Cpt. Stud Beefpile
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I'll donate 1000...in return for the current passwords to every single social media account. From all 4 of them.
Whaddya say, do wez have a DEAL?
Whaddya say, do wez have a DEAL?
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They're not down in Custer County anymore though. They're west of Boulder at 8000-8500' in the middle of a lovely forest with plenty of places that bears, cougars, and moose love to roam around in.At their altitude and weather condition bears are not much of a concern. The big thing is what little I've seen of the area is not really what bears like. They need trees and foliage for cover , rocky areas with nooks and such for dens also streams and rivers with fishes. Its early enough in the season though that some bears might not be in full hunker down mode, but with those temps its unlikely. Most animals like elk will move down to around 3-4k feet when the temperature gets that cold. Their area is very much high desert, like Wyoming very windy and icy, shit get real, fast, and none of these shitbags know the first thing about the outdoors as evident by current behavior.
This is going to make great youtube video's in the future. Like that one about those 5 guys who just randomly went in to the woods together in the cold and ended up all dead.They're not down in Custer County anymore though. They're west of Boulder at 8000-8500' in the middle of a lovely forest with plenty of places that bears, cougars, and moose love to roam around in.
And an average of 140" of snow a year. And low temps in January are around 10F. Have fun, boys!
Brianna Wu lives in Massachusetts tho.We don't but if they are freezing to death in the wilderness we get enough found footage to make a troon version of Blair Witch about their demise at the hands of a wendigo.
In the deadpool for them managing to survive the winter by coming down the mountain to grift food and shelter, but death by poisoning when Fedposter J decides to do some foraging and makes something like artemisia tea. He makes it highly concentrated for that heckin indigenous femme validation and they all get sickened from thujone.Can someone smarter than me start a death pool on these creeps?
I am taking carbon monoxide poisoning.
It is hard to get a tent to seal that tight but others have done it.
Many times it comes down to "Cutting the wood small enough to fit in the stove sucks.
I will just leave the door open and prop a big ol' log in there."
That's a good way to get more smoke in the tent than up the chimney.
I would be surprised if they had a CO detector and be shocked if it had batteries and was in date.
The sensors in most CO detectors wear out in about 5 years.
The fancier ones commit suicide when that happens and just beep a code that says "I am dead. Replace me!"
The cheaper ones just keep on running even though they can no longer detect CO.
Thanks for attending my Ted talk on CO.
I don't think there's any evidence that they've fallen out. But Jarrod basically got abandoned by Penny when Penny upped sticks with his polycule and fled to Tranch 3.0. Ironically it does seem they could have brought Jarrod, giving Kevin's now got a new "girlfriend", although perhaps that person lives elsewhere... but Jarrod wouldn't have been able to bring three other people, which is what he'd be wanting to do now they're all homeless together. Plus even if that was an option, I suspect Jarrod wouldn't want to kowtow to Penny and dilute his power dynamic now he's had a play of being king-of-the-castle.That's crazy, I thought Phil was on good terms with Fedposter J. Enough to offer him a sleeping bag on the floor of the spare game room at least. Maybe he realized the whole solidarity trans-sisterhood socialist LARP doesn't work and said no to thefreeloaders"girlfriends".
No, no, Jen isn't with them, he's off living with Penny....their demise at the hands of a wendigo.
It's an ice encrusted tarp. I can't tell if it's a ground sheet or a tent wall, but it's confusing because Jarrod said they were having to pack up the tent to avoid it getting shredded in gales (so you'd assume they'd have packed this away? Did they try and keep the tent up after all?)
These are social media addicts with the survival skill of a dodo. They's ded.Hopefully that was just a groundsheet frozen on the ground and they are huddled together in the truck.
It's the unknown unknown; it's hard to know what it is that you don't know. Same with the Death Valley Germans, just a different climate.1) They're too stupid to realize how much trouble they're likely in. People get themselves dead in national parks all the time; some people think they're in a theme park.
You can just identify as breathing air and not water to not drown. EZ GG.It's the unknown unknown; it's hard to know what it is that you don't know. Same with the Death Valley Germans, just a different climate.
And fellow troon Zinnia Jones has been posting for a literal year about the ongoing existential awakening he had... due to tipping over a kayak in a Florida state park.
He's invented his own (shitty) religion and will not shut up about his near-death and rebirth, with occasional whining about how the government should not just tell you to wear a life jacket, but tell you really seriously, because he did not truly understand until then that the physical world is real and it is possible to drown in water.
Troons, man.
These are social media addicts with the survival skill of a dodo. They's ded.
About the only one of these they do is lumber around like the loud, noisy men they are. Just that is probably going to deter most of these kitties.
It's a big kitty,
Part of me kind of admires the desire to do something that isn't "Sit in a hovel and collect disability."Why do they put themselves through this? Is clout chasing on twitter really worth living in a tent in the middle of winter?
It's a big kitty,boysgirls! I can deal with this, I know kitties!
Dilator PassDyatlov Pass incident but with troons.
Are we sure that's ice? 'Cause at a glance it kinda looks like something else.