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It’s easy to laugh at someone like Kevin or Jarod, but these kids ending up like this is kind of a bummer. This might not end well.
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I really don’t think it will end up well.It’s easy to laugh at someone like Kevin or Jarod, but these kids ending up like this is kind of a bummer. This might not end well.
It's still somewhat workable in the sense that Jarrod seemingly has a job and they've got a car. They've got food and firewood coming in, and a way off the mountain. The concerning thing is Jarrod's saying the Suburban "has either a bad wheel bearing or bad cv joint/axle". If that car breaks down and they're stranded on top of that mountain, they're not all getting down it alive.It’s easy to laugh at someone like Kevin or Jarod, but these kids ending up like this is kind of a bummer. This might not end well.
I think that's pretty much a guarantee - Jarrod got left behind when Penny left and he'd been reaching out to other transanarchist groups.I wonder if this crew are the squatters who occupied the tranch and added anarchist graffiti and trashed Bonnie’s car, after Penny and co bailed.
The maniac is trying to cook a perpetual stew or master stock,
Yeah, then they'll be eatin' good.He should teach them how to forage and get them to pull their own weight, but misery is what he signed up for and I'm here to laugh at it.
Good to see the three goals do not include vegetables, mushrooms or farming."Our goals eventually are to form a cooperative vegetable and mushroom farm where we can build autonomy, horizontal politics, and mutual aid networks."
...I see J has learned absolutely jack shit from his time on the Trench.
Sounds like an interesting sequel. I will be watching with great interest and great horror.Tranch IV: Donner Girl Party
Well duh they don't need a CO detector; they already know from the GPS that they haven't left the snow-swept mountains of CO.I would be surprised if they had a CO detector and be shocked if it had batteries and was in date.
Well, that's clearly a mentally stable individual who should definitely be in possession of firearms.So apparently born 23rd November 2003 and has recently been diagnosed with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder - there's other tweets). He's certainly medicated and self harms
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I think I'm placing my bet for most likely cause of imminent troon death on sepsis from an infected wound
I'll give them points because it doesn't transform into a robot.The fact that he put an over priced tri-fold entrenching tool on the list and not a regular shovel really cements this as pure LARP for me.
A little further along the mountain range is the Stanley Hotel, the inspiration for The Shining.
My deadpool will therefore be: J, as Jack, frozen against a tree with rictus grin. One rescuer, summoned bytelepathyTwitter will be lying beside their snowmobile, axed in the neck. The two young guys (found inside the tent with REDRUM scrawled on the side) will survive and go on to live wholesome lives, shocked into normalcy by the horror they endured on the mountain. The fourth member will confusingly only be seen in a fleeting sex scene involving a bear.
This may be a stupid question but if their truck broke down where are they getting power to charge up phones?And then they fucking shoot you in a paranoid drug fuelled psychosis.
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It still runs, I guess it’s just making a worrying noise when driven. J is still travelling to work in it I would think. Worst case would be if the transmission explodes on the way up the canyon leaving the weaker ones trapped up there.This may be a stupid question but if their truck broke down where are they getting power to charge up phones?
Who has ever, in any context said "back in my day we used to eat lesbians for breakfast"?
That’s a good point.Is it legal to keep loads of guns in a tent? I thought you had to keep them secure in at least some way. But then I'm not au fait with gun laws, and I know they vary from states.
But it seems pretty... Accidental discharge, or theft risk goes through the (canvas) roof