Organization Chat

[Bread]

Guys...do you know what day it is tomorrow?

It's payday, am I right fellow last-working-day-of-the-monthers?

[NateDog]

Guys...do you know what day it is tomorrow?

It's payday, am I right fellow last-working-day-of-the-monthers?

I have worked one job where I got paid monthly and I hope I'll never have to do it again.

black king

[Kestrel]

Hey everyone! I'm back from my hike. I had planned 10 days but I was so exhausted I took a day off to rest. 11 days and a little over 100 miles.

Spoiler:

[black king]

Stunning view! I'm not super outdoorsy but that does fill me with wonder and makes me want to get off my butt and go outside.

[HolySpawn]

Hikes would be the literal death of me, i sweat so much its actually embarrassing and idk why that is. Just shitty genetics i guess

[NateDog]

Hey everyone! I'm back from my hike. I had planned 10 days but I was so exhausted I took a day off to rest. 11 days and a little over 100 miles.

Spoiler:

Well done! Phenomenal photos. I'd love to hike if I had the time to properly acclimatise myself to it.

[Kestrel]

Hey everyone! I'm back from my hike. I had planned 10 days but I was so exhausted I took a day off to rest. 11 days and a little over 100 miles.

Spoiler:

Well done! Phenomenal photos. I'd love to hike if I had the time to properly acclimatise myself to it.

It started back when I was a little kid going on 'adventures' in the woods behind where I lived. The Marine Corps is what really got me into the long distance, heavyweight hiking. I loved every bit of it, and nowadays I try to do it often enough to keep myself sharp. I'm fortunate to live in an area now where I can freely roam with a rifle pretty much wherever I want. Back in January I went ice climbing up the tallest mountain in Wyoming. It was a 46 mile hike and took me about 6 days to get up the mountain and down again. The wind was absolutely ridiculous and the chill got down below -60 degrees. Every minute resting was spent in a tiny ice cave I'd dig on the side of the slope. Sounds shitty, but there's something about that kind of stress that makes you feel alive.

It's funny that I can deal with pretty much everything the elements and nature throws at me, in all climbs and places, but the moment I get home I start freaking the fuck out over bills lol. The consequences of the Industrial Revolution and all that

[bames]

Hey everyone! I'm back from my hike. I had planned 10 days but I was so exhausted I took a day off to rest. 11 days and a little over 100 miles.

Spoiler:

Well done! Phenomenal photos. I'd love to hike if I had the time to properly acclimatise myself to it.

It started back when I was a little kid going on 'adventures' in the woods behind where I lived. The Marine Corps is what really got me into the long distance, heavyweight hiking. I loved every bit of it, and nowadays I try to do it often enough to keep myself sharp. I'm fortunate to live in an area now where I can freely roam with a rifle pretty much wherever I want. Back in January I went ice climbing up the tallest mountain in Wyoming. It was a 46 mile hike and took me about 6 days to get up the mountain and down again. The wind was absolutely ridiculous and the chill got down below -60 degrees. Every minute resting was spent in a tiny ice cave I'd dig on the side of the slope. Sounds shitty, but there's something about that kind of stress that makes you feel alive.

It's funny that I can deal with pretty much everything the elements and nature throws at me, in all climbs and places, but the moment I get home I start freaking the fuck out over bills lol. The consequences of the Industrial Revolution and all that

are you solid snake

[black king]

I'm reading that in David Hayter's voice now.

[HolySpawn]

Someone use AI to add Davids voice reading it