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That's fine if you don't have any interests that involve the physical world. My tool cabinet has about $4000 in tools at this point, many motorcycle-specific o
by barrkel 9y ago
That's fine if you don't have any interests that involve the physical world.
My tool cabinet has about $4000 in tools at this point, many motorcycle-specific ordered from abroad and not easily borrowed or bought at short notice.
- arkades 9y agoIt's nice to see I'm not the only person in the thread thinking this. I have an unwieldy subset of items that belong in the "do this often enough that renting is cost prohibitive, and you can't digitize Physical Hobby X." Board games my wife and I enjoy sharing; my archery equipment; snorkel and dry bag; guitar, etc. As it is, it's a good thing my dad was a tool junky (and master craftsman), so he didn't mind my storing all my woodworking and hobby electronics gear in his garage. Yeah, if my only occupations were programming and media consumption, it would be a lot easier to live out of a suitcase, but physical activities are kind of amazing.
- nasalgoat 9y agoYes, none of my pinball machines will fit in a carry-on. Perhaps we are dinosaurs who cannot understand this new world where everything is virtual.