If Gaming Wasn't Your Hobby...?

[Mallus]

If gaming weren't my hobby I'd drink more bourbon. Wait... I drank bourbon at our last game. Damnit.

 

[aramis erak]

My neighbor got his roof redone just a day after I posted. The shingles went up on the backs of the crew doing the job. There is nowhere next to the building to put a loader.

And, John Q who is going a bit of repair on his own home (where this discussion started) is probably not going to have a loader sitting around in his garage.

Readily rentable, at least 'round here.
Home improvement/repair is a common enough hobby...
And I live near a farming town... A lot of hardware is rentable... neighboring towns have heavy equipment rentals... Just have to find your own operator. (And that's the real issue.)

Enough will do their own work that there's a market.

 

[Umbran]

Readily rentable, at least 'round here.

Anything made by humans is available with enough money. That's not really the point.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

The way people talk about it and the efforts people go through to get it, Pappy Van Winkle practically is a hobby on its own.

If gaming weren't my hobby I'd drink more bourbon. Wait... I drank bourbon at our last game. Damnit.

 

[Retreater]

The way people talk about it and the efforts people go through to get it, Pappy Van Winkle practically is a hobby on its own.

I've seen an empty bottle of Pappy once. My father-in-law proudly displays it in his cabin. I asked him how he liked it, and he told me that he had only purchased the empty bottle.
Even for those of us living in Bourbon Country doesn't make it easy to come by.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

One of my coworkers actually has a couple bottles (with the bourbon in them, no less). I like whiskey plenty (the boulevardier is perhaps my favorite cocktail), but the money and effort it takes to secure a bottle is just too much for me.

I've seen an empty bottle of Pappy once. My father-in-law proudly displays it in his cabin. I asked him how he liked it, and he told me that he had only purchased the empty bottle.
Even for those of us living in Bourbon Country doesn't make it easy to come by.

 

[Mallus]

The way people talk about it and the efforts people go through to get it, Pappy Van Winkle practically is a hobby on its own.

Some people prefer the thrill of the chase, I prefer drinking bourbon. Even something like Blanton's is too much of a hassle to come by in PA.

 

[GuyBoy]

Drove through Kentucky once and visited Buffalo Trace distillery. It was a good day!

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

PA liquor laws are so annoying. Though their arcane shipping in from out of state rules have loosened a little in recent years, there are so many great liquors that you just can't get here.

Some people prefer the thrill of the chase, I prefer drinking bourbon. Even something like Blanton's is too much of a hassle to come by in PA.

 

[Retreater]

Anytime y'all want to come to Kentucky for bourbon tasting and some D&D, let me know.