30 Hobbies That Are Weird and Boring at Best, Toxic and Harmful at Worst

Even the most interesting people struggle to stave off boredom
30 Hobbies That Are Weird and Boring at Best, Toxic and Harmful at Worst

If you’re lucky, life can be pretty long. If you’re even luckier, your life will have so many stress-free moments that you’ll actually get a little bored. So you’ll probably want to kill off all that boredom with a hobby or pastime. Or maybe it should be pass-time. Either way, we see what they did there. Words are fun. 

Anyway, where were we? Oh, yeah — people have passed the time in all kinds of ridiculous ways, so let’s pass some time reading about passing time.

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Facts to Guide You

celebrity Hobbies M ON scurves David Arquette little CARDO research loves to knit. Alv Edular The Scream star and occasional pro wrestler learned to knit from his grandmother.. He's so good that he graves the cover of Celebrity Scarves 2, a knitting book that raises money for breast cancer research. CRACKED.COM

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Facts to Guide You

Hobbies older than we knew 1869 College football On November 6, 1869, Rutgers beat Princeton 6-4 in the first college football game, which looked more like rugby than today's football. The two New Jersey schools already had a heated rivalry before the game. CRACKED

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Quentin Tarantino’s Board Game Collection

celebrity Hobbies MB i I Dream Quentin Tarantino NEW im of Jeannie GAME collects board games MILTON based on old TV shows. MARATHON GRADLEY The gritty film director has a niche hobby of collecting vintage board games licensed by classic television shows, such as I Dream of Jeannie, The A-Team, and The Dukes of Hazzard. CRACKED.COM

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Dueling with Wax Bullets

CRACKED DUELING WITH WAX BULLETS In the early 1900s, people used to settle disputes by having a duel with wax bullets - a safe way to protect their pride. Nowadays, though, this kind of dueling is extremely against the law.

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