gnarcoregrizz

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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
I've been semi-hooked on counter-strike for the past few years. I started getting into it again after I got sick, and now some of my long distance high school and college friends jumped on the bandwagon again and we play regularly. Its
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
RV parks are usually just full of retirees, and they are also expensive ($100/night+ for the centrally located ones in cities). The nice ones usually put a limit on how long you can stay there too. I ended up boondocking most of the ti
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
Its a great lens. It would be my pick for the best Canon lens as an all-arounder (either that or the 24-70L, but iirc that one is much heavier). The sensors are so good nowadays that you can shoot well in low light even with the f/4 ap
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
Hah, i bet its way higher. Anyone that owns their own business like that is probably fudging their income numbers and writing off as much as they can. I wouldn't be surprised if the income was 2-20x higher for established self employed
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
It seems like OP is already halfway to the RV lifestyle, and he's probably in close proximity to dump stations, so he might as well dispose of it in the 'correct' manner rather than throwing it in dumpsters meant for trash.
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
There are lots of sewers for human waste at truck stops, some gas stations, and parks that he could dump it down, I would rather do that than throw it in a dumpster.
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
Stealth camping is nerve racking, and its never that stealth, you can always tell when someone is sleeping in their van.
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
I was able to "offroad" a bit in my class C RV to get to dispersed camping spots, most of the forest roads were fine. Driving it was also nice since you are pretty much king of the road. Overall, I'm glad I had the class C, e
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
This resonated with me: "Life is easy. Humans are fucking badass -- we absolutely dominate our environment and are so smart and powerful." I really understood that in the desert in Utah, where I got the feeling that I wasn't
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by gnarcoregrizz 10y ago
Its possible if you have a remote job, even if you don't have a lot of money. I ditched the apartment, bought an RV and have been traveling across the US for a bit. Its cheaper than flying and hotels, and the RV cost about a year of re