I'm curious about your hobbies!

Make BBQ, work on cars, go hunting, throw axes, go to the firing range, and otherwise hang out with friends and family.

I also enjoy a good game of pool, 8 and 9 ball.

Played league 8 ball. Wasn't a bad player. Best day was when I took the league's best shot down in 5 games 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Couldn't hit another shot that night after he left.

That's pretty cool. My brother just went to vegas to play off in a 9 ball tournament, they made it to the final round and lost out at the last minute. Could have won $3000...

I prefer 8 ball just because its classic, but other games are fun too, I burned up many hours in college at a pool table. Fun stuff.

;)

Lol, not really...I need to practice my banjo more, lol

I try not to die in my sleep. On a great winning streak! (Seriously I have yard work, fishing and more yard work during the warm months. When it's cold I tend to work inside on my 1850 home.)

Youtube watch TV read and play games on my phone and school and listen to music

I'll do the odd jigsaw puzzle, go for a walk/jog or listen to music.
I'm also trying to learn how to play bass guitar. :)

You didnt need to admit it for us all to know you're boring...:)

Bass guitar, that's pretty cool, acoustic or electric?

Electric :) and I really stress TRYING to learn 😆

Great. Now I want to jam with you. Too bad we're on the opposite sides of Europe.

That would be cool. Unfortunately I'm not likely to ever take a trip to Bosnia.

I make music and write poetry. And sometimes read....
So... Yeah... Hope that answers yer question.

There's a joke to made here

-Play drums
-Read some books
-Go to 4chan
-Play Morrowind or another video-game
-Do some chores around the house
-Research whatever hits my interest (some conspiracy theory, occult or pagan-related stuff, extreme or unbelievable human behaviour, survivalism etc)
-Preach to my small circle of friends about the impending collapse of the civilization

Would you consider yourself to be a pagan, or is it just something you have taken a particular interest in?

Pagan, by definition, is anyone who doesn't follow an Abrahamic religion (Judaism and it's derivatives like Christianity or Islam). It's derived from Latin 'pagani', meaning "Gentile" (non-Jew). Early Christians called anyone who didn't follow Christianity or Judaism 'pagan' in the same way Jews call every non-Jew "Gentile" or "Goyim".

In a narrow sense, though, paganism is three things:
-Worship of the Old Gods (symbolically, but there are nutjobs who think they are literal beings instead of symbols for different aspects of Nature and/or human psyche)
-Worship of the Ancestors
-Worship of Nature (arguably the most important part, far more important than the previous two)

Long story short, am I a pagan? Yes, theoretically. No, practically. Paganism is getting more and more organized through various religious organizations (Nordic Asatru, Slavic Rodnovery, Celtic neo-Druidism etc), while I see paganism as something which by it's nature is and should be free and disorganized. And I really don't care about the traditions like most pagans do, other than the symbology behind them. And the biggest reason, I don't intend to have a family, which is a key concept of paganism as a part of Worship of the Ancertors. I'm far too misanthropic for that.

I think you'll appreciate this:
https://humanisticpaganism.com/2013/03/03/pagan-atheists-yes-we-exist-by-stifyn-emrys/
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCxPWgo_ujtjKT6vn1-Obm2g
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCLM6JlQkQ9tltBL9Bipci9g
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/thuleanperspective/

Thanks for the info. I'll check those videos out tonight when I have more free time :) I studied art history when I was in secondary school and covered a bit of Celtic paganism. I always found it interesting.

That's nice to hear. In my elementary school, with it's ultra-nationalist and Eastern Orthodox education, they only told us that before Christianity, Slavs worshipped Perun (God of War, Sky and Thunder, like Norse Thor), Dažbog (God of the Sun, like Egyptian Ra) and Svetovid (God of War and Foreseeing). They didn't even tell us what were the spheres of these Gods, nor any mention of the supreme deities: Svarog and Rod.

Sorry, but I don't know much about Celtic mythology. I am only aware of Lugh, the craftman, king and warrior God, similar to Slavic Svarog, Roman Mercury (according to Julius Caesar) and Norse Odin. Would like to hear what you know about Celtic mythology, though.

I myself, watch youtube videos, listen to music, play video games, and sometimes, when it is nice, I go outside, and ride my bike.