What's your most expensive hobby and much have you spent on it? Mine is sporting clays.
>$2500 gun (I also gave another one in a different gauge)
>$500 in modifications adjustable comb and buttplate)
>$350 prescription shooting glasses
>$200 custom shooting vest
>$300 worth of chokes
>$300 gun case and range bags
>$200-ish of other miscellaneous accessories
>$100/year membership to club
>$100/week on targets
>$100/week on ammo
Pretty crazy to put this shit out in a list. Give it a try.
>>709120955
You want me to express how much money I have spent on Warhammer with mortal numbers? You might as well ask for the moon!
>>709120955
Motocross, probably close to 50k worth of bikes, tools n' other shit in the garage.
>>709120955
How bad are your eyes that you need prescription glasses?
Also, I feel the vests are a waste of money. A properly fitted stock and good stance are worth far more, imo.
I shoot....anything I can get my hands on...the more exotic or harder to attain the better, lost track of costs ages ago. I enjoy it and dont really care about the costs after the fact.
Definitely cars and going fast. But have also made me plenty and got me quite a bit of ass. Amazing how much women like guys with race cars.
>>709120955
>Alcoholism
>wouldn't even know where to start
>wouldn't remember anyway
Snowmobiling.
Sled retails around $15k. I got a good deal and the insurance check from the one I totalled helped with that purchase.
Bunch of aftermarket performance parts on it... probably $3k total. Not too bad considering.
I'm wearing/carrying about $4k in gear when I ride. Backpack and radio account for about half that.
Truck, about $30k.
Trailer, $7k.
Factor in the crates of extra parts/pieces in the garage... probably $6k worth of stuff in there. Cylinders, pistons, clutch parts, spare suspension parts, extra skis...
...Race entry fees and associated expenses with that... lodging, transportation costs...
>>709121258
>Motocross
>tools
I've got a dualsport in the garage too. Definitely hear you there. Don't go as crazy with the bike as I do the sled.
Cocaine. Probably about $10,000.
I collect out of Print RPG books.
Right now, I'm collecting White Wolf Games: World of Darkness books.
I've spent around 2.2K on them thus far.
>>709122551
I've also got a set of the Original WOD D10's, And the Book of Nod in the original leather.
>>709122264
I've always wondered what snowmobiles handle like. I figure they're a lot like a boat on land, yeah?
Also, how'd you total the one you drew insurance off of?
Sailing
I have a 46' worth around $180,000
Dismasted it once during a squall near Tasmania cost $30,000 to fix
Mooring costs $500 a month
Misc maintenance costs around $20,000 a year
MLP and night stalking. I love the night stalking , the night vision and binoculars have cost a lot. Ive spent about 100k on MLP, but this includes flights to MLP convention.
>>709122321
Hope thats per annum friend, cos if thats per month you must be selling or getting severely ripped off.
>>709120955
You can also use your gun as a weapon
>>709120955
>What's your most expensive hobby
masturbation
it has cost me:
> 6-20 hours each day for 25 years
> 4 romantic relationships
> ~$150 a year for 20 years in lube, masturbators, butt plugs
>the ability to hold a job for more than a few weeks
>>709121078
Dude fucking this
I need Muh space marines but GW needs my college fund...
>>709122551
I have Lunar 2: Eternal Blue guide. wouldn't trade it for the world.
Magic: The Gathering. I'd say close to 4k.
>>709122551
nice collection
menswear and footwear
mostly high fashion
~$30,000
Motorbikes in general.
My daily rider atm is a 450EXC
I have 4 other bikes in various stages of crashed -> in bits -> doing up
>>709123220
My Nigga.
I figure one day, when I own all the Out of Print Tabletop RPG books that I care to own, I want to collect guides to old Vidya RPG's.
>>709122928
You win. B.O.A.T. = Break Out Another Thousand
>>709120955
Stalking people.
Sometimes I can follow someone for hours without them noticing me. This one girl I crept on behind while she was using a payphone, stood behind her for a solid minute, then crept back into the shadows.
It's a thrill. Really gets the adrenaline going. I've been detected 3 times but never actually caught.
>>709123290
Danke. I take it to /Tg/ sometimes, But I generally just get the words "Lol No One Plays OWoD anymore" shouted at me until I leave lol.
Magic the gathering
>$20000 on vintage
>$12000 on legacy
>$7000 on modern
>$5000 on EDH
>$400 to $500 on standard every rotation
My problem here is I never sell my cards. I have loads of friends in the community who all sell decks when they are done with them but not me, I horde everything. Advantage is that at this point I can build loads of decks without spending much money.
Fantasy Fiction
>buy on average 4 new books a month
>cost on average $20
>already own over 1000 books
This one is just stupid, I hate half the books I read at this point but I keep giving shit a shot/reading sequels hoping the series will get better.
Swords
>$1000-$3000 custom made fantasy swords from my favorite books/games/tv shows
>own 12 already
This is just retarded. God shouldn't have given me the skills required to earn money.
>>709122928
What do you do for a living and how old?
Vaping.
3k usd for devices
10k usd for juice creation things
1k usd for coil making things
>>709122795
In deep pow, it's like floating in a cloud.
A lot more freedom in the mountains to go where you want - not stuck on trails.
Dropped a cliff, not big but kind of an off-camber launch. Landed about 20 feet below. Couple rocks that I could see, thought I was far enough away to be clear from them... nailed the landing, but smoked a rock buried just under the snow.
Punched a hole through the bulkhead/skid plate, whole sled kinda folded up. Motor mount squished out from the impact, engine made contact with the bulkhead brace, the shock of that fucked up the piston/cylinder.
Bulkhead was creased, tunnel was cracked, chaincase cracked, drive shaft was about 10° out and one of those bearings was thoroughly fucked. Rails were twisted.
Thank fuck for knee braces and the rest of my armor.
Long haul out from where we were, and another guy in the crew blew a trailer tire on the way back to the cabin, 10mins later (still 20min from the cabin) the spare blew out.
>>709123524
None of your business pleb
Im 41
>>709123513
>>709123245
Ah Yes.
> Money: The Gonening
Building airguns
>$50-$300 per finished gun
>my own designs
>hardware store parts
>they fucking work, built a 50 cal recently and it splits cinder blocks
>>709123724
I was just wondering you fuck. Congrats on the boat tho
>>709123161
^that guy here
after this
>>709123681
I don't feel so pathetic
>>709123853
Actually they are both my posts.
>>709123681
PLEASE tell me you vape THC, not nicotine
>>709120955
I need to find an expensive hobby.
>>709123709
That's Terrifying. Reading that felt like I was reading the beginning of a survival novel. It never occurred to me until you said all this that it is, in fact, hard to get a tow truck out to wherever your Snowmobile might be broken down at. That puts a real damper on things.
However by your description, it also sounds fun as hell. Good on you mate! Thanks for sharing.
>>709123968
are you retarded?
>>709123756
[desire to know more intensifies]
>>709120955
after giving it some serious thought, staying alive is really becoming a very expensive hobby
>$900 rent
>$500 gas/electric/water/waste (monthly average)
>$75 internet
>$245 motor payment
>$63 motor insurance
>$150 petrol
>$25 credit card minimum payment
>$600 consumables (food/drink)
>$375 child support for my son
>$800 various expenses for my daughter
>$200 tobacco
>$350 alcohol
>$50 vehicle maintenance (monthly average)
this doesn't include my wife's expenses, or the following non-essential (but really definitely totally essential) expenses
>$300 non-essential car parts
>$90 various gaming expenses
>$40 trading cards
>$30 occasional bar meets with one of the two friends I have left
so yeah, I really can't afford to be alive.
>>709120955
home ownership
250k and counting
>>709124030
>are you retarded?
no. but you might be if you spend all that cheese and aren't een getting high
>>709124152
>600 consumables (food/drink)
Holy fuck man, what are you doing? $40-60/week should cover that (per person) EASILY.
>$800 various expenses for my daughter
What the fuck man?
>>709124180
I feel bad for your screen resolution sir
MTG Black Lotus $$100,000
>>709123809
Fuck you loser
>>709124327
kids are fuckin expensive man
Weight lifting
>Home gym about $1200
>Supplements about $90 a month
Not too bad, but I only work about 20 hours a week so it's basically 85% of my recreational expenses
>>709124152
maybe you should stop drinking and smoking so you can use that money on other things or save it for a funeral
>>709124346
do you take it in the ass or the mouth?
>>709124399
czech'd
but if I don't slowly kill my liver and my lungs, I'll likely very rapidly kill my wife and kids
>>709124241
This.
Vaping is for fags. Then again so is b.
I collect WWII equipment and weaponry, not sure on how much I've actually paid into it, because I've gotten some killer deals, but I woudn't doubt I have 40-50k worth of stuff
Pic is my most recent helmet, and my first German lid
Playing games
>1200 for rig
>80/mo for internet
>around 40/mo in electricity (?)
>>709120955
Woodworking. Spend all the money I earn on tools and wood. Bought a workbench for around 2000€, customized it for around 500€. And don't get me started on tools...
>>709124562
>killer deals
had to chuckle at that pun
>>709124562
what the fuck is wrong with you?
>>709124380
If you fucking do it so wrong. Do you have 12 or something? And the fuck is that 800/mo for?
>>709124152
>so yeah, I really can't afford to be alive.
>$200 tobacco
>$350 alcohol
>$300 non-essential car parts
>$90 various gaming expenses
>$40 trading cards
>$30 occasional bar meets with one of the two friends I have left
cut all this shit out
>$600 consumables (food/drink)
cut this in half
>$25 credit card minimum payment
quadruple this
>$800 various expenses for my daughter
does your daughter have a fucking coke habit or something?
>inb4 'but I can't live like this'
You're a parent. It's not ABOUT YOU anymore.
>>709124002
>survival novel
kek, I've done a few threads on /out/ with several of those types of stories.
Definitely have to know what you're doing out there, shit can go wrong in a hurry and you can't exactly just hike out. Throw in avalanche hazards on top of that too.
>However by your description, it also sounds fun as hell
Absolutely is.
Pic related.
>>709124691
Lots of things, be more specific
>>709124691
Not who you're replying to, but are you sure you mean to reply to him? There's nothing wrong with collecting pieces of history, especially war gear. The shit is cool, when you think about it. Every object you collect wasn't made yesterday in a factory in China. It was made by some wartime country and thrown on the head/chest/shoulder etc of some boy, who has a story of his own, and he carried that thing and made more stories with it.
>>709124761
Not that anon, but there is no reason to cut out
>$90 various gaming expenses
>$40 trading cards
>$30 occasional bar meets with one of the two friends I have left
That's pretty cheap (relative to what I assume he makes), and seems to have a high reward vs cost.
>>709124691
>has a collection of cool stuff
>what the fuck is wrong with you
what the fuck is wrong with YOU? I bet you're the fucking vape guy
>>709124761
>You're a parent. It's not ABOUT YOU anymore.
Reason #627 why I don't want kids.
>>709123245
Bro. Stop.
>>709124180
Man it's been a while. Thanks anon.
>>709124855
Hard Core. I bet the views are spectacular. You picked a solid hobby /b/ro.
>>709124152
>$500 in utilities per month? nigger i live in a flat with 3 others and last month our electric bill was $50
>>709124335
it's my linux box
10yo vaio
I use it for exclusively as a web browser
and 7 times out of 10 it can manage that
>>709120955
>800 dollars on a shitty computer
whats teh cheapest gun you can recommend for killing yourself with
>>709123513
Dayam, what's your job?
>>709124897
Thats why I do it, the stories each piece can tell you are fascinating
My type 90 IJA helmet, one of my favorites
>>709120955
Rallycross, in total for the last 6 years hitting around £140,000 of my own money and a little over £200,000 in sponsorship.
>>709124899
>no reason to cut out
Well, yeah there is.
>credit card debt
>renting
>2 kids
nigga needs to get his life back on track man
he can have friends and games when he's in the black again
PSA: If you are renting because you "don't want" a mortgage you are just paying off some other faggots mortgage. Get your act together and buy a property.
If you are renting because you "can't get" a mortgage, you REALLY FUCKING NEED to get your act together.
If you are renting, the jews are winning.
>>709124174
Not a hobby
>>709124928
It's reason #1 why I DO want kids, but only when I'm fucking ready.
>>709124615
Coolest hobby so far
>>709123245
ah, 4k, so you've only just started?
>>709125281
No GOOD reason and that should have been obvious. If he got his other finances in order he could very easily keep those things(again, I am assuming he can barely afford what he is doing now, or just barely can't) People aren't robots. If you add stress that can easily be avoided you will pay for it dearly eventually.
Partying. I've spent nearly 50K in the last 4 years just being a drunk douchebag.
>>709125035
>bet the views are spectacular
They're not too bad.
>>709122551
You mean people would buy all these wod books sitting in boxes in my storage? You know a reputable list for worth?
>>709125546
Being in crippling debt isn't a good reason to cut back on unnessecary spending?
I was gonna say some other shit but basically just
>Being in crippling debt isn't a good reason to cut back on unnessecary spending?
>>709124743
that's the best monthly average I could come up with from all of last year's receipts that I crammed in to the "daughter" folder. it may not be 100% accurate
>>709124761
see most of the above
>>709124899
checked
and thank you for being somewhat supportive
>>709124928
8001% this
I never wanted kids. Still don't. Absolutely hate 'em, to be honest. And although I technically have a choice, I made the whole child support mistake once already and I'm not about to go through that shit again just to have some sanity and free time.
More to the point, the only reason I can barely afford any of this is because I work just about as much overtime as I can in order to get away from the screaming shits.
Just gotta survive the greater part of the next two decades and then I'll decide what to do about this shithole of an existence...
>>709125281
just to give you an idea, I pull close to $4700 in every month and I've been denied by two credit unions already. I also don't want to live in a house that costs anything less than $300k. I may be trying to piece my life back together between work and school but I'm not a slumlord by any means. rending is just cheaper right now until I finish school and get my credit score up.
>>709120955
>Mine is sporting clays
OP is a PC faggot because won't say his hobby is
>trap shooting
>>709125770
>not knowing the difference between trap and sporting clays
hookers
300 games on steam
$27
last year i spent nearly 34k on ebay buying bullshit that now at the moment i dont really need.
bling bling toys errywhere...
so over it now thinking of rebay this shit back.
why does one person living in a 2 bedroom house need 29 bicycles i dont know...kms
>>709125683
Cutting back a very tiny (relatively speaking) amount of spending isn't going to help pay off debt much, but it will make you more miserable. It's not worth the money. It's simple cost vs. reward.
>>709121078
I feel this
>>709125958
>>709125741
>that's the best monthly average I could come up with from all of last year's receipts that I crammed in to the "daughter" folder. it may not be 100% accurate
But what the fuck are you buying for her? And how many kids do you have? Again, food/drink should be 40-60/person/week.
>>709124343
When I was a kid I traded every metallica album for all of another kids mtg, had black lotus, still sits with rest of decks vacuum sealed in storage. Over 5k cards, always think about selling. Last I heard was only worth 10k though.
>>709126086
Why is it so expensive?
>>709120955
PC gaming.
Idk maybe $2500 all up? Until a few weeks ago I've never had much disposable income so my hobbies were pretty on the cheap.
MT/kickboxing. Probably anywhere between 1k and 1.3k just on personal gear alone (wraps,gloves, shingear, mouthpeices, headgear, cups, ankle wraps, knee and elbow pads)
Ive spent probably the same on bags, mitts and thai pads
kills my wallet but it feels so guud
I recent started racing quadcopters. It's not horribly expensive, but a lot more than I thought.
~$1000 for everything you need to get off the ground, plus ~$200 for the camera gear (AUD by the way).
It does get bloody expensive after a while though, since I'll probably break a lot of stuff crashing. The good goggles go for $600 too.
There's a lot of modifications I want to make too.
>>709124152
>$550 alcohol and tobacco
- Cut the tobacco. Save yourself future health costs and immediate cash drainage.
- Moderate your drinking to hard liqour or even brew your own beer like I did when I was poor as fuck (like holy fuck how do you even spend that much a week? Even if it's a month, that's a fair fucking amount).
- Consumables can be done better dude. I've seen worse but you can seriously shave a fair bit off while still eating healthy.
- Daughter expenses include things like sport memberships, clothes, school supplies etc?
>>709120955
Guns.
Probably spent around ~$2k on my guns and another couple grand on ammo so far. I'm that guy who shows up with a semi-auto AK and makes it sound full auto while still being fairly accurate. I know I blow a lot of money on my guns though so itemizing it wouldn't actually be that surprising to me even if I really could. it's a hobby I'll never give up regardless of if I'm shooting paper or some poor fool trying to victimize me.
PC gaming is probably higher overall cost but that's spread over a much longer period.
Hobby is for fun right, so not business?
On the water without counting the house to launch closer to offshore about 500k, counting jet skis and the tri hull at the lake house (see where I'm going here?)
Guns - inherited alot, got civil war cannon, original gatlin gun, too much to list really.
Alcohol - inherited HUGE wine cellar, appraised too much to say ;)
Anyways, most expensive hobby? Kids. Cost more than everything, worth more than all.
Awe.
Skiing, but I get most of my stuff on pro deal so it isn't too bad. Gas is probably the most expensive part
>>709126957
Assuming you're being truthful you're a lucky son of a bitch. I wish I had a damn cannon.
>Box wine and xanax division shows up to take muh guns and distribute brady bunch pamphlets
>Open door
>TFW they're looking down the bore of a fucking cannon
Cars (modding/tuning)
>$1,500 beater/DD
>$2,000 work truck
>$14,000 into current project
>$2,000/yr. on insurance
>$400/yr. on speeding tickets lol
>$hitloads on fuel
>>709126249
Because GW has a monopoly on autistic faggots.
>>709126008
You're a fucking retard. I'm not that guy, but yeah it you're in debt and renting you need to cut out video games and cards. like that shit saves him 150$ bucks a month that can go to paying down debt or saving for emergencies so he doesnt have to break out the credit card. Its the easiest thing on his list to do.
>>709120955
I race Drakarts. Across the 4 I own I've probably spent about $130,000 give or take a few grand
>>709125741
Oh so you're a deadbeat dad. This all makes sense now.
>>709127475
And I'm saying 150/mo (out of the 4.7k he makes) is better spent making life much more enjoyable. Assuming he gets the rest of his shit togeather he will have no problem putting a decent sum of cash towards debt/savings AND keep spending the $150.00/mo.
>>709120955
Skydiving
>$15000 for parachute system
>$3000 for gear
>$1500 wingsuit
>$90 repack for reserve / 6 months
>$45 per jump ~40 jumps per weekend
>>709127345
Kek'd, but also cringed. I was supposed to go through a huge ordeal with government when I inherited them, but just had them moved and only brought in a few for them to take to make them happy.
>>709120955
How much fun is shooting clays? I always thought it looked kickass.
Also do you think if you had to shoot hostile flying creatures out of the air, you could do it at this point?
>>709127635
It's the easiest thing on the list to do, besides maybe alcohol and tobacco. Why wouldn't he? If you're a grown man do you really need to buy new videogames each month to stay entertained? Like read a book nigger.
>>709127787
Its fun. Kind of an instant gratification thing every time one explodes.
Not OP btw
>>709121728
This.
2L of whiskey on a good week. AUS prices and taxes. FML
>>709127712
NFA and DD stuff I take it.
3-4000$ on pc gaming. It's not that much really. The only other hobby I have is mtg which i spent probably 500$ on. I'm thinking of picking up warhammer which might be expensive
>>709121728
This. Hell, half of this money isn't even mine.
I like OP though. OP, I like you. My father was killed in a home invasion, I was there, and yeah, I've always wished I just shot the motherfuckers. Like I could just draw, sweep across, 5 headshots. I feel this need for that in my heart, I want to practice like you do and be all serious. I'm envious of your hobby OP.
Also I shouldn't post this but I do know how to make...other weapons, mostly chemistry there but it feels like cooking, really. If you ever want to be a terrorist you'll need a good strong stirring arm.
>>709127787
Not OP, it's pretty damn fun. When you hit them they explode and just knowing you hit something flying through the air at a fair speed is very satisfying.
It's especially fun when you're outshooting your friend and his race gun with a dinky wal-mart pump shotgun.
>>709124346
Haha, no longer believe you have a boat.
Unless you're a drug smuggler / hires your gay ass out during trips. You prolly the bitch bum boy for a real man who owns a yatch, and you think because your cumdumpster you somehow 'own' the yatch. lmao
music, used to have worth of 10.000 euros in amps guitars and pedals... sold about everything throughout the past year..
>>709123308
>literal faggot
>>709120955
Guns, used to be airsoft before i turned 18 and could own real steel.
Spent thousands going operation east wind, period specific fatigues, pack, $300 m16 air rifle, pasgt helmet +vest, kit, not to mention entry cost. Had several thousand in airguns, loads of different fatigues and load bearing rigs, magazines, peripherals.
Now 10k plus in guns, IMBEL fal copy, ruger scout rifle, tavor, win .270, century ak, hk usp45 + p2000, sig p226 seal edition, .50ae deag, colt 1911 lightweight commander, cz75, walther pps, sig p238, countless more
I havent gone shooting in the past year, just drunken shitposting.
Skiing
Spent about 5.5k gbp (before Brexit mess) on an instructor course and gear.
I'm only 21 so that was like a third of the money I earned last year. ..
Won't even earn it back teaching skiing because I'm an engineer in reality
goofing around with cars is my main hobby, current car was recieved out of a trade, only spent 200 on it so far (had it for two weeks) gonna drop a grand on it this tuesday.
>>709127948
a lot of NFA bs for sure, not sure what DD is?
One of the guns I turned over was stagecoach shotty that I found out later has really cool history, that so probably shouldn't go into that probably ended up in a museum somewhere... Regret that one a lot.
>>709128127
recommend you go buy them back ASAP before it's too late anon
sold my guitar, amp, cabinet, FX board, loop pedal, and mic stand like 9 years ago now and still haven't fully recovered from it. gave up hanging out with music friends, which basically caused me to give up on being a socially interactive human being
all that shit only was worth like 3.5K USD, and it will be one of the top 5 reason i kill myself when it finally happens
recommend you go and buy back that shit in a hurry, anon
>>709121258
I've been looking at getting into motocross and would like to ask a few questions if you feel like answering them.
My hobby costs everything butt the
>>709120955
Fishing. $50000 boat, $40000 truck to tow it, thousands of dollars of rods/tackle, a few thousand a year on camping trips and licenses.
>>709125908
whoosh
playing guitar
>2000$ in lessons
>200$ first guitar
>400$ second
>400$ third
>600$ fourth
>800$ fifth
>300$ sixth
>100$ cables
>50$ a month for strings and picks
>100$ for first amp
>350$ for second
>100$ for looper
>100$ for distortion pedal
>100$ wah
>100$ whammy
>100$ multifx
>100$ board
>100$ misc accessories
im not gonna count in my basses and pianos
>>709128343
Destructive Device.
>>709124380
I've spent more on girlfriends than on my kids
Yeah, I know I'm a shitty dad
>>709128492
>guitar
>lessons
holy shit gtfo
>>709123245
Same here, been playing for about two years. No idea how much I've spent total, but I don't think it's 4k yet. I don't go as wild as some players. But that's also because I'm poor af.
>$600 main edh deck
>$400 in personal cube I've built
>$300 currently in binder
>$200 in other edh decks
So that's 1.5k in assets. My main love is limited though. I've spent probably around $500 total at two Grand Prixs and one Star City Open. I've been to every pre-release since Fates, and been drafting at least once a week for about a year. When you count up all the other miscellaneous bullshit, I guess it's probably around 3k so far.
>>709128654
im also better than you and i understand theory
i bet you cant even play sheet music pleb
>>709128654
God damn I was just about to say that. Anyone who gets lessons instead of teaching them self is a fucking faggot
>>709128774
see post above yours
>>709128714
>wannabee rock star
>uses sheet music
anon plz stop man just plz stop
>>709128801
>>709128714
Just because you can play on a fucking sheet and took a ton of bullshit classes doesn't make you special.
>>709122976
n... night stalking?
>>709128512
Not even sure the thought ever crossed my mind about turning in the grenades, mines and rpgs, lol.
His collecting partner did a really good job with the new storage setup before he passed away but those always worry me when I'm there. I actually literally haven't touched any of the explosive shit since my grandpa passed.
>>709128873
>>709128948
whens the last time you were asked my a prestigious music school to perform in concert
thats right never
stay jealous kids, maybe one day youll be able to play like me
>>709123423
Do you have any nefarious intentions or is it just for the thrill of avoiding detection?
>>709120955
it took me two years to spend 5 grand on LEGOs.
>>709122264
>Polaris
>Faggot
Did away with all payments
Eliminated as much un necessary shit as possible
Enjoying sleeping in, doing what I want when I want....Being FREE...Fuck stuff...I've had it all.
I like not having to do anything.
>>709120955
>What's your most expensive hobby and much have you spent on it?
Most expensive hobby by far is torturing and killing hookers. I used to do this for free with homeless people but there wasn't enough challenge or risk involved. Now I travel the US and find hookers, tell them I'm going to pay to fuck them, then get them drunk/high or sometimes just roofie their drink, and then it's torture time!
$36,372 on travel to not have easily traceable patterns of murder and mayhem
$43,281 on two dungeons where I'll take girls. One on the east coast, one on the west coast. Cost includes the spaces, reverse sound proofing, restraints, power tools, so on
$12,433 on cleaning supplies and cleaning rentals (wet/dry vac, steamer, carpet shampooer)
$175k approx to keep a few key people in key positions (cops, lawyers, judges) quiet and happy, allowing me to continuemaking the world a better place
i'm a kombucha mushroom person, it's really cheap
>>709129603
No dubs, tl;dr
>>709128948
Just shut the fuck up. Unless you have lived your whole life on a deserted island with zero human contact, built your own custom designed instrument to play music you created, and created your own methodology of music, then you are standing on the shoulders of countless generations of musicians that have preceded you. You are not unique or special by voluntarily inhibiting the rate at which you learn.
I was taught trumpet for seven years, four of which i spent with an ex army band turmpeter and bugler, and afterwards proceeded to teach myself guitar with videos and tabs.
Having someone who is more proficient than you only expedites the process by which you accumulate the same information you would be learning anyway. To deny yourself this advantage for the sole purpose of gloating is to cut off your nose to spite your face. If you don't have the funds or time, that's one thing, but to delude yourself into a sense of superiority is naivete. The work is just as hard, the muscles still need to be built and trained, calluses still need to be formed, the neurological pathways still need to be laid.
Dipshits.
>Music (everything is in euros)
>Guitar 700
>Amp 500
>4 Pedals +/- 100 each
>Connect guitar to computer 400
>Fl studio 800 / Massive 150
>Speakers 500
>headphones 450
>DJ controler 700
>Piano 3500
>Other stuff such as harmonica, cables, strings, pan flute, xaphoon, djembe...
>>709129603
I actually kind of believe this. Any proof anon?
>>709120955
I guess MTG. Spent about a thousand dollars over the past few years. Collection is worth a about double that. Thanks good trades.
I just play pauper and legacy at this point.
>>709129950
>xaphoon
i always wanted to pick one of those up, is it worth it? also,
>actually paying for fl studio
>>709129603
>implying hookers don't know that nearly 100% of their clientelle is weird as fuck
>implying they'd just accept a drink from some weirdo
Yeah I'm not quite buying this.
>>709129986
This postmates dead hookers with time stamp shoe on head and sharpie in the pooper
>>709125135
$150 USD 12 gauge shotgun signle shot.
>>709120955
Hold em. I used to reserve half of my paychecks for online play and then eventually got into live play. Now i actually make money though so that feels nice
>>709129603
wouldve been more believable if you didnt put the price down to the dollar
stealing german 6-12 years old kids, feed them and have sex with them. ~30k €
>>709130197
Adding on to this.
>implying it wouldn't be cheaper or safer in another country
>implying someone would post this
Probably cars.
>paid $10k, spent another $25k on one
Daily was $8.5k but needs a few things soon around $2k mark
>>709129927
>Arguing logically and sensibly on 4chan
You know you're wasting your time with those fucking idiots, right?
>>709129927
Lol wut
>>709130197
>implying drug addicted and alcoholic hookers are thinking "I shouldn't take free drugs/alcohol from this guy in a $20,000 suit" when you pull up in a Bentley
>>709130424
STAY THE FUCK OUT OF THIS NO ONE WAS TALKING TO YOU. MIND YOURNOWN BUSINESS OR BETTER YET GO DIE IN A FIRE FAGGOT
>>709130080
>Xaphoon
Isn't hard to learn basics whenever you've got the ear, a very nice sound, uncommon, and in a very small size. The only problem is with the reed, I can't find new ones on the internet/ in stores.
I don't regret tho, I love it.
Paying for FL studio, well now no bugs at all, and whenever a new version comes out, I can download it for free.
>>709120955
Flying. At least $2500 to $6000 a year.
>>709130479
Post bentley or 20000 dollar suit with the timestamp or gtfo
I collect historical coins. Anyone want moar pics of others?
Smoking
>$50-100/week of weed
>$50 grinder
>$150 bong
>$400 vaporizer
>$10/week tobacco
Videogames I guess, I think I've spent more on electronics in the last 15 years than I have instruments.
>>709130618
Lol let me just fully incriminate myself, right? That would be super smart, right? Remember that dude who strangled that girl and posted pics here? He sure did get away with that one...
>>709130633
I'll humor you anon, coins are pretty interesting. Care to throw in some descriptions of what you're showing?
>>709120955
magic: the gathering
>35$ a week in entry fees
>400$ a month for travel/hotel and entry to nearest GP every month
>6 1k+ decks 3 more over 500$ + whatever standard shit i need for the month
I never thought it was cheap until now, i really should start vintage
>>709130755
>Implying people are going to identify you from posting a photo of a $20,000 suit
Sounds like you're fishing for excuses.
vidya
Spend about $60 a week
I'd have more expensive hobbies if I could afford it. I'd open an arcade
>>709130774
The 1940-A Nazi coin was my first buy. It got out of hand. I dont buy much and this is one of my 3 hobbies.
Here is where I store my shit.
The Byzantium coin I bought for $5 while in an intique store.
>>709130755
Figured you were lying enjoy the fantasyland world prolly better than the reality of your moms basment and furry porn
>>709121401
Ass is nothing next to a real relationship, feel sorry for you brah
>>709130873
>Sounds like you're fishing for excuses.
Sounds like you're barking up the wrong tree. Who would seriously be dumb enough to post pics with .exif data when fessing up to torturing and killing hookers? Nice try, FBI!
>>709123245
>Easily spend $200 / set on singles
>Spend $15 every now and then for FNM but almost always have store credit to draft
>MTGO about $50 a month
>Bought Revised Duals, about $100 per Tropical Island, $120 per Volcanic
>Usually buy a commander product
>Sleeves but usually store credit again
>GP entry fees
>Usually do 3-4 pre-releases on weekend
>PPTQ's and IQ's and Regional entry fees
Probably over 10k. Most stuff I have has increased or retained value. Standard I just trade up. I usually speculate well. This set I bought Copters for $4 each on pre-order and Torrential Gearhulk for $5 on pre-order and even got 2 during pre-release. I still have a set of each and can now trade for those sweet sweet fast lands. I also trade for a set of rare lands of each set.
>>709121401
>Amazing how much women like guys with money, stability and passion.
>>709130926
How many coins would you say you've got?
>>709130774
This one is my favorite though. An indian head penny minted during the Civil War.
My other hobbies are Console gaming and antique shopping. I own guns, it could count as a hobby but I view it as a civic duty.
>>709131047
35ish. Not counting proofs.
>>709131057
>Console
pleb
>>709131099
I am poor and work a low end job. I cant pay $600 for a bottom line PC.
>>709130926
I ended up with a large collection of coins, none too historical but some dating back to 1910s
I sold the whole collection for $200. They were all american coins.
>>709120955
After hearing years of rhetoric from a gun control fan, I spent one year and my entire life savings creating a .45 Thompson scaled up to take 12-guage shotgun slugs. I invited him over, loaded it with bullets I bought from a friend who MADE gun ammo and demonstrated it in my back yard... a full-auto shotgun that looks like a Tommy Gun. After surprising him with the gun, I showed him my basement workshop where I created it, the books I used to replicate a .45 Thompson and the paperwork I did to scale it up. He suddenly changed his mind to how futile gun control is in disarming people who want guns, only taking them out of the hands of people who respect the law. Silver lining: He bought it off me to stop me from selling it to get part of my savings back.
>>709120955
Do you gun loving cunts actually spend $100 a week on ammo? Dafuq?
>>709131148
i cant knock you for that then
hope life gets easier friend
>>709131098
Neat, nice coins anon. Any particular ones you're looking for or do you just collect as you find them?
>>709123308
My Husband likes clothes too, has his own fashion magazine, got a freebie $10k Louis Vuitton jacket this year, pretty comfy, meanwhile I have two pairs of pants and like 6 shirts total
>>709130424
Makes me feel better.
Don't let people shit talk you out of some unbased sense of competetiveness or one-up ego mastutbation.
>>709131259
I probably only spend $50 a week minus range costs. I can get a case of 1000 rounds of 9mm for $200 where I live.
>>709129208
My individual of African descent.
>>709120955
Fucking high-class hookers. Untold tens of thousands.
>>709124551
As a non-smoker I don't understand why anyone would say that, I mean, vaping is literally the non-asshole way to smoke. Cigarettes are the worst fucking shit ever invented and vapeing just removes all the cons (except it's still unhealthy) why would anyone say that? Were these huge anti-vapeing campaigns/propaganda from tobacco companies in the US or something? To me it seems like the uneducated United States has yet again believed some retarded propaganda. What disturbs me the most is that, except the occasional "hurr durr everyone likes (X) so I decided hate it!" threads, /b/ has a lot of decently smart people. Yet EVERYONE shits on vapeing. Am I missing something?
>>709128714
>Muh scales
>Muh sheet music
If you don't have any natural talent and need to pay some jackoff to rub off on you you may as well kill yourself
>>709131470
see>>709129042
sorry that im better than you crybaby
>>709128774
>not wanting to be a real musician
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ5XRfKccoo
Racing and Motorsport in general throughout my years.
Figures aint exact but rough estimates.
Rally:
Car 35k
Tires and fuel 6k
Safetyequipment 2k
Formula Racing:
Car 60k
Tires and fuel 30k
Transportation across Europe 40k
Safety equipment 2k
As expensive it is, atleast ten times more fun it is.
>>709120955
I have a video game collection worth 35 grand
>>709120955
you need sex dawg
>>709120955
>most expensive hobby
Tactical Shooting
>$600 (about) buying a standard Glock 17
>$0 in customization, because bells and whistles don't make you shoot better
>$600 on a self built Palmetto State Armory AR-15
>$250 (good deal) on my Burris Tac 30
>$2,000+ on magazines, holsters, belts, slings, safety equipment and steel targets
>$500 on a good chest rig, battle belt, IFAK, etc.
>$10,000 a year on ammunition
>for the past 8 years
>MFW I've spent about $80,000 total in ammo
>>709131268
I collect as I find.
>>709131191
This guy's a fucking retard.
>>709131259
I reload my ammo. But I still go out and buy $60 worth.
Collection so far.
>>709120955
is that a browning b725?
i do some clay shooting myself, shits pretty expensive.
>>709120955
Playing card decks, about $2000 spent, worth about $3000, no vintage, just in it for the art
>>709131713
A lot of people say that a custom trigger job is necessary, but idk. My USP has just about the squishiest trigger in the world with a super long travel, i've considered buying a glock because i kinda like the hard stop before the break when i've fingerbanged them in stores.
I've never done comp or COF, just target and plinking, but it sounds like you've got some experience. What's your thoughts for competetive shooting regarding a glock?
>>709129950
>paying for software
god you're stupid
>>709131317
Okay fair point to make. Nothing like a bit of catharsis.
>>709131713
>>$0 in customization, because bells and whistles don't make you shoot better
Actually having a firearm suited for competition would be a good start. Or are you just turning ammunition to sound?
1970's cars
>$2500 for a mid-70's barge in shit condition
>$1700 for full comprehensive insurance
>$1400 on a transmission rebuild
>$900 a year to register
>$800 for partial front end suspension rebuilt
>$700 a year for tyres due to heavy ass car on cheapass tyres
>$500 to get an LPG tank compliance
>$300 for a new starter motor
>$150 for renewed cooling system minus a radiator
>$70 for oil changes
>$80 a week for fuel
>the constant risk of getting it stolen due to rarity
>planning to spend over $2000 on rust repairs alone
jesus fucking christ i didn't realise how expensive this shitbox is getting
>>709131191
Who the FUCK get's THAT fed up with ANY rhetoric? You see that person every day or something?
this shitgame on android.. did around 4500,00 $ inapp purchases.
Computers...
>Dell Inspiron $600 running Ubuntu because gaming
Video games and homebrewing.
PC =$3000 worth
just got a new rog swift monitor and a 1070 to add to my older PC.
steam ~1000 games
other platforms ~50 games
Probably spent 2-3 thousand on them all up I always wait for sales or get cheap keys online.
Homebrewing
Extra fridge free off classifieds but had to clean that fucker up good.
Keg fridge with taps, kegs, extra fermentors and gas bottles $1100.
Kits to make a batch usually $30-60 makes 24L of beer/cider
Ginger beer is cheaper at $20
This hobby actually saves me money. Couple more batches and the keg fridge will pay for itself and it's great hosting parties. I just get people to bring some food and I supply the booze for a cheap party for everyone.
Having beer on tap right next to your gaming PC = Priceless.
>>709123724
Yacht worth less than $200k, and you call other people plebs, you're obviously a petrol sniffing Abo on a stolen smartphone.
>>709131259
Ammo isn't really super cheap unless you're shooting .22lr. It's an expensive hobby. When I'm shooting my guns it's usually something like $0.25 a shot give or take $0.05.
>gun loving cunts
Join us anon, go shoot some paper. You'll love it if you try it. Just don't go out with the expectations of "this is going to be horrible" or thinking "guns are bad". Just let yourself enjoy it and the rush that comes with it. It's a hell of a lot of fun.
snakes, just spent 5k on a blue phase gtp
>>709130299
this
>>709132493
>ROG swift
my nigga
>>709131024
>Super slick serial killer
>Can't remove exif data from an image
Want to know how I know you're full of shit?
>>709132407
>mfw
>pic relate
