I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
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@RevPancakes @stefan Hm... you've got a point there, although there's lots of over-invested and belligerent stuff too in those spaces.
@jorgecandeias @RevPancakes @stefan It's not to be taken too literally; it's just another way of saying "they should find something better to do".
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
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The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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@stefan "Touch grass" but more devastatingly personal.
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
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The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
@stefan this seems to refer to some German expression, but as a German I don't get which. Can someone enlighten me?
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
Post by @abbiistabbii
The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
@stefan As a German I thought long and hard, what German phrase was meant.
My best guess is the question "Hast Du kein anderes Hobby?"
This is asked as question and has an even harder sting than the accusation of "hobbyless behaviour".
Because it ask "Don't you have any other hobby?" and therefore implies, that you made anti-social behavior to be your only past time.
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
Post by @abbiistabbii
The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
@stefan That's just "touch grass" in zoomer English. -
I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
Post by @abbiistabbii
The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
@stefan I haven't thought about "hobbylos" in quite a while, thanks for reminding me
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@stefan Hm... there may be some cultural barrier here, but I don't get it. I mean, I get the words and what they mean, but I can't understand the concept. Or how people being jerks relates to not having hobbies.
@jorgecandeias @stefan it's very much like "you wouldn't be bothering me if you had something to do in your life" -
@stefan As a German I thought long and hard, what German phrase was meant.
My best guess is the question "Hast Du kein anderes Hobby?"
This is asked as question and has an even harder sting than the accusation of "hobbyless behaviour".
Because it ask "Don't you have any other hobby?" and therefore implies, that you made anti-social behavior to be your only past time.
@masek Found a bit more about this here:
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Honestly with some distance i think I'd say german teenagers were onto something when they used "hobbyless" as the default insult in the early 2010s
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"I'd say german teenagers were onto something when they used "hobbyless" as the default insult in the early 2010s"
"dutch teens still do this!!"
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@stefan I haven't thought about "hobbylos" in quite a while, thanks for reminding me
@MiaWinter It sounds like some German speakers are learning about it for the first time!
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@masek@infosec.exchange Found a bit more about this here: https://www.tumblr.com/wildersage/674827288237473792/honestly-with-some-distance-i-think-id-say-german "I'd say german teenagers were onto something when they used "hobbyless" as the default insult in the early 2010s" "dutch teens still do this!!"
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@MiaWinter It sounds like some German speakers are learning about it for the first time!
Stefan Bohacek (@stefan@stefanbohacek.online)
@masek@infosec.exchange Found a bit more about this here: https://www.tumblr.com/wildersage/674827288237473792/honestly-with-some-distance-i-think-id-say-german "I'd say german teenagers were onto something when they used "hobbyless" as the default insult in the early 2010s" "dutch teens still do this!!"
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@stefan to be fair it was kinda late millennial / zelenial slang, I think Z and alpha didn't catch up on it
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@stefan to be fair it was kinda late millennial / zelenial slang, I think Z and alpha didn't catch up on it
@MiaWinter Ah, makes sense. Well it might just make a comeback!
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@masek Found a bit more about this here:
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Honestly with some distance i think I'd say german teenagers were onto something when they used "hobbyless" as the default insult in the early 2010s
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"I'd say german teenagers were onto something when they used "hobbyless" as the default insult in the early 2010s"
"dutch teens still do this!!"
@stefan It does not say what the German teens said "in German language".
I am not a specialist for teen-speak, but "Hobbylosigkeit" (the direct translation) is something I have never heard in actual use.
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@stefan It does not say what the German teens said "in German language".
I am not a specialist for teen-speak, but "Hobbylosigkeit" (the direct translation) is something I have never heard in actual use.
@masek I think it's just "hobbylos"?
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@stefan@stefanbohacek.online to be fair it was kinda late millennial / zelenial slang, I think Z and alpha didn't catch up on it
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@masek I think it's just "hobbylos"?
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@stefan@stefanbohacek.online to be fair it was kinda late millennial / zelenial slang, I think Z and alpha didn't catch up on it
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@stefan I have never heard that being used....
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
Post by @abbiistabbii
The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
> find a hobby
This is one of my faves
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
Post by @abbiistabbii
The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
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#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online I feel that "hobbylos" fills a very similar niche as "asozial" - a word I really dislike. I can't put my finger on which word was used first but it feels like people would only use either of one. Perhaps a class thing?
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@stefan@stefanbohacek.online I feel that "hobbylos" fills a very similar niche as "asozial" - a word I really dislike. I can't put my finger on which word was used first but it feels like people would only use either of one. Perhaps a class thing?
@nofuj I do see where you're coming from. Certain hobbies do require some level of privilege in terms of having free time and resources.
But I think this is really more about being so devoid of interests and inner life that you end up bothering others.
A hobby really can be anything that's not harmful to others, like strolling through a park, visiting a library. Doing things for your friends, family, and your community.
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I have argued this point in the past, as I'm sure many others, but it's nice to have a term for this concept: hobbyless behavior.
Post by @abbiistabbii
The Germans really cooked making "Hobbyless behaviour" an insult. It is both devastating, applicable to a wide range of people and behaviours, and doesn't resort to swearing. Man ranting on the inte…
Tumblr (www.tumblr.com)
#hobbyless #hobbylos #HobbylessBehavior #HobbylosesVerhalten
@stefan so, instead of "get a life", "get a (better[1]) hobby"?
[1] people might be making a hobby of this.
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@stefan Hm... there may be some cultural barrier here, but I don't get it. I mean, I get the words and what they mean, but I can't understand the concept. Or how people being jerks relates to not having hobbies.
@jorgecandeias do you have hobbies? @stefan
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@jorgecandeias do you have hobbies? @stefan
@jorgecandeias *joking* if that's not clear @stefan
