Your geekiest hobby?

Hehe that's my other geeky hobby. Tube maps. I know the whole network by heart and, like you, all the closed stations.

Maps. Oh dear. I do love maps.
 
I play an average of 20 chess games on my laptop every day.

LET THE PITY COMMENCE!

Though, to be fair, I'd judge yours to be a lot geekier. Congratulations. :borat:
 
seeing those city guide things youve made has made me want to play sim city :( ... isohunt here i come ;)

my geekiest thing... erm, see sig.. makes me a little cash so it's all good!
 
i watch documentaries on the universe and dinosaurs because its interesting and i love it...:p:
 
Watching documentaries about how different things are made in factories, I love it!
Knitting.
Sewing.
Interviewing myself like I'm famous.
 
I played world of warcraft for like 4 years till I quit a few months ago (thank god for that lol).

Other than that... I don't know if xbox live is geeky - love to chill on that and play some halo or burnout or whatever though :)
Oh, and ihav and I'm a huge big brother fan lol, though big brother is for cool people:cool:
 
Nerds! :$

do you do pvp? :rolleyes: maybe we should hop to the games forum...then again..maybe not :bigsmile:
 
Reading maps. I want to take the Knowledge one day and not actually be a cabbie.
Also taking Geography quizzes. If anyone's heard of Only Connect (takes hard quizzes to silly levels) a four-part sequence came up which went Victoria, Edmonton, Regina, and you had to guess the last in the sequence. I instantly screamed "Winnipeg!!" at the television. I also learnt all fifty US state capitals, and can reel them off if you shout the name of the states at me. Also the Tube map. Name a station and I can probably tell you which line it's on. Useless knowledge.

I also have silly collections like: old tickets (bus, football match, train, you name it), stamps, old boarding cards, loyalty cards, foreign drinks cans, foreign coins and banknotes, and last year I had a copy of almost every single university prospectus in the country.

I also stare at the US immigration stamp in my passport at every given opportunity.
 
watching back episodes of Voyager on youtube at 2 in the morning
Model railway-ing
Reading OS Maps
 
Reading Shakespeare.
Learning geographical locations - Although I still haven't conquered everything I want to learn about Europe. But when I have, I'm moving on to Africa :)
 
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