Search results

Is that... the outside of the asylum?

I just now ghetto-rigged a clamp out of twine for a hose that has a split in it under my hood, started the engine, and pressed the gas whenever it sputtered (this was in park). This got it running sounding like a normal, mechanically sound engine and I let it idle for 8 minutes before I shut it...

Here are (were) my methods for getting rid of the bodily outputs when out in nature (which in my area means "the woods"), mostly based on my readings about composting and how important the carbon:nitrogen balance is to getting a nice, non-disgusting pile. Also moisture, air, etc., but C:N ratio...

LOL! Also, I also live in Connecticut (if that's what the CT in your screen name refers to).

First knock on the window just now. Seemed to think I had someone else in the vehicle (I don't... seriously considering never allowing another human into my vehicle again since the coworker's driving).

Long story short, I let the coworker drive and he pushed the machine way too hard and now it won't start. I'm still vandwelling (that's what it's called no matter the vehicle's body type, right?) with no plans to stop, but not mobile for a while. Trying to make that time as short as possible. So...

I'm actually seriously considering writing "Tits, search warrant, or stay the **** out." in marker on my driver's side and possibly other windows, or maybe even make it a bumper sticker if I can. (Dunno whether the police would really need a warrant to legally enter my vehicle, plus I'm not...

Was planning on urban to stay close to work, but now that you mention it, I do live in a mostly-rural area, so I might find a nice quiet spot out in the woods or something. I've been sleeping in my passenger seat (haven't had the time and space to figure out how to remove the back seats) and...

Oh, and: Great name I picked for myself, huh? :)

Forgot to add: 1. Don't Fear The Reaper. 2. I got a driver's license specifically to do this (been a bicyclist most of my adult life), so driving is still a very new experience for me. 3. The minivan needs a lot of work, but I'm willing to put in what's necessary.

Hi! I bought a shitty but reliable minivan 4 days ago and moved out of my apartment (well, room I was renting) the same day and basically been living in the minivan ever since. I've been planning on this for about a year now although I wanted a larger vehicle ($). I've been homeless on and off...