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xalepax
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12 Sep 2009, 2:22 pm

My obsession is YouTube :D

Im have several channels there but one is the master one
I love to both watch videos there and to share videos myself

I have so many ideas for YouTube and absolutely love this website....

Im now working with two videos to upload
I need to do the uploading more often and regularly....

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Making Youtubes is a current special interest


Yeah thats great to have you as friend there, thank you!!


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12 Sep 2009, 2:38 pm

ozzie_girl wrote:
Fun topic!

My interests/obsessions are:
Dance (I either teach it, read out it, watch it, and/or do it every day of the week) and related topics such as anatomy as it relates to dancers
European history (though I never remember details)
Music (listening, playing it, singing, dancing to it!)
Language (words, grammar/spelling/punctuation, foreign languages and how they are related)
Art & design (particularly painting, web design, art history and photography)

Dance is my major obsession - even though I'm clumsy when I'm not dancing and even though I'm not a very emotive performer (I have am awful at making the appropriate facial expressions!) nor very good at picking up choreography, it makes me feel alive and makes everything else disappear. Technique is my strength. I love teaching because I make good use of all that stored-up knowledge and it's great to share my love of dance with others! It took me a few years to get over the nerves of teaching though.



OH MY GOD....I just met my other half. I feel like I could have just written this post myself. My major obsession is dance too. I'm a professional and my strong point is technique. I'm always getting corrected on my facial expression. I can only pick up choreography that I'm interested in or is familiar to me. I'm much more focused in dance class which we have every morning before rehearsals. I think it's because it's part of my routine and it's the same every day. In rehearsals, where everything is constantly changing I STRUGGLE to stay focused. I also share your interests in music and anatomy (since they relate to dance), art and design (I love drawing super heroes. People say all my super heroes look like dancers)



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12 Sep 2009, 6:57 pm

I define my primary obsessions as the ones from the past and present where I absolutely need to ramble on about the topics whenever I can. There are four of these (starting in order of when they started):
1. Cedar Point and their roller coasters.
2. I Love Lucy.
3. A Beautiful Mind.
4. The YouTube series "Is it a Good Idea to Microwave This?" (This is my current primary obsession.)
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12 Sep 2009, 10:29 pm

My special interests in Routemasters and the 1970s are very special to me, whether people like it, or not. :O)


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12 Sep 2009, 10:57 pm

dustintorch: Nice to virtually meet you! It's great that you are a professional! I had a few years off dancing during the most important time to be training if you want to be a dancer - with that and with my nerves and terrible memory meant I could never be a professional. I'm ok picking up tap and ballet choreography because they're pretty structured and symmetrical but I'm terrible with contemporary, takes me ages to "get". I've been told I should try and audition for something but I'm much too scared and lacking in confidence. I am happy going to class, teaching and doing amateur performances. I studied a full-time dance teaching course last year so I am a qualified teacher - what a fun year that was, I loved it! I now teach ballet, jazz, tap and a little hiphop (not my strong suit!)



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12 Sep 2009, 11:06 pm

I found out one of my partner's special interests is death by infectious disease and poison. I always knew he had a fascination... he would say things about ebola and platypus venom and I never noticed much because I watch forensics shows and read forensics books (one of my special interests) so it seemed normal enough to me, then suddenly I realized what it was and I asked him if he ever studied such things and it turns out he did study and store away all that information quite passionately at one time and he apparently still does because he memorizes all the flu strains every year. I laughed because I thought it was cute.



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13 Sep 2009, 2:35 am

cats
law
politics
free speech debate in Canada
Question period (Canadian House of Commons)
Alberta
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13 Sep 2009, 6:15 am

Videogames, movies, music, fashion.



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13 Sep 2009, 9:37 am

Trains :lol:
Especially the 1800s "old timers" - pretty.


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14 Sep 2009, 1:29 pm

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14 Sep 2009, 3:57 pm

Currently and ongoing:
Kurt Cobain and Nirvana.
The history of Seattle.
Words and language.
Human anatomy, particularly embryology.
Eschatology and afterlife beliefs.
World mysticism.
Gnostic beliefs and mythology.
Collecting old religious books, medical/anatomy books and 1950s 'wife and home' magazines and ephemera. And usually, making art out of them.

The anatomy actually comes in handy (I'm a cancer registrar). The rest are just things I find fascinating. The longest running is the thing about words; I've been going round driving people nuts with etymology more or less since I learned to read.


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14 Sep 2009, 4:07 pm

Mine is that I always have to have some sort of a project going. Usually involving building something or restoring something. Current project is restoring an old Jeep. Before that, I restored an old Coke machine. Before that a Oak Dresser. Before that was a old sit down type arcade Pac-Man game. I just feel awful if I don't have a project in the works. It also keeps me from having to talk to people much. So, double bonus for me.


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15 Sep 2009, 11:18 am

Mine are animated sitcoms (especially Simpsons and South Park), transportation-related things, home design, geography, geology, art, architecture, foreign languages and cultures (especially Central Asia--Mongolia, the 'Stans, etc.), stand-up comedy, artsy/indie stuff.


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19 Sep 2009, 6:49 am

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19 Sep 2009, 7:19 am

um....I suggest the OP not to bump the thread like this, its the second time now......it starts to looks like spam and spam is not appreciated
It would be diffrent if it is direct responses to other members posts....

I mean I like to visit this thread for new posts about peoples interests but I dont like to enter it just to see the OP bump it. If a thread die then it die.....


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19 Sep 2009, 7:43 am

When I was very young I got my hands on an astronomy book (Our Universe). What fascinated me most about the book wasn't the planets. It was the gods the planets where named after. Later a friend of mine introduced me to Dungeons and Dragons and I developed a huge interest in RPGs of all kinds. I have Stacks of RPG books. Some of them I have never played. I used to sit in my room and dream up characters to play in these games. Then I was introduced to computer RPGs first text based games and later graphics based games such as EQ then WoW. I now play WoW alot. I suppose it's my special interest or, just the logical progression of it.