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ded posted:No way would this ever end badly. It would definitely be the first place someone died in a Friday the 13th movie.
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ded posted:No way would this ever end badly. You laugh but when the zombie apocalypse comes they'll be the only people sleeping soundly
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Azhais posted:You laugh but when the zombie apocalypse comes they'll be the only people sleeping soundly what do you mean the wind and the current can push my tent boat asho*is eaten*
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Blue Moonlight posted:This is Southern Oregon, there’s a good chance that their reasoning begins and ends with “The goddamn feds can’t tell us how to put out a fire.” My wife's family is from Grants Pass and there's nothing there but retirement homes, weed farms, and Dutch Brothers coffee stands. I don't remember seeing either of these fine fire departments when I was down there, but it definitely seems par for the course.
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https://i.imgur.com/l8rx3RN.gifv Trams never don't have right of way, for a good reason.
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Maybe I'm an idiot, but I don't... hate this? At least it's a decent way to keep bears and other critters out of your business. Needs an anchor, though.
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Memento posted:https://i.imgur.com/l8rx3RN.gifv Lol, that's the 12 line in Brno. I used to take that almost every day. That's 2 tram operators with a free day off, and 1 driver who gets to buy a new car.
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Memento posted:hahaha what the fuuuuuuuuuuck Owners nephew. That says it all.
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Azhais posted:You laugh but when the zombie apocalypse comes they'll be the only people sleeping soundly This would be just the thing in Garth Nix's Old Kingdom books, where the Dead can't cross running water. 
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Memento posted:https://i.imgur.com/l8rx3RN.gifv Timeless 
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:This would be just the thing in Garth Nix's Old Kingdom books, where the Dead can't cross running water. Counter-point: Zombies in World War Z survive underwater and them coming out of the water is one of the biggest dangers survivors face.
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It looks like the port covers are secured to the outside. Guess you better have your windows shuttered before you shove out. Also not having any information about an anchoring system in an ad video that recycled itself and looped like 3 or 4 times seems like a big miss.
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Kith posted:Maybe I'm an idiot, but I don't... hate this? At least it's a decent way to keep bears and other critters out of your business. you better find a deep rear end lake/river then because bears dont give a gently caress about a little bit of water lol
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5er posted:It looks like the port covers are secured to the outside. Guess you better have your windows shuttered before you shove out. Also not having any information about an anchoring system in an ad video that recycled itself and looped like 3 or 4 times seems like a big miss. yeah the anchoring part is important. people sleep on canoes and rafts if necessary on a water voyage, it can be easier than setting up a camp on shore. but it's a super bad idea to just drift around while you're asleep
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ded posted:No way would this ever end badly. "Reported to stand up to high winds" That's the most egregious bullshitting I think I've ever seen in an advertisement. mllaneza fucked around with this message at 08:01 on Jul 2, 2020 |
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mllaneza posted:"Reported to stand up to high winds" "no, nobody's saying that, but we're reporting it."
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The only tent that will survive decent winds is staked down. One of the funniest things I've ever seen was watching some old dipshit boomer run after his tent as it flew through the Anza-Borrego desert, after telling me: "Oh, it's all good, my stuff will hold it down". Poor dumb rear end in a top hat chased that loving thing for like three miles before it finally got stuck on some rocks and a bunch of octillos. It was completely shredded by that point, so he had to walk back to camp with a bundle of rags and sleep outside, on a tarp, in the desert. And that was only the start of two week trip 
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Jet Jaguar posted:My wife's family is from Grants Pass and there's nothing there but retirement homes, weed farms, and Dutch Brothers coffee stands. I don't remember seeing either of these fine fire departments when I was down there, but it definitely seems par for the course. And, if a former co-worker is to be believed, Hell’s Angels. I bet they’d be better fire fighters than those goobers.
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This thread’s favourite tree feller, August Hunicke, is from Grant’s Pass.
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A White Guy posted:The only tent that will survive decent winds is staked down. One of the funniest things I've ever seen was watching some old dipshit boomer run after his tent as it flew through the Anza-Borrego desert, after telling me: "Oh, it's all good, my stuff will hold it down". Poor dumb rear end in a top hat chased that loving thing for like three miles before it finally got stuck on some rocks and a bunch of octillos. It was completely shredded by that point, so he had to walk back to camp with a bundle of rags and sleep outside, on a tarp, in the desert. well you see, it stood up to the winds just fine. we didn't say it was rock resistant
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The biggest issue you're going to get in this is the wind blowing you around in circles while you try to sleep. That'll make anyone seasick.
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Kith posted:Maybe I'm an idiot, but I don't... hate this? At least it's a decent way to keep bears and other critters out of your business.
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Cable Guy posted:Dirk Gently trailer arc pulling out all stops. I appreciate this reference!
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The White Dragon posted:you better find a deep rear end lake/river then because bears dont give a gently caress about a little bit of water lol I was just thinking that. You'd need to be real familiar with the local critters. I imagine things could go poorly for you in gator country too. Or even, like, beaver country. Curious mammals sniffing around your land tent while you sleep is usually harmless. But a curious beaver swimming around exploring your tent and maybe trying to climb onto the new 'island' could be a real bad time. Or muskrat. Or river otter. Those animals aren't usually nocturnal, but may begin their day hours earlier than a sleepy human camper. Racoons are nocturnal and well armed for tent/raft destruction. And that's assuming a merely curious animal, and not the rare attack beaver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaver_attack
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The White Dragon posted:you better find a deep rear end lake/river then because bears dont give a gently caress about a little bit of water lol You bet your rear end I would be in the middle of a lake. If I'm camping, it's to get away from other living things.
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Some friends of mine had a boat. The trailer needed some work done, so they launched the boat. My friend took it out on the lake while her husband pulled the trailer to the shop. It’s a nice day. She pilots the boat to a quiet cove, moors it, and quickly falls asleep in the Sun. She wakes suddenly. There is a large, foul beast looming over her. It was a curious cow.
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Eh, that tent would be pretty fun if I had a cabin by a lake somewhere. Not really a family thing though, because there's no way I'm letting kids sleep in a closed deflate-able rubber dinghy
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Kith posted:You bet your rear end I would be in the middle of a lake. If I'm camping, it's to get away from other living things. I'm afraid that won't work. Most lakes are swarming with plesiosaurs.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm afraid that won't work. Most lakes are swarming with plesiosaurs. What if ogo pogo is friendly?
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Facebook Aunt posted:I was just thinking that. You'd need to be real familiar with the local critters. I imagine things could go poorly for you in gator country too. Just think of the snakes. Snakes LOVE to climb out of water onto things.
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Could someone please explain what this tweet means I assume being Jewish is relevant
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Platystemon posted:Some friends of mine had a boat. did it tell her to moove along?
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Yellow Yoshi posted:Could someone please explain what this tweet means Moses. Baby Moses was put in a basket and sent floating down the river to avoid a purge. He was found by pharaoh's daughter/sister/wife who raised the baby as her own son. Egyptian princes have many responsibilities.
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Yellow Yoshi posted:Could someone please explain what this tweet means Moses
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Well it's more that being the prophet and spiritual leader and emancipator of your people comes with a lot of responsibilities but that's the gist of it yeah.
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