@GregB. Right now I have to say Jay Scott Berry. His work looks bare-handed. I watched his Penguin lecture and loved his thinking as well. Of course I cut my teeth on David Roth as I started with coins mainly. Curtis Kam and Kainoa Harbottle as well. Of the classics it is Slydini, no doubt. 
Balisong
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lately, been enjoying flipping around some home made Beglari!
Still probably hacky sack
Disc golf!!^^
Also diabolo, cubing, kendama, pen spinning, juggling a little bit, a very little bit of cardistry. Mostly yoyo though
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if you like pen spinning youll LOVE beglari
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I will have to look that up, what is it?
Wow! That is really cool! I need this!!! Do you have any extras I could buy off of ya at worlds?? 
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Oh, I’m terrible at pen spinning XD
I can only get the spinning motion of flower sticks
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Rubik’s cubes for sure. I want to also get into spin tops but just focusing on cubes and Yoyos
I was into spin tops over yoyos for a good while. I can juggle a bit. I can solve a 3x3, slowly. Figured out the 2x2 on my own, so that’s really slow too, but I enjoy it. Did card tricks as a kid, had some book…
I am still a noob but Beglari
Hard question, but I think the ones that I play most with besides yoyos are kendama balisong and begleri
Begleri, card and coin tricks… pretty typical I guess . I used to hacky sack all day, but the bones are too old for that now:thinking:
We’re not happy until you’re not happy! *<B{Q>
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lmao
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Me too
Recently got into Begleri. Learning a new skilltoy is fun and slightly annoying cause im used to being good at yoyos 
Cubing is fun I can solve a 3x3 in like 40-50 seconds I also had a kendama for a while but it was a crap Duncan one that I ended up throwing away 
so I want to get a good one soon. Is the tk 16 good? Or some other one, don’t want to spend over $30?
Penspinning takes a lot of practice, and it’s more frustrating than throwing but you can do it anywhere pretty much. It’s also a lot cheaper - pen mods can be made with just stuff around the house.