UnGlasierteGurkeDec 18

surely your hobby can't be that expensive

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Show thread🍉 Albert 🍉Dec 18

there has to be a list of hobbies one can try that cost practically nothing:

Solving Rubik cubes (a high quality speedcube is about 20$)

Crocheting/stitching (needles and yarn after cheap)

Writing (free)

programming

… (please expand if you have any ideas)

Show threadAsetruDec 18

Hiking? I mean, the world is just out there.

Other outside activities that need minimal equipment come to mind. You ever played discgolf? Or went running? Or geocaching?

But yeah, lots of activities aren’t expensive. Draw something. Paint something. Sing! Or do some sports! Yoga only requires a mat if you do it naked.

Show thread🍉 Albert 🍉Dec 18
although the entry bar is theoretically non existent. practically? not really.
Show threadSillyDude
How so?
Dec 18 at 6:02pmWeb
Show thread🍉 Albert 🍉Dec 18

I agree that in some conditions, entry is practically free. Assuming you have comfortable walking shoes and a backpack and assuming you leave near some trails.

Otherwise shoes and basic equipment for jut getting into it might cost a few 100$. not expensive, but I would not say free entry.

Show threadSillyDudeDec 18
I hike in sandals I got for $11 on rollback at Walmart. I don’t think most people need a backpack for hikes that are going to be a few hours at most. Bring a granola bar in your pocket if you really need food. Most people have some sort of bag that can carry things, it doesn’t have to be a backpack.
Show thread🍉 Albert 🍉Dec 18

oh, I used to do a lot of hiking.

Didn’t consider a short hour long walk a hike.

I guess those ones do practically have no entry bar. given that everyone already likely has clothes capable of handling that.