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If you're specifically talking about riding freight trains and camping under bridges The whole gamut. Crustpunks, oogles, hippies, old timer hobos, dropouts, s
by michaelchisari 12y ago
If you're specifically talking about riding freight trains and camping under bridges
The whole gamut. Crustpunks, oogles, hippies, old timer hobos, dropouts, scumfucks, trainhoppers, wobblies, squatters, etc. Although my experience is America (US & Canada), I know it's different elsewhere.
It's not bad. I just don't think it's quite so romantic. It just is.
- tcdent 12y agoEnjoying our exchange. Admittedly risking taking the back-and-forth too far, but: Entrepreneurs, ninja coders, CTOs, sysadmins, dorm startups, progressive syntaxes, ergonomic chairs. It's not bad, just not as romantic as the freedom to travel.
- michaelchisari 12y agoOh, no, I would argue that stuff is bad. I think startup culture is generally toxic, held together only by the exceedingly rare promise of success.
- dethstar 12y agoI used to find some romance in that. I don't know why, just did. Some crustie ate a pizza crust (no pun intended I guess) I threw in the trash once and I felt terrible.