Hobbitting
Staying in a room with the lights off, curtains/blinds closed as to minimise light during the day. The room must be warm. Watch films while cwtching under a duvet eating junk food.
Hobbitting by Tobyj_197 February 17, 2009
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Hobbitting by Meowdontworryboutit April 6, 2021
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hobbiting
If you have already seen Lord of the Rings then you already know what a hobbit is. Hobbiting is when someone explores and adventures a hillside or mountain side, usually through the woods. A hill/mountain side is not mandatory, but it furthers the hobbiting experience. Smoking, making fires, and making forts are some common hobbiting activities. Psychedelic drugs (LSD, mushrooms, peyote) really enhance a hobbing experience, and really get you involved in the sport. Mischief and curiousity are a must.
"Where are Jake and Nate?"
"Oh, they went hobbiting today. They're climbing around some mountainside making campfires and having a good time."
"I went hobbiting yesterday, you should have seen the fort that I built."
"No one hobbits like we do. We hobbit that mountain side to no end, and that's some damn good acid."
"Oh, they went hobbiting today. They're climbing around some mountainside making campfires and having a good time."
"I went hobbiting yesterday, you should have seen the fort that I built."
"No one hobbits like we do. We hobbit that mountain side to no end, and that's some damn good acid."
hobbiting by JeanClaudePignut April 8, 2009
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hobbiting by Fredster C June 13, 2008
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