stock exchange im well into observing that
elbow

Coast

Puffins
wagon wheels

The best bit about travelling the highways of England

Oh yeah!

the more depressing, the better to me. There's this brilliant one on the A4 (I think? I could be completely wrong) and it's got a horrible dingy cafe and 7 or 8 clothes rails filled with outdoors-y type gear and their marked either "male rack" or "female rack"(which I laughed at) and then arranged in order of price. And they've still got a few of those machines which cost 20p to test your ideal weight and test how good a kisser you are just by holding on to the little metal bit. It was great.

Oh yeah, anyway

Queen

local government
Countryfile

statistics
numbers in general

probably the only thing i could watch consistently on tv - and i hate tv.

cranes - i could look at them all day, seriously theyre amazing.

and sunn O)))

staying in.

and marmite in pasta sauce

knitting
Jane Austen
school stuff

anything i say, someone's going to say they like it too.

Footballers' dates of birth
Data Protection

1) cockney wartime songs
2) disused buildings, especially factories & pubs.
3) the history of lower league football clubs.
4) coronation street and its complete history, including maps & family trees
5) slang, especially patois & polari
6) most statistics
7) northern irish football
8) skilless instruments like the triangle
9) the history of UK roads
10) Margaret Thatcher

I realise it's become very trendy recently to say you like a maths but it's still used by "artsy" people to indicate that a person is somehow a dead soul. Which is weird.

that we're all getting nerdy hobbies out in the open and discovering fellow nerds, which is a lovely caring sharing experience.

So things which MOST other people think are boring, but you like.

like Woolworths.

Radio 4
cooking
walking places
looking at history
giving people false directions

Boys From The Blackstuff and talking crude.

old pubs - preferably on my own. i like my own drunken company alot.

Drone records

In fact listening to Jeff Boycott complain about our inability to find a wicketkeeper/batsman while Earth 2 rumbles on in the background is pretty much my idea of heaven.

Venture capitalists
Docklands and the Isle of Dogs

and Look North

national trust properties
birdwatching

Springsteen

time team
fraud enquiries

Listening to HAM radio
The Sky At Night
BBC World Service

Goodnight Sweetheart (the sitcom)
Brush Strokes.

on Channel 5. I really enjoy it, not in some daft ironic way, but in a genuinely fascinated way.

1.) 19th Century/early 20th Century political cartoons, like the ones in Punch.
2.) Old photographs of anything.
3.) History in general.
4.) From Our Own Correspondent.
5.) 1950s American cars.
6.) Maps, flags, atlases, capital cities etc.

space

and This week on BBC

early 90s Poirot
The whole ENTIRE arts supplement of every newspaper
The Antiques Roadshow

Following 50 different football leagues around the world.