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my parents had an old leaky late 70s Winnebago and I got to see the whole country over summers of growing up and staying at KOAs nature, showers, grilling, beds, hiking, Nintendo- it was rad it helped that gas was cheap; you don't see as many RVs on the road these days
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Peanut Butler posted:my parents had an old leaky late 70s Winnebago and I got to see the whole country over summers of growing up and staying at KOAs I see a ton of RVs out west... gas is extremely cheap right now?
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TheManWithNoName posted:I see a ton of RVs out west... gas is extremely cheap right now? well yeah but not 80s/90s cheap
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Trevor Noah pointed out in his recent special that he has worked super loving hard to never camp again, and that there's a sort of naive idiocy to being so unaware of how good you have it you choose to go without shelter. Because after having to live that way unwillingly for a portion of your life, it's not really a vacay respite after that. Edit: next time you camp, just work super hard to internalize the thought you have no home to return to and this is life now, and you'll get the full authentic experience! StrangersInTheNight has a new favorite as of 19:07 on Jan 29, 2019 |
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Stop enjoying fresh air, exercise and experiences outside your apartment unless you're prepared to always live like that. Why yes I work in IT and am an overweight goony goon, why do you ask?
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I always enjoyed a night of camping but I guess I'm a freak for not needing a plumbed and electrified apartment to be unconscious in for a few hours.
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Skwirl posted:https://twitter.com/KrangTNelson/status/1090124584349810688?s=19 The biggest erogenous zone? Why, it's the simple Human Brain.
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StrangersInTheNight posted:Trevor Noah pointed out in his recent special that he has worked super loving hard to never camp again, and that there's a sort of naive idiocy to being so unaware of how good you have it you choose to go without shelter. Because after having to live that way unwillingly for a portion of your life, it's not really a vacay respite after that. Sounds like someone dropped their mallow in the fire.
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Brawnfire posted:I always enjoyed a night of camping but I guess I'm a freak for not needing a plumbed and electrified apartment to be unconscious in for a few hours. I love my house. I love going camping. I don't have to hate one to like the other. It's possible to enjoy either thing. The fact people don't get this is really fuckin weird. Like, why go for a walk when you can just sit down all day? What's the point? Why make your own food when restaurants exist?
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Scratch Monkey posted:@jack needs a holiday in Cambodia You Joke, but that sounds like a good Holiday to me. I'm hoping to do that one day to go see Angkor Watt (Which is open for visitors, you can buy passes to tour it), although that's expensive enough it's like a 10-15year away dream to give me time to save for it.
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You heard it here folks, going outside is poverty tourism.
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Picnic Princess posted:Like, why go for a walk when you can just sit down all day? What's the point? Why make your own food when restaurants exist? Finally! Someone who gets me.
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forcing people to live without shelter long term is bad, ergo allowing people to live without shelter for recreation is bad - goons If you really want to get people houses, mocking the rich idiots who own us should be priority number two, and direct action number one. Camping can be step one in learning how to feed, clothe, and shelter people sustainably and freely.
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We had such great powers of persuasion back then.
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ponzicar posted:You heard it here folks, going outside is poverty tourism. I'm doing my part to never go outside
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ponzicar posted:You heard it here folks, going outside is poverty tourism.
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Peanut Butler posted:my parents had an old leaky late 70s Winnebago and I got to see the whole country over summers of growing up and staying at KOAs only boomers+ drive rvs, the real millenial poo poo is living in vans
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luxury handset posted:only boomers+ drive rvs, the real millenial poo poo is living in vans This is the truth. A bunch of my friends have camper vans. They've all built their own interiors too.
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Picnic Princess posted:This is the truth. A bunch of my friends have camper vans. They've all built their own interiors too. they'll be back to owning rvs once the allure of Van Life loses its luster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBnyYnV-ZxY&t=1832s
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yes, arguing that camping is somehow equivalent to being homeless or a refugee is an argument from absurdity, as ponzicar pointed out very good, one gold star for Yawgmoth today!
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IOSM: Camping is poverty tourism
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Away all Goats posted:IOSM: Camping is poverty tourism https://twitter.com/thefurlinator/status/456652041541001216?lang=en
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food court bailiff posted:yes, arguing that camping is somehow equivalent to being homeless or a refugee is an argument from absurdity, as ponzicar pointed out sorry there isn't enough room in your head for nuance between the 2
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Away all Goats posted:IOSM: Camping is poverty tourism Oof. I have lovely parents but I don't use it to tear other people down like that. What a fuckstick.
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Peanut Butler posted:my parents had an old leaky late 70s Winnebago and I got to see the whole country over summers of growing up and staying at KOAs Peanut Butler posted:my parents had an old leaky late 70s Winnebago and I got to see the whole country over summers of growing up and staying at KOAs Check out Arizona in the winter and you’ll see that they’re all still out there (especially in Quartzite)
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Yawgmoth posted:just lol if you think that "camping sucks" means "going outdoors at all is terrible" Did you forget the take that started this whole conversation? Is that the nuance you’re defending?
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 Vegan or no, this is pretty dumb. Most of the points seem to rely on the assumption that we'd immediately get rid of all our grassland and national parks if we stopped farming.
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I personally do not care for camping. Does anyone else have thoughts on this
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luxury handset posted:they'll be back to owning rvs once the allure of Van Life loses its luster https://vimeo.com/40393795
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Picnic Princess posted:No kidding, camping is what my husband and I do for date nights. We loving love it.
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I can see how camping loses its allure for people who have been forced by circumstances to sleep rough. That is not me, though.
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I enjoyed camping/backpacking when I was young, but now that I'm an old, my back just doesn't cooperate like it used to. Yeah I'm sure there are ways to get around that, but I've become a part of the warm bed, thermostat party now. And showers. Showers are nice. When I was in HS a bunch of friends and myself backpacked to the next town (SW Ohio, they're far apart and separated by corn) on the railroad tracks. Stopped under an overpass during a thunderstorm, and found four unopened bottles of Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill wine that somebody chucked out of their car, I guess, when they were overhead. I don't think, even during later years, I had ever been so unbelievably obliterated drunk in my life. That's my backpacking story.
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AlbieQuirky posted:I can see how camping loses its allure for people who have been forced by circumstances to sleep rough. That is not me, though. I spent a few years when I was younger sleeping rough and camping is still hella fun. Anyone who can't tell the difference between choosing to go somewhere fun and picturesque vs sleeping in a well travelled park so there are enough witnesses around to stop drunk shitheads from kicking you in the head for a laugh is a moron.
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