Things you are into that aren't so mainstream or well-known

[Captain Derp M.D. 159]

I wear a bowler derby. I've never encountered anybody else wearing one outside of a play, or costume, so I'm pretty sure that isn't considered mainstream. At least not in West Virginia.

[RazzyJam 1,519]

Music:

Caravan Palace

AWOLNATION

Yellowcard

Bowling For Soup

80's Music

 

Im also in the Boy Scouts of America, which isnt so mainstream, but has a large following.

 

Also I still collect legos, and I do metalworking and electronics work

[Starshine 16,333]

Guys, being a brony is totally mainstream over the internet, so it doesn't count

 

For me, I like listening to obscure instrumental stuff, most of them was from older games or traditional folk songs from various places around the world. Kinda hard to find the good ones on youtube, so I had to dig around. 4chan sometimes help.

[Envy 6,116]

Renaissance choral music?

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3_hbeXOTyY

 

Although apparently this has gained some popularity from some book called "50 Shades of Grey" (I don't know if that's correct). Still... I doubt many people listen to it.

[Some_random_guy 1,857]

I'm into Zune instead of iTunes. I can not stand using the iTunes Software, I prefer my Zune, and I'm sad they don't make them anymore.

[GrooveBroove 680]

People always find it odd that I listen to Classical or Symphony music just because I like it.

That's probably the biggest thing.

[Creamy Arty 6,252]

Apparently Highlander

Adrian Paul has aged quite well in my opinion. 'Tis fitting.

 

I have the collectible medallions for each season box set inlaid in that shield thing you could order. Highlander is one of few non-cartoon shows I remember vividly from my childhood. Loved it.

 

I listen to this type of music called 'folk metal'. I know some other people who listen to it, but most of the people I tell about it have no idea what it is, so I'm assuming it's not mainstream, lol. Basically, as the name suggests, it's metal (usually thrash metal or something of the sort) combined with classic European (usually Irish) folk music. It's pretty much the best of both worlds, lol XD

To be honest, I would love it if not for the vocals.

[Driku12 64]

To be honest, I would love it if not for the vocals.

 

Yeah, the vocals on a lot of those songs can be kind of harsh, as they're kind of death metal inspired. But there are a lot of softer ones too.

 

Example:

 

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7D9co10Mxk&feature=related

 

Also, I prefer to put orange wedges in my tea instead of lemons.

I am so weird.

Edited August 3, 2012 by Driku12

[cuteycindyhoney 13,302]

I am quite the writer of erotic fiction. Over the last ten years I have written over a hundred smutty filthy dirty erotic stories. Several of them novel length. Now that "50 Shades of Grey" has gone mainstream, I'm actually in communication with an online e-book retailer about selling them my stories. Just as a point of pride, an agent contacted me after reading one of my stories. The e-reader erotic market is exploding right now. Hopefully we can work something out. I'm not looking to get rich, but it would be really cool to be able to say I write professionally! Another quick point. My stories are one hundred percent original situations and characters. They aren't converted Twilight fanfics, like "50 Shades" with only the names changed to prevent lawsuits!

 

PS. I write under the pen name Honey Moon

Edited August 3, 2012 by cuteycindyhoney

[lardbobobo 1,593]

I'm really dig the Mitsuku chatbot. There's just something about it to me that, compared to stuff like Cleverbot, is just a lot more human. I'm really not sure what it is, either.

 

http://www.mitsuku.com/

if you wanna mess around with it.

Edited August 3, 2012 by Lord Bababa

[MVC NVMXD JVRXD 2,406]

Well...

I like some extreme sub genres of metal. Those can be too "brutal" for some people.

Recently, I've been learning about Linux and stuff. Not many people use that.

I play classical guitar, along with electric. Classical isn't as popular as it used to be :/

[enigmatia 37]

Taking a look around my room.....

 

Conspiracy theories

organ music

exotic cheeses

growing hair until terminal length (trust me, most people hate that and just say hair that length should be donated)

astronomy

organic health & permaculture

folk music

international films

old/"classics" films

Lolita fashion

psychology

horses

Homestuuuuuuuuuuuuck > : D

[Nikodemos 25]

I have a tulpa. That's definitely not mainstream by any stretch, and I'm not sure if I want it to become mainstream.

[enigmatia 37]

I have a tulpa. That's definitely not mainstream by any stretch, and I'm not sure if I want it to become mainstream.

 

Most people would think it's weird, psychotic or an act of the devil to have one so you got your wish lol

[SrFrog 927]

Saint Death and for a semi-creepy cult with ties to a whole lot of bad mojo, it's really not all that bad. Secondly, herbal remedies but that kind of spawned out of necessity more than anything else.

[Nikodemos 25]

Most people would think it's weird, psychotic or an act of the devil to have one so you got your wish lol

 

Frankly, let them think what they want. At least I can talk to Dante in peace, not many people like talking to me anyway.

[Kazuki Fuse 534]

Noise music

Strong interest in Nazi Occultism

Classic pulp/mystery fiction

 

Oh and me and a friend have a porngrind band (on hiatus at the moment)

[Shiki 5,855]

Lulz, let me give you a list of the artists that I listen to.

 

 

DJ SBZ

Shingo DJ/ Round Wave Crusher,

TANUKI

T2Kazuya

DJ Shimamura

Helblinde

Black Ace

Lulickma

MaidenV

Melancholia/Melanpan

LOLIPO

JAKAZiD

RoughSketch

Technorch

Speedycake

3R2... pffff, there's a few more, but these are just my favourites.

 

Also, I watch a lot of anime that is just rather unknown. Such as A-channel and Bamboo Blade. I never really find people that have even heard of those titles. Edited August 3, 2012 by Chiaki

[Anonymous~ 591]

Also, I watch the youtube videos of a guy named Najlvin. Well, I only watch the ones where he films his pet fox, because those videos are kind of adorable.

 

You watch fox videos too?

 

Anyhow, as many people may know, I like foxes, especially the red ones. Yeah, the arctic, fennec and grey foxes are awesome too, but red ones are the best of 'em all for me. I watch some videos with foxes on youtube from time to time too (Found this guy who's a furry and has a fox named RonRon). I even lurk in a forum dedicated to foxes so that I would know how to handle 'em when I get one. The sad thing is that red foxes are only bred (or so I assume after tons of research) in USA, which is a problem for me since I live in Europe and all..

 

The second thing that I like that is not THAT mainstream is to lurk in a certain imagebord, but rule 1 and 2 says that I cannot talk about it in public.

 

And last, but not least, I watch a show called MLP:FiM. I consider it not to be mainstream, because I have only located 3 or 5 bronies here in Lithuania all of which live in another city than me. *sigh*

[thegoodhen 698]

Underground Rap-great stuff like:

Alyssa Marie:

 

 

(yeah, the voice is... distorted with the mic a bit, but the lyrics are cool )

 

Arduino developement platform-yeah, among similar stuff, this is rather well known, but not everypony knows it.

www.arduino.cc

 

Chicken! I LOVE CHICKEN!

Mlp... duh.

Books-hm... non-mainstream... Last thing I can think about must be the "Invisible fiends" series:

[Cupcake Ice Cream 436]

On my spare time I read books on cosmology - the study of the beginning and ultimate end of the Universe - Once done with my PhD I plan to return to undergrad for some more physics classes

 

I loved the band Washed Out and an older band named Richard Hell and the Voidoids

[Fluttershy4life 150]

I study textbooks in the summer. and my main ambition is to get into Harvard. While most my age is not exactly the same.

[KakeiTheWolf 652]

You watch fox videos too?

 

Anyhow, as many people may know, I like foxes, especially the red ones. Yeah, the arctic, fennec and grey foxes are awesome too, but red ones are the best of 'em all for me. I watch some videos with foxes on youtube from time to time too (Found this guy who's a furry and has a fox named RonRon). I even lurk in a forum dedicated to foxes so that I would know how to handle 'em when I get one. The sad thing is that red foxes are only bred (or so I assume after tons of research) in USA, which is a problem for me since I live in Europe and all..

 

The second thing that I like that is not THAT mainstream is to lurk in a certain imagebord, but rule 1 and 2 says that I cannot talk about it in public.

 

And last, but not least, I watch a show called MLP:FiM. I consider it not to be mainstream, because I have only located 3 or 5 bronies here in Lithuania all of which live in another city than me. *sigh*

 

Actually, the guy Najlvin actually lives in Europe. He got his pet fox when he was involved in a protest against a Czech fur farm. Red foxes are fairly common in fur farms.

 

Rule 1 and 2 only apply during raids. You are allowed to talk about /b/ outside of raids.

 

And, yeah, you would be the first Lithuanian brony I have heard of. Though, I'm not sure there is even a Lithuanian translated version aired. I mean, they just got around to getting the Finnish one up.

[Ron Jeremy 2,032]

I play the Dragon Quest series, which really isn't that mainstream, when you think about it.

 

Also, I've been playing the Ys series lately, which kicks flank, but isn't that well-known.

 

I also grow cacti, and other succulents. I used to have a lot more than I do now, but a freak frost out of nowhere combined with some bad luck took them out before I could get them ready for winter. Lost a fairly good-sized golden barrel cactus.

[FoxyCryptid 4,330]

 

Adrian Paul has aged quite well in my opinion. 'Tis fitting.

 

I have the collectible medallions for each season box set inlaid in that shield thing you could order. Highlander is one of few non-cartoon shows I remember vividly from my childhood. Loved it.

 

 

 

To be honest, I would love it if not for the vocals.

 

 

Adrian Paul has aged quite well in my opinion. 'Tis fitting.

 

 

Yeah, it surprised when I found out he was pushing 40 during the filming, he somehow looked younger during the later seasons. Even in The Source(2007) he doesn't look much older. Peter Wingfield wasn't so lucky though, and he's younger than Adrian.