4 ms·

I'm surprised "having a bonfire" isn't on this list, but I'm afraid to see how detrimental it might be. The nostalgia factor is sort of wearing off now that I'

I'm surprised "having a bonfire" isn't on this list, but I'm afraid to see how detrimental it might be. The nostalgia factor is sort of wearing off now that I'm 40 and don't want my clothes to smell bad or have a low-key asthma attack. The last time I went camping in a campground and everyone had a fire going, the whole park was completely choked with smoke that it made going for a walk really crappy. It's such a weird activity, driving cars out to the woods to pay to burn dead trees.

brbsix 5y ago
Pretty close to being on the list. "Have a really smoky fire at home. Life cost: 1 day" Considering the close association of food, warmth, security and socialization with the habitual use of fire for at the very least several hundred thousand years of human history, is it really any surprise that some people still enjoy the practice? https://dynomight.net/air/#:~:text=Have%20a%20really,1%20day https://dynomight.net/air/#:~:text=Have%20a%20really,1%20day
- MauranKilom 5y ago
  Well, would you consider a cozy fire with family to be worth giving one day of your life for? I mean, what do you live for?