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Okay, so i have like an exam in a very fae away city and i'm extremely fucking poor so i jusr have money to travel but staying in a hotel is out of the way Give me some great advice to look homeless or atleast places to sleep in
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>>2855152 Short answer: no
Longer answer: you could get TB if you are sleeping in a puddle of spit that came from the lungs of someone with TB.
Anonymous
>>2850331 I mean is it just one exam? Cant you find a bus/train/flying thingy that arrives a few hours before the exam starts and sleep in relatively comfy and societaly acceptable conditions while you travel?
Anonymous
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>>2850331 >>2855179 Or look for a cheap hostel with apps like hostelworld? Idk. Sleeping rough while trying for an exam isnt ideal.
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>>2850394 It wasn't meth. My guy injected one whole marijuana and he was totally fucked forever after that. A shame really...
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Post your /out/ edc kit. Just pretend the sleeping bag is a hammock and this is mine
Anonymous
>>2855430 >>2855431 this dude is absolutely seething
lmao
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>>2855435 >>2855437 Bubbas, you're playing with dolls HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA.
Anonymous
ITT: Anon doesn't understand 'EDC' again.
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>>2855536 they do, anons are dumb. but whole concept of "EDC" as commonly described by the internet (and their actual site apparently) right now is just equally as dumb
do you really expect me to believe that people in this day and age carry multiple flashlights, a set of fucking knives, and an entire IFAK complete with a trauma shears(lmao) in their fanny packs every single day?
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This really isn't set up for real world civilian loadouts. I did what I could.
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KEYSTONE WAS THE FIRST RESORT TO OPEN YESTERDAY AT 3PM!
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>>2855187 According to whomst? Faggy Yankees?
Anonymous
I have a pair of skis that I bought used 5 years ago. They’re kind of shitty but I’m debating on whether to hold on to them or not, because I’m a pretty casual skier and right now I’m more worried about the cost of new skis than performance on the slopes. I know they’re past the point of being guaranteed by the manufacturer or whatever. Will ski shops still wax and inspect my skis, or will they not touch them at all since they’re too old? Is it even safe to be skiing on old skis like that?
Anonymous
>>2855340 >Will ski shops still wax and inspect my skis yes.
>Is it even safe to be skiing on old skis like that? How old are they? if they are less than 20yrs old you should be fine. the bindings are more of a concern than the skiis if they are old too but the shop should be able to tell you if they are functional.
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>>2853202 They were racing A Basin to be first to open in the US
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>>2855340 >>2855343 I've been wondering about something similar myself, but mine are more like 12 years old. They've only been out a few times though, I unexpectedly moved to somewhere with no skiing shortly after getting them and only just moved back to a place with mountains and real winter this year.
Did some googling and it sounds like the skis themselves should be alright but the bindings are probably due for replacement, which isn't the worst thing because my feet have changed size so I need new boots anyway and the bindings would have to be remounted to fit them.
Anonymous
>Have friend >Retired military (Navy) >Came into a bit of money, with the business he and I run >Travels the world in our off season (we are military contractors). >Flys to Nepal with his thot Australian GF >Decides he wants to climb Mt. Everest (lol) >Actually find this sketchy as fuck outfitter that agreed to take him on a expedition that has multiple fatalities on record >Ligit is spending like $40k and more on this whole expedition >Has no experience Mountain Climbing aside from Mt. Fuji and other mountains in Japan (really are just hikes) >Has no glacial or Alpine traversing experience/training >/fit/ in a base way he hasn't trained or acclimatized to this. >Basically giving me the whole yolo line >Literally already at base camp. How do I convince my friend he's going to die and this a beyond a pants on head retarded idea. How the fuck do these outfitters not vet people on something like this? He's on a high because he divorced his psycho whore of a wife that put his dog down to spite him and he's made just over a million dollars working in the defense industry and shrewd investment with me. There has to be other easier mountains in Nepal that aren't as expensive or dangerous.
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>>2855411 I call bullshit.
There are permits and waiting lists.
The amount of people on the mountain is highly controlled by government regulations. You cant just walk up to some kiosk and buy a ticket.
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>>2855411 People do this with Everest all the time. A little different, but when I did the circuit there were little children, accountants, and schoolteachers doing it.
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>>2855411 Make sure you're in his will.
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>>2855411 >made just over a million dollars working in the defense industry and shrewd investment with me. the whole story sounds fake and gay due to reasons other anons already mentioned, but this one takes the cake for being the fakest and gayest. kys OP
Anonymous
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>>2855411 >his psycho whore of a wife that put his dog down to spite him
Anonymous
Land that conservation agencies refuse to allow to be open to the public outright should be turned into condos for millionaires instead.
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>>2855482 They should be drained and shipped off world and sold to the highest bidder. Then the ocean bed should be covered in concrete.
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>>2853939 Yes saar open the designated shitting forest saar.
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>>2853942 Information redundancy. It's like a library, museum, or graveyard. Information is stored there even if it's not in use.
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In my state, the state and state-funded yet private conservation groups own land from which the public is barred. I know of multiple properties where this is the case.
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>>2853939 >Land that conservation agencies refuse to allow to be open to the public Thats where all the kids go missing
>>2853942 Yes it does, if you're jewish
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If you aren’t visiting the parks in offseason, you’re a retard>no crowds >No annoying foreigners in busses >park roads normally blocked to vehicle traffic are open Take the offseason pill
Anonymous
>>2855433 talked to a lot of boomers who work for state/federal lands
I don't think they give two fucks if the parking lot is too small
that's the next generation's problem
Anonymous
>>2855434 >talked to a lot of boomers who work for state/federal lands and they all told you that all donations are embezzled?
Anonymous
>>2855442 no, they just clearly didn't give a fuck about fixing anything and seemed totally detached from their work
I think they just care about a steady job and if the forest is barely accessible and overcrowded they don't give a fuck and if you gave them more money to fix it they would find a way to pocket as much of that as possible
you had this dedicated park/trail building era in the 1930s with the CCC and that all got abandoned, in many cases you still have various remnants of what they built - overlooks and roads and shelters but often left to crumble and get overgrown
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>>2855449 sounds like an eastoid problem lol
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>>2855449 >be me, mid level resource spec at a national forest office >have no funding, no seasonals anymore to delegate work >still have injunctions to manage the land for many uses without funds to do so >office has to manage resource extraction, forest health, archeological resources, fire and fuels, cultural resources, and lastly recreation >only manage for the recreation that the local userbase cares about because they are the ones who use the forest the most and there is no money for more >most of our staff goes on fires as much as they can as its the only way to make money >admin person gots DOGE'd so I have to work double duty at the front desk >think I hear a knock at the door, its so weak I can hardly tell. >in comes this fat ball of a man, clearly from a city out of state >hear the wood creak as he slowly crosses the floor and hear the ice clink in his stanley cup >pulls out the latest iphone and points a fat finger to an alltrails map >asks in the most fem sissy voice ever why there isnt a double wide paved path to an old fire tower >think to myself that its because hes the first person to ask for it in all the years working there. >think how it would take years of NEPA review and compliance because the old stuff is all historic now and therefore an archeological resource >think of how there is no funding or manpower >think of the ecological impact because thats what the gov pays me to do >think of how me and other hunters, the largest group of recreation users and the ones who actually pay good money for management, have no problem getting around the area >not only is it not possible, no one else is asking for it >look back at this fat face of luxury who had never spent a single day doing actual work outside >our local senior volunteer group probably does more work for the land than he's ever done >he wont even want to understand if I try to explain it to him >brush him off and he pouts and leaves, no one else ever asks about the fire tower ever again
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Why is half an acre the absolute minimum land area needed to be self sufficient?
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>>2855389 Are you talking about the volcano that erupted like a week ago?
Do it. I mean, what could go wrong?
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>>2855389 >Build your cities on the slopes of Vesuvius! Anonymous
>>2854063 The hardware store wood is probably a huge net negative on this shitty potato tower.
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>>2855516 >60 bucks in lumber and 50 bucks in pottong soil for $12 in potatoes....
Anonymous
What is the thinnest /out/ glove technology available today?
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>>2846972 https://ozerogloves.com/product/ozero-9002/ Found these on a bike trail. They are my idea shittly done: wetsuit material (neoprene) but too thin. And like some are saying, sweat is a problem. I put some mickey mouse cotton gloves as liners, but somehow colder than cotton alone. Gonna end up making mittens put of ace back support brace....like mfers are playing piano in winter weather......WHERE THE FUCK ARE ALL THE MITTENS?
https://ozerogloves.com/product/ozero-9002/ Anonymous
I did some research, and apparently those weird fucks up north use a mesh base layer. Maybe that plus latex over it solves the problem? The mesh should wick the moisture away, while the holes provide air isolation. The latex traps the air. All still very thin. Just needs some ultra-thin layer over this so it doesn't look like I work at Subways.
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>>2854218 Thats outdoor guy who's wife just got sick, that was the subject of his last vid. Someone finally had my idea. It doesn't wick shit. Its all about boundary layer. And windproof layer off the skin just traps air. Mesh allows that. Those polyester vapor protocol gauze coveralls they use in hospitals will boil your alive, but the are virtually nothing. Its also a other layer on scrubs. So just another layer, any layer, has air sticking to it as a fluid. All insulation is about trapping air (or a vacuum).
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>>2854218 >Son, I've seen the clothes you buy for your "hikes in the woods" >Is there something you want to tell us? Anonymous
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>>2846972 dont know if it's the thinnest, but i really like my pig fdt gloves.
Anonymous
what strange / spooky stuff have you seen? once when i was in the desert, there was a telephone pole, on it looked exactly like a 10ft tall bird of prey, just eyeing me down it was about a good 5min of walking, which felt like forever, just to see that it was a transformer that looked weird, none of the other poles had it either sounds dumb, but it really did look exactly like a gigantic human sized hawk, and the "head" even seemed to follow you too, really interesting illusion, since it also hit all the primal parts of the brain that gone "you're about to be fucking eaten by a bird!!!!!!" a year or two later, when i was gonna take a picture, it was gone, which adds a strange air to "it was right there, i tell you!">inb4 go to /x/ for this shit i want real stories, not >i smelled the rotten shit fart gas, and my best friend was turned into a skinwalker, and then i pulled out that gun from videogame and blasted it, dude trust me
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>tranny janny deleted the spooky jewish sighting posts bunch of humorless assholes, sad!
Anonymous
>>2853517 this guy is just begging for a group of meddling kids with a dog to break into your property trying to solve a mystery.
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>>2855314 >I would've had outdoor gay sex with my boyfriend if it wasn't for you gay ass kids trying to make me a straight >Reeheeheeheehee Anonymous
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>>2802579 There's a certain highway stretch in Newton County IN, that goes through a wildlife preserve dominated by dense conifers. that when the temp is very low and the time of night is so low in traffic that one's own headlights are the only substantial light, it feels as if one has a whole planet to oneself, if a spooky one. I'm not at all superstitious, but I found it pretty hair-raising going through that tunnel, and turning around with my headlights sweeping into that primordial looking site.
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Mountain lions screeching in the distance, at varying distances, sometimes closer. And creatures getting close to the tent at night, likely racoons or whatever, but you can never be sure when it's outside and you're in. I hate those things. I never sleep good like that. I'm always imagining getting mauled by a bear, boar, cougar, etc. Want to get a camp security camera to set up (if such a thing exists), but that might just make me more paranoid desu.
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Was he retarded? or free?
Anonymous
>>2854679 fuck off klaus, your people lost their aryan spirit and have been nothing but soulless automatons ever since.
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>>2855050 Not german, but I'll take this as a compliment. Hopefully the millenary reich to come.
Also people calling you of bot or automaton are naive irrational people larping as depressive poets, influenced by the meme of the young Werther, as if great figures of the European history were some dreaming faggots or something, while they actually were rational prosaic chads who were probably very insensible, very close to their self-interests.
I'm pretty sure Napoléon wouldn't have died like a retard in Alaska because he didn't bring a map and refused others' help. I can picture him flattered about the redneck offering him a meal
>Why yes, you recognized my imperial stature, didn't you, peasant. You'll be thanked for your charity, and made a rich man when I come back. And not
>oh man the river melted >I keep eating berries but I'm still weak, maybe they weren't the right ones? >No thank, man. I'm a strong independant (dead) man! >Oh jeez, guess I'll die. Well, I-I'm happy, peace to everyone and God is good! Napoléon would have never!
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>>2834319 >Like you could do better. I'm still alive so I am doing better.
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>>2854765 McCandless died a free man.
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>>2830740 I don't care for how Krakauer tried to lionize him in the book and in my youth, I ridiculed him. Older now and my thoughts have changed. He was a lost soul coming from a shitty home life. His heart was in the right place, but the whole thing seemed like a long-winded form of suicide. Christopher probably thought that he could never go back home again.