is sort of a hobby £60 pm
Coding is a hobby £50pm in subscription fees
Producing music is a hobby, spent about £800 in the last 4-5 years
>>52947855
>Around 500 CHF a month
holy shit.
that's 1 973,64979 in Polish
>>52949090
How much do you pay?
>>52949202
>several armed escorts
For what purpose? My gym doesn't even have a security guard HUEHUEUEUHEU, it's funny to see how you view my country
Gyms here are expensive, mine is US100 but my father's gym is like US200.
I think they are better than the American ones to be honest, we have a lot classes and support from professionals, the one that my father goes has even a small clinic next to it
The thing is we don't have flexible plans, the good gyms always offer the same price for everybody ,
for example if you just wanted to have yoga classes you would have to pay the same as I
that go there to have swimming classes, bodybuilding etc etc
veja.abril.com.br/noticia/economia/por-que-malhar-na-academia-no-brasil-custa-o-triplo-do-que-nos-eua/
>>52950081
In Switzerland, even waiters earn ~50,000 CHF per year, Swiss aren't as rich as they seem.
>>52950286
>In Switzerland, even waiters earn ~50,000 CHF per year,
Holy shit, I need a job in Switzerland, I can even clean toilets.
>>52947855
-Cycling
Quite a lot recently desu, bike was 250 reduced from 300, and I've bought various bits and bobs for it to get started.
-Music
Bass guitar was 600, amp was 200 I think, synth was 700 etc
>>52948003
>>52948635
>>52948673
>>52948796
>>52949090
>>52949202
>>52949985
>>52950039
How do you guys spend so much on gym memberships? I spend $99 USD a year on my 24/7/365 fully equipped gym (free classes also offered)
>>52949547
I am literally not paying for the internet. My apartment is near a university building, so I steal their's. EPIC
Computer is surplus from mother's work. I once bought one in 2007 tho. And I don't buy one every few years. I don't play modern games that take a lot of internet. A good quality business class laptop can last easily for 7 years.
As I said, jew at heart.
>>52950931
because
>London
hobby is for 1st worlders
vidya
probably less than £100 a year
collecting coins and stacking precious metals
really depends. My last purchase was a 1/10th Kruger for £80, but I've spent as little as £2.50 on some
>>52947855
- shitposting
- collecting flags
- collecting regional flags
- collecting golden lels
I spend a monthly fee for an Internet connection.
I need a new one
Computer games have lost their thrill and I need something to occupy my time between 17:00 and 21:00 on weekdays that isn't television.
I was thinking something along the lines of a programming project but my last attempt at a local proxy server was a bust and I don't want to tread old ground.
Tell me how I should spend my evenings, /int/
I used to be a huge gamer,upgrading pc every year,buying games,go to lan parties etc etc
I dropped it cause it became an addiction
I also have a passion for electronic musical instruments such as synthesizers,drum machines,effects pedals and similar. Got like 2500 euros of gear,wich is not that much desu
I just started to learn how to make little felt figures like pic related. Plz no bully I know it's very gay
Price varies depending on kits and materials, but it's not very expensive. I just really wanted something to do with my hands that was easy to get into.
I guess I'm also really into foreign language. Prices fluctuate from free studying online, a couple dozen bucks for a textbook, or $300+ if I wanna go take a class
>Motorcycles
Not too much, most maintenance I do myself and I'm fairly well set in terms of gear and the motorcycle i have currently.
Im guessing about 100 euros a month for insurance, gas etc
>Fountainpens
Last year about 250 euros a month, this year I don't have anything I want specifically so itll drop to sub 10 a month for the occasional bottle of ink.
>Swimming
Not much at all, I can swim at the university gym for about 100 euros a year so a little under 10 a month.
>>52948174
It's good to pay for games.
Please support people that make stuff so they feel like making more stuff
Collecting, assembling and painting miniatures to defend my virginity in the name of the Emperor.
So far they've done their job.
Also, wasting money to buy little pieces of cardboard with cool pictures and text on them.
/tg/ ruined my life.
>>52948796
late as fuck reply but the gym I go to is a part of the local municipality recreation office so a lot of the costs of running it are covered in with taxes. The gym its self has pretty much everything you need in it, but the floor space itself is small so it can be a little crowded at times. I was with another gym when I lived away from home and it was about $50 a month and I considered that really expensive.
>>52950931
It really depends on where you go, a membership for a gym in the middle of a big city is obviously going to cost more then a membership for a gym in bumfuck nowhere
>>52950931
Thirdworld shit
>>52948796
>400 reais a month for gym
Are you outta your mind?
>>52951436
Get an e-reader with an e-ink display.
>>52954225
Try to find a good gym in SP that has quality, is clean, treat you well, has good equipment, teachers etc. It's not that expensive unless you are used to a sub standard service
>>52950931
It's just expensive. Plus US50 of supplements
>>52955147
I wouldn't even try to find one if it's usually for those prices.
I'd just run laps across a park or something if I wanted to lose weight or buy weights to lift at home (it's definitely worth it if you're paying that much for gym) if I wanted to get buffed.
>It's not that expensive
It's hella expensive.
Aikido, 130€ / year
>>52947855
Shooting, reading and occasionally translating loli hentai, martial arts, video games
About 500€ per month (ammo is expensive)
