2012-05-12, 12:35 PM
Hard to say really.. I guess I would say my hobbies are gaming and snowboarding, as I don't skateboard as much as I used to.
Started snowboarding around the age of 10. The first time out on the hill I had such a horrible time. My friends had gotten fed up with trying to teach me, so I just went at it on my own, continuously faceplanting into the cold powder. But now that I look back and think about it, that was probably the best way to teach me really. I wouldn't call myself a good snowboarder, as I can't do all the crazy pomegranate you see on TV. But I can maneuver the pomegranate out of any tight run. I do tricks too but, I really don't like to. To me, snowboarding is about doing things that make you happy, and I'm happiest with making huge S carves down a steep powder bowl, as opposed to some triple cork.
As for gaming, I've been at it since I was 2. My parents sat me down on that old MS-DOS computer where I would play "educational" games to please them. Little did they know, I was playing Dino Park or whatever that pomegranate was called. Ever since then they couldn't get me off of this damned contraption, and I've only grown closer to it. Built my own machine last year, and holy butt, I love putting these things together now. Now I have another build in the near future for a friend of mine. I'm eagerly awaiting when the parts arrive. It'll be a good chance to work on my wire management.
Started snowboarding around the age of 10. The first time out on the hill I had such a horrible time. My friends had gotten fed up with trying to teach me, so I just went at it on my own, continuously faceplanting into the cold powder. But now that I look back and think about it, that was probably the best way to teach me really. I wouldn't call myself a good snowboarder, as I can't do all the crazy pomegranate you see on TV. But I can maneuver the pomegranate out of any tight run. I do tricks too but, I really don't like to. To me, snowboarding is about doing things that make you happy, and I'm happiest with making huge S carves down a steep powder bowl, as opposed to some triple cork.
As for gaming, I've been at it since I was 2. My parents sat me down on that old MS-DOS computer where I would play "educational" games to please them. Little did they know, I was playing Dino Park or whatever that pomegranate was called. Ever since then they couldn't get me off of this damned contraption, and I've only grown closer to it. Built my own machine last year, and holy butt, I love putting these things together now. Now I have another build in the near future for a friend of mine. I'm eagerly awaiting when the parts arrive. It'll be a good chance to work on my wire management.