Kevin LaCroix
Adventurist
Bwahaaaaaa, Good one.What if I told you that, if we take less “stuff”, we won’t need a trailer?
The Random Thoughts Thread
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Kevin LaCroix
Adventurist
I will be taking less stuff after I get my moto next week. Less gut will help too.
Saving money by not getting the doors or top.
J30 is out, I have other plans
Hmmm, I was unaware there were other options at this point. Who did you talk to at OVX when I wasn’t looking?
Gallowbraid
Adventurist
Sir this is America, the home of "more stuff". You take that hippie talk back to Canada where it belongs.
Yeah, we've seen your garage...
Optimistic Paranoid
Adventurist
You're right! How did this man not get blackballed by the admissions committee?!
Gallowbraid
Adventurist
I own multiples of the same tool because I'm a patriotic American supporting capitalism and the American economy.
Or because I typically lay said tool down during a project and promptly lose it, causing me to go get the second one. Upon having the duplicate tool in hand I will promptly find the first tool. This is my system and it works for me.
This system finds my ownership of common tools increasing exponentially. For example I own 5 tape measures... I think @Twin Magnolias and I used three of them installing a box on his trailer.
Zam15
Adventurist
Thinking about picking up one of these plates for my truck, I'm over California. If I say here I'll likely never be able to get into a home (without a sugar mama). Looking for a job transfer with my company as they have facilities around Colorado Springs. Centrally located with quick access to Texas, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming... I could explore for years!
I'll miss the beach but I don't even go that often, I can be back in San Diego with a 2 hour flight.
I feel the winters and and altitude will take the most to get used to.
I'll miss the beach but I don't even go that often, I can be back in San Diego with a 2 hour flight.
I feel the winters and and altitude will take the most to get used to.
Garrett
Adventurist
Thinking about picking up one of these plates for my truck, I'm over California. If I say here I'll likely never be able to get into a home (without a sugar mama). Looking for a job transfer with my company as they have facilities around Colorado Springs. Centrally located with quick access to Texas, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming... I could explore for years!
I'll miss the beach but I don't even go that often, I can be back in San Diego with a 2 hour flight.
I feel the winters and and altitude will take the most to get used to.
Not gonna lie, that's been my 5-year roadmap. Ideally executing before 2021 EOY. Just getting the house ready to rent out and putting in a little more time here in SB. We have offices in Denver and CO Springs so also just waiting for something to open up.
Gallowbraid
Adventurist
When the heck did the San Diego airport get so busy? Knew I should have driven back to John Wayne...
Gallowbraid
Adventurist
John Wayne. Hands down my favorite airport in the USA
And now I'm homesick... thanks
If I could afford it (and it were governed by normal human beings) I'd live in SoCal. The 8 months I spent there in 2016 were fantastic.
Now that I think of it...John Wayne is probably in my top 5. Hartsfield and JFK are, oddly, also in that list. I dislike Tampa, Las Vegas and Orlando.
Lafayette Louisiana is fun because it has two gates and if you go through security (which is a guy on a stool at the gate) with your expensive pocket knife still in your pocket, they'll go get your checked luggage and let you place it inside.
For me it’s LAX. Followed by Dallas.
Dallas rolls up the damn sidewalks at night. Spent the night there once on orders, had a cancelled flight. No restaurants open, no stores/kiosks open. Nada. Even the USO, once I finally found it, was closed. Dallas airport SUCKS.
Twin Magnolias
Adventurist
Agreed. I spent an eight hour layover there because of overbooked flights and I was on standby, so I couldn't leave. I had to check in with the desk every hour. I haven't lost anything in DFW that I can't get somewhere else, including a connecting flight.
ETA: ATL is kinda fun because they include a scavenger hunt in every flight. There's no fun like racing from one terminal to the next to find which gate your flight has been moved to.