[Guardian]

Say what!?!?! That's friggin awesome!

[SpookyZalost]

yeah, my home city is like this cultural and scientific melting pot, we get all kinds here.

hell we hosted one of the first tesla dealerships for a while, owned by said brother.

[Guardian]

yeah, my home city is like this cultural and scientific melting pot, we get all kinds here.

hell we hosted one of the first tesla dealerships for a while, owned by said brother.

That'll do it.

I wish I could afford a Tesla. I really want the Model 3.

[SpookyZalost]

I'm really excited about Elon's goal to have an affordable electric car in every home, he's really challenging big oil, and actually succeeding to some degree.

[Guardian]

I'm really excited about Elon's goal to have an affordable electric car in every home, he's really challenging big oil, and actually succeeding to some degree.

A lofty goal. Big oil won the first round in the 1900s. Luckily a large portion of the world has moved forward and is ready for electric.

I'll get one someday.

[Darth-Apple]

Battery technology is lagging far, far behind for electrics, unfortunately. You can buy some cars brand new for the cost it takes Tesla to make a single battery pack... While the range is great for an electric, it's nothing particularly to sneeze at when compared with gasoline engines.

[Kyng]

My main ones are:

• Railway modelling. I've been doing this since 2003 (and I've been working on my current layout since 2011). It's an N-gauge layout based on 1950s and 1960s Britain (during the transition from steam to diesel), if anybody cares  . 
  
• Drawing. I mostly just draw vehicles (like trains and Formula One cars), and sometimes maps, but I suck at drawing people or animals  .
  
• Gaming. I count this as "offline", since I'm usually just doing single-player gaming which doesn't require an internet connection even if I have one  . My favourite genres are strategy games and RPGs (and my favourite individual game is probably Crusader Kings II, which blends the two of them quite nicely). 
  

[tc4me]

My main ones are:

• Railway modelling. I've been doing this since 2003 (and I've been working on my current layout since 2011). It's an N-gauge layout based on 1950s and 1960s Britain (during the transition from steam to diesel), if anybody cares  . 
  
• Drawing. I mostly just draw vehicles (like trains and Formula One cars), and sometimes maps, but I suck at drawing people or animals  .
  
• Gaming. I count this as "offline", since I'm usually just doing single-player gaming which doesn't require an internet connection even if I have one  . My favourite genres are strategy games and RPGs (and my favourite individual game is probably Crusader Kings II, which blends the two of them quite nicely). 
  

I think it's great, Formula One cars, my hobbies, it was clear, motor vehicles with internal combustion engines, mainly motorcycles :-), then further training in autism, TEACH, ABA, by Robert Schramm

[SpookyZalost]

So my offline hobbies have changed a bit over the last few years.

I've been modding old game consoles because I can and it's fun.
Sewing patches on my jacket which has really upped my sewing skill!
And been learning more science related stuff, like geology and applying that to botany which I took for a year in highschool.

I was swimming until the epidemic...
lately though I've gotten into tree climbing as my physical activity, we've a few big ones near me.

[Kim Winchester]

I enjoy writing, spending time with my family, swimming, graphic design, playing Sims 4 and 3, vlogging(I'm a YouTuber).

[Megan]

For me, I like reading, writing, drawing, video games, music, cartoons/comics, manga/anime and I guess that's most of it.