How much is too much

I tried stuffing all kinda things in there, nothing I had was getting it.

 

Y'all I am so grateful to have this camper. I almost forgot how miserable I was this time last year. It ain't a mcmansion but damn is it a nice place to sleep.

 

TWSS

 

So I met this girl and I hit her with "are you good at algebra?"
"Wondering if you could replace my X without asking Y"
She said, "holy shit that's a good one, keep going you're on a roll"
We have a date this weekend

 

Not as fancy as id like, but if I can keep it out of the kitchen and I don't break the golden rule (don't shit where you eat/sleep) it should work out okay.

 

I got the Ozark Trail camp toilet for camping. The disposable bags keep it from being messy or smelly. Still goes several yards outside of camp, though.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Reliance...3?classType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1600&from=/search

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Reliance...3?classType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1600&from=/search

 

Alot of the time I'm in the city and leaving "camp" would mean I'm on the soccer field or in a parking lot. LOL. I don't want to be put on that list

 

Right, I'm just explaining my use case. It could definitely be used "indoors" and the bag disposed of as needed.

 

Have an opportunity to buy a used incinolet. Anyone familiar?

 

Over here Killin the breakfast game y'all



Made my grandma and her brother breakfast in bed, gave my dog some bacon, and stuffed myself to the gills.
Hopefully the rest of the day is as good as that chow

 

Hot damn diamond Jim. Got the tag axle on the camper and everything. That is absurd.

 

Looks like a horse trailer converted into a motorhome.

 

It's gotta be close to 3000 lbs

 

Flattened the dam tires on that F350

 

Is this really a thing? I know a place that I buy ammo by the lb, but a vending machine? That is pure America right there.

 

You can buy a handgun from a vending machine?

 

Maybe a BB or pellet gun. Firearms require background checks in every state, so no vending machines for pew pews.

 

Ya I didn't think that was a real thing, but also Texas, so I had to ask.

 

Bumper Dumper and a shovel ftw

 

Understandable, but stuff like that is just a meme to make the countries that are terrified of guns and American gun culture soil themselves.

 

I talked to a brit about gun laws, absolutely ridiculous. Anything over .22 has to be single action. Poor bastards, meanwhile I'm over here like "I need a couple more to be complete"

 

This much is too much.

 

It's like he threw a class C motorhome in the bed of the truck.

 

I’ll admit that I might have actually pooed a little. As easy as it is to posses a handgun in the US a vending machine with hand guns wouldn’t surprise me. As a Canadian we can have hand guns but it’s strictly controlled on their use. I personally have a collection of long guns used for hunting, skeet shooting and plinking.

 

I just sat at this food bank for an hour and half watching big ass families get big ass boxes of chow. Then got turned away because they only serve so much a day. It would be so nice if they would actually prioritize homeless people instead of giving it to people who just take advantage of the shit. Literal families of 6, all wearing goddam $200 shoes get help, but I climb out the camper in fuckin flip flops and get turned away. Absolutely fucking disgusted right now

 

Sell one of them pew pews and get you some grub man. Or hit up the Salvation Army, or a local church outreach.

 

As much as I want to sell the guns, I'll never get what they are worth for em and id regret it later. I already miss my SD and only got $100 for it.
What would be really cool is someone would call me back and hire my ass!! These places act like they are so damn desperate for people but drag their feet on actually hiring anybody and it's getting real old, real fuckin fast

 

It's not as easy as the media paints it. There is no such thing as the "gun show loophole" or other anti-gun propaganda myths.

 

Every time I've pawned a gun I've had to wait at least 3 days for a "proceed" before I could pick it up. On 2 occasions I've had to wait for "grady day."
Whatever that means