This made me think of a certain member of the forum.


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"When are you coming home, dad?"
"Bro, vibe check fr."

I don't really have any aspirations and definitely no plans for life but watching videos like these all the time actually gives me just a bit of actual motivation to save up some money for a car so I can go 45 minutes or whatever to the nearest campsites and spend the night with the trees and maybe the ocean. Get off work the day before my day off and just have a mini adventure. It's the closest thing I have to a goal so I guess I might as well take it a bit seriously. I mean I already have a tent I've never used so why not? Give me someplace cool to drink at the very least.

:love: I watch these videos all the time

They are the best. Steve Wallis' stealth camping videos are a blast. Rokkit Kit's fishing videos, especially deserted island camping, are also great. Mathew Posa's epic hour+ videos with his dog Monty are probably my favs though. He's always got some kind of fort he's building. I especially love how all of these channels also happen to be cooking channels.

Organic diets quickly reduce the amount of glyphosate in people’s bodies

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OMG a five video series and they're all like 2-3 hours of one camping trip with the best dog ever? This is why I love this dude. The Star Wars trilogy would be over before I was through with watching this guy talk to his dog and chop firewood. And he's so from Minnesota that Canadians probably think he's making fun of them.

I’m watching Robert Wilson completely destroy a John Cage text - and not in a good way.
Actually, it’s pretty awful in a way that I kinda expected from Wilson.