what else do you do besides playing chess?

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NSnyder

Besides chess I do martial arts, mainly Brazilian Jiu Jutsu and Boxing, as well as play soccer.

My Scholastic interests are math and science.

scumdog

in order of priority, family, work, 1953 F100, sport, watching and playing and when I can fit in a few games of chess.

erikido23
theoreticalboy wrote:

I bakes some kicking cinnamon rolls.


 i eats some kicking cinnamon rolls...

 

weightlifting, kickboxing(presently trying to get back into the habit)and play billiards far too much. 

Sigmoid_Flexure
Captainbob767 wrote:

Play piano and  Keyboards professionally

Cycling over hundred miles a week weather permitting

Ride my Trikke 10 miles a day when I don't bike

Drink Martinis


Cycling & drinking martinis make you look like you're riding a Trikke

Jeffreak2010

NEOPETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have an adorable pet bruce.

My username on neopets is Jeffreak2009

Wishlist for neopets: icy bruce boomerang of doom

(I also want a boochi to zap my pet and turn it into a baby or a baby paintbrush.)

theoreticalboy
AnthonyCG wrote:

I listen to rap sometimes - if the rapper is presently in their 40s - otherwise they suck. You know it's true... 


Patently untrue, but fun cookies, so I'll let you off.

amitprabhale

Well, beside chess I do Gambling and ********* (censored)

coffeeaddict

Besides chess and work, I spend time with my special someone. I collect and read books, surf the net, watch tv and movies, eat in different restaurants and go to malls.

coffeeaddict

Drinking a lot of coffee is a must for me.

DMX21x1

Video games eat up most of my free time.  I'm getting totally sick of the working routine, this 9-5 crap is driving me insane.  It's like groundhog day. 

I currently have this urge to start collecting Zippo lighters, I'm trying to fend it off.  Something which disgusts me is that I cannot find one Zippo with anything Chess related on it, not one. 

I like practicing Nunchaku techniques, I'm pretty good with 1 pair and I'm branching out into using 2 simultaneously.  I always considered that showing off in the past. I'm struggling to find the time to do it these days though.

smileative

I've seen more than one Zippo with a 'Knight' emblem on it - dunno where you get 'em though Smile

rednblack
ilikeflags wrote:

so so true...  pacing is nice, but mostly i just blow it off and go at whatever speed feels best for the group.


Yeah, they're getting pretty tired of it.  I am too, to be honest.  It might be about time to do Act IV in about thirty minutes.

Kernicterus
rednblack wrote:
ilikeflags wrote:

so so true...  pacing is nice, but mostly i just blow it off and go at whatever speed feels best for the group.


Yeah, they're getting pretty tired of it.  I am too, to be honest.  It might be about time to do Act IV in about thirty minutes.


You're getting tired of Romeo and Juliet?  Or just tired of teaching it to dimwits? Oh, the reasons I could never be a teacher.  Tongue out

Camelback

My free time away from chess is spent playing with trains.

Gomer_Pyle

I'm in a period of transition. I'm weaning myself off guitar and getting into woodcarving. I've stopped collecting swords, old locks, and stones of all kinds (too much clutter around the house). I still collect rifles (at least they're useful clutter). I hike and I'm getting back into backpacking after being away from it for far too long. I still occasionally play Red Orchestra.

rednblack

Afafbouardi, the kids are fine.  I mean sure, I'd like to strangle one until the vessels in his eyes pop every now and then, but for the most part they're pretty good kids.  It's Shakespeare that has me beat.  I never got tired of talking about the same story six times until we started Romeo and Juliet.  Shakespeare = most overrated writer in the English language, behind maybe Pynchon (who is clearly a genius but that doesn't mean I want to spend my time reading his made up postal conspiracies).

Absurd

Swing dancing, DJing, inline-skating, going to stand-up comedy shows with an eye toward eventually performing it, performance art.

ilikeflags
AfafBouardi wrote:
rednblack wrote:
ilikeflags wrote:

so so true...  pacing is nice, but mostly i just blow it off and go at whatever speed feels best for the group.


Yeah, they're getting pretty tired of it.  I am too, to be honest.  It might be about time to do Act IV in about thirty minutes.


You're getting tired of Romeo and Juliet?  Or just tired of teaching it to dimwits? Oh, the reasons I could never be a teacher. 


i have no idea how you'd be as a teacher but yes people get tired of r and j.  i love it.  i really think it's one of will s's best BUT it can get tiring in an academic setting.  who said dimwits? 

ilikeflags
rednblack wrote:

 Shakespeare = most overrated writer in the English language, behind maybe Pynchon (who is clearly a genius but that doesn't mean I want to spend my time reading his made up postal conspiracies).


i wholeheartedly disagree about william shakespeare.  i think he is exactly as awesome as they say he is.

rubygabbi
rednblack wrote:

I teach English too.  It's a trip, huh?  How long have you been at it?  This is my first year at the high school level, and I teach all freshmen. 


 You have my sincere condolences. I taught English for 12 years in Harlem, for two years in an Israeli high school, for another 2 years in a technical vocational school and for 15 years in colleges and universities. I now tutor privately, but only those whom I wish to teach.

Other than that, I love to read, smoke pipes and cigars, listen to jazz and classical music and spend lots of time gardening.