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You could possibly ask to reserve time and a table at a local gaming (Table-top) shop. A couple of them allow that here. You basically get to be a raging hardcore nerd out in the open and it attracts the attention of other role players, setting you up for the chance to do some socializing.

>>2899457
Problem is, that shit tends to cost a fortune.

Marisa Miller plays Gears of War online.

>>2899463
It does? Shit, I guess I'm just going to the right place then. The shop that I do it allow it for free as long as we respect store rules.

Then again, when I hold gaming sessions, one of us usually ends up buying a new rule book or something.

Form study groups with hot girls in your classes.

why can't you camp? shit, camping nowadays isn't camping, it's drinking with trees around you. my friends and i camp many times a year and i'm the only one who can start a fire without some contraption like a firestarter or gas or whatever.

its kinda pathetic, because i get black-out drunk when i camp, and no one tends the fire (Because they are all suburbanite dumbfucks when it comes to the wilderness, but so am i, what the fuck), so it goes out, and no one can start it, so no one eats cookable food until i wake up. it's actually kind of an ego boost for me, but shitsux for them. Hahahaha. but i digress.

-bars, especially during sporting events. you don't even have to like the sport or sports in general, its just the social gathering. you'll notice that most of the time they don't even pay attention to the game/fight/match because they are busy drinking and socializing.

also, gaming. everyone fucking plays games nowadays. get some multiplayer going. mix in some marijuana if that's your thing. getting stoned and playing xbawkz is one of my favourite things to do with my friends.

when i think of geeks i think of ppl who are interested in electronics or hacking, and i used to too.
its kind of cool out prowling the streets for old tv sets or computers, looking for parts. or hanging out in bookstores hunting for some arcane text. not for everyone, but its a fulfilling hobby.

I tried playing Yu-Gi-Oh! last year. Spent $250 before I realized how big of a fucking idiot I was.

Don't try Yu-Gi-Oh!...do try Magic, as I have friends who play it and say it's much better.

>>2899451
BINGO! Marijuana helps EVERYTHING!

Arcades man, they have people other than yourself in them

The Hackers Perspective in the Autumn '08 issue of 2600 has a great article on what are known as Hackerspaces.

Warhammer or Magic are good starts but they are somewhat pricey to get started. Once you have an army/deck built up though, you are set. You can attend tournaments and make friends with people who are playing in the shop.

>>2899538

like hipster faggots playing DDR? Anyways, I don't know of many arcades that aren't filled with annoying teenagers dumped there by their parents.

>>2899643
"Hackerspaces" are horrible and are full of the most more-l33t-than-you degenerate shitstains. There's nothing you can do at a hackerspace that you can't do at home on IRC with far more qualified people from all over the world.

disc golf for the WIN!!!!!

also, you could try 4-square. black magic and bobbling count, of course.

>>2899689
I didn't know people still played DDR. Isn't the socially acceptable rhythmn game out right now Guitar Hero and maybe that Tap Tap iPhone game?

>>2899717
>disc golf
>4-square
>black magic
>bobbling count

I have no idea what the fuck any of those are. Except for maybe black magic, but I don't think you mean that in the traditional sense.

>>2899730
How in the FUCK do you not know 4 square?!

What the fuck did you do in elementary school during recess? I played the shit out of 4 square. All the kids from my grade would always monopolize it. We would team up to get the younger kids out. Straight out lie about it if we had to.

Also, Disc Golf is fucking spectacular.

>>2899730
You don't know what disc golf is? Get the fuck out.

>>2899752

I see, but that's not really a hobby. I'm not going to meet people by playing 4-square out in a parking lot at 23 years old.

>>2899411
ping-pong and frisby-golf are fun

check out /tg/ and all things related.

If you live in a major metropolitan area, try meeting some people at yelp.com. They throw really great parties and all are welcome.

>>2899791
pfft, get a game of 4-square going in public with a couple friends (say in a parking lot with a lot of traffic going by), anyone worth meeting will drive up and join in. amirite?

>>2899730
dude... you REALLY need to get out. and city/town worth living in has a dic-golf course within 20 miles (at most). also, how the FUCK have you never played 4-square? google that shit and play, you missed out on grades 1-5 (by US standards).

skate, and if you cant skate - longboard.

No, really, yelp throws great parties.

I started a DJing hobby about a year ago, after having collected roughly 40 GB of alternative/indie dance tracks from various MP3 blogs. I bought myself an M-Audio X-Session Pro MIDI controller ($99) and used the included Torq software. Recorded a few mix sets, put them out on Facebook, got invited to play at house parties, and I'm currently arranging to play at a local bar every week. Shit's fun, man.

>>2899984
Oh yeah, this
DJing is the easiest bullshit sort of "musician" you can be and still gain respect. It's pretty much just introducing a bunch of complete strangers to your music collection.

>>2899984
links to some of these mp3 blogs?

also, do you have a laptop, or just the controller? i'd love to do this, but have no laptop...

>>2900009
That's pretty much what I consider it to be. I don't pretend to have any real skill other than knowing what songs sound good with each other and when to fade over to the next track. My current setup doesn't allow for any really fancy tricks anyway, so the most I can pull off is basic looping and cue-juggling. Still, it is incredibly fun to do when you've got a receptive crowd.

>>2900022
http://this.bigstereo.net
http://discodust.blogspot.com
http://missingtoof.com
http://palmsout.blogspot.com
http://iheartcomix.com
http://discobelle.net
http://fluokids.blogspot.com

Yes, I have a laptop (as implied when I mentioned using software, since the controller is USB-only). If you're just starting, I'd recommend you get a hang of things on your current system and worry about your "live" equipment later. You could even get comfortable using just your keyboard as a controller, though personally I don't think I could do without my faders and knobs.

>>2900221
Here are a few more links courtesy of Larvi in /mu/:

http://redthreat.wordpress.com/
http://www.ohhcrapp.net/
http://ppelectro.blogspot.com/
http://www.onemoredisco.com/
http://electrorash.com/

There's also http://hypem.com for when you can't find a working link to a particular track. I usually try this before resorting to Google.

>>2900234
>>2900221
thanks a freakin' shit-ton, anon.

also, mootblock to be safe (i hate getting muted when i'm not paying attention).

Try Magic or wargaming. My recommendation for wargaming is Warmachine/Hordes from Privateer Press. You can get into it for cheap and it's wide spread.

>>2900271
One more thing: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=b899ef0548fbb8d3d2db6fb9a8902bda

So it seems a lot are recommending card games, but that'll make one look like a huge loser, won't it? Then again, I might look like one already. Any other stuff people do?

>>2903330
Go to bars and talk about movies, TV, music.
Normal people are pretty boring.

Go bowling with friends (if you have any). Even a fat fuck can bowl.

Circuitbending.
By fiddling around with electronics, you try to find new uses for old appliances. You can make musical instruments for some kind of a band, for example.

>>2899518
Haha pathetic.
Kids @ the age of 12 play these games at high school. please gtfo.

Paint, play music.

All girl gamers are fat. ALL OF THEM.

>>2899984
How about a link to one of your mix sets? I'm bored of my current music collection

rockclimbing. archery. do it now.