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is it normall to have an obbsesion with trains and motorbike

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Liam127

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Is it normal to have a obbesion with motorbikes to the point i have to work on it all the time find stuff to ddo and im rebuilding two which i have to work on them, i aslo have a massive obbsession with trains where i work ob mine five days a week tbh and i cook at weekends but get annoyed when i have to work mid week or stuff changes
 
Normal is a relative term. :) You seem to enjoy it, and it's always awesome to have a hobby to keep one busy. You are certainly not the only person who does these things, if that's what you're asking. There are probably others on here who enjoy mechanics, and I know for a fact that our Yoshi loves trains as well. :cool:
 
Okay :), i used to enjoy it but it feels more like a chore know, it's rewarding tho. And with bikes there just brilliant when i do rebuild them, i have to use orginal parts i just have it in my head sorry gone compleatley off subject there i do that. Thank's
 
Its great you like trains and motorbikes. I have been into trains since I was a toddler and its such an enjoyable hobby to have. I also love the many things that go with trains such as the geography, places, history and architecture too. I'm also into model trains and the only downside is that it can be quite an expensive hobby to have but its always worth it.
 
Aha i love them i have to do it tho, and it is the satisfaction aftet you do something on them etc but im finding it anoying know i just whant to get away from it alittlei use to haveba moddel railway but i got rid of it, i dont mind the geography side of it fasinating or history tbh and motorbikes i ride one all year but i have to keep it clean and maintained well aslo i have to try and keep evrything as orginal as possible .
 
A song for train lovers like me:


If you like something, just enjoy it. You're find fellow transport enthusiasts somewhere - even here (AC). :)
 
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It's perfectly fine. People have all sorts of obsessions and intense interests that range across a variety of subjects.
I find motorbikes and sports/supercars very interesting, although I would never get behind the wheel of one.

I've love trains since I was little - watching Thomas the tank engine and just getting loads of the merchandise. As I got a bit older, I always wanted to get some of the Hornby train sets but had to settle with Scalextric/Slot Car Racing because my parents believe I would just get bored of watching a train go around in circles on a track and because there wasn't enough room in the house. Nowadays, I still don't have any Hornby/ electric train sets but I got around it by having a railway simulator on my computer. :D
 
AGXStarseed said:
It's perfectly fine. People have all sorts of obsessions and intense interests that range across a variety of subjects.
I find motorbikes and sports/supercars very interesting, although I would never get behind the wheel of one.

I've love trains since I was little - watching Thomas the tank engine and just getting loads of the merchandise. As I got a bit older, I always wanted to get some of the Hornby train sets but had to settle with Scalextric/Slot Car Racing because my parents believe I would just get bored of watching a train go around in circles on a track and because there wasn't enough room in the house. Nowadays, I still don't have any Hornby/ electric train sets but I got around it by having a railway simulator on my computer. :D
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I was familiar with George Carlin and Ringo Starr through their roles on that show long before I had any idea what their day jobs are/were. :cool:
 
If you knew me personally, you would know of my obsession with trains. I have a shirt with a picture of an EMD SD70ACE on it. "Normal" does not exist.
 
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