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I was starting to think maybe it was like a group activity…like everyone throw your truck in a ditch to see who gets out first. Lol.

It’s all good practice anyway, for the next time we decide we need to practice recovery. You can never practice enough.

Good times man.

 

Well, maybe we need to add that to our group activity list.

 

Maybe we can win stupid prizes!

Actually though, that sounds like fun. Weren’t the old Camel trophy races basically just racing to end of each stage, where everybody would do a “let’s get stuck activity”? I may be oversimplifying it lol

 

They only used British made vehicles. I doubt any of them ever made it to the finish line. The winches never worked because of Lucas electrical systems. And I never really got into tea...

 

Sounds to me like you are in for camping

 

Just talking about it, taking inventory of my cold weather gear, checking maps, etc doesnt mean I’m gonna do it.

 

Some things in life are far more fun to ponder than to actually do.

hmmmm, exercise is one of those.

 

That's what spooning is for, duh. @Supr4Lo has dib's on little spoon usually.

Weightlifting is cathartic!

 

So is beer......and coffee.

 

Whatever…

 

Ah, I am big spoon only!! Come on @WiscoPat you should know that!

I also attend the Iron church. If I didn't lift I'd probably end up going on a stabbing spree.

 

You guys cracks me up lol.


I’ve heard about weight lifting being cathartic. It’s good to be into something that offers a release.

In my case though, Im more worried that I’d release something I shouldn’t. Like something embarrasing, or something requiring medical attention.

 

Thats what my bike is for...

 

My motorcycling buddy has some of those. I thought: whatever, don't really see a point. I bought a pair on a whim....love them!

 

Pricy, but they sure do look much more convenient than the ones I have.

 

Stabbing sprees can be very cathartic!

 

Finally ran out of Yellowstone to watch and started going down a truck camping set up rabbit hole. Found this guy for anyone looking for another channel. Sure it's a Ford, sure he's from MN, but it's a good well to draw ideas from. I really like the butcher block and slide out kitchen. The young inexperienced part of me wants to settle on the Decked system eventually. That comes with suspension upgrades needed and a lot of space to sacrifice as well as less flexibility with customizing. In the meantime, I'm really starting to like the idea of following something like this that can evolve over time to my needs. Even if it doesn't end up being permanent, I think it's worth the time and work it'll entail over just buying something. What do you guys think? And I'd be really interested in learning from the guys that sleep in their truck on here with a similar set up.