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[–] Keelai (34864) a year ago

Didn't we all do that during the covid shutdown? I enjoyed the desolate streets.

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[–] BKB (9916) a year ago

I enjoyed walking down desolate streets when that was going on because I didn't fall for this nonsense

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[–] Keelai (34864) 10 months ago

Not nonsense because I know many people who died.

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[–] BKB (9916) 10 months ago

They died from the sheer panic the MSM unleashed on everyone on this Covid-19 farce for over 3 years and if you were elderly, this was the kiss of death to hear this and it's because of this, that many of these people died from Psychosomatic symptoms brought on by the stress of it.

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[–] Keelai (34864) 10 months ago

You need to stop. I don't appreciate your making light of people I worked with and family members of close friends who died early in the pandemic.

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[–] M1sterDoct0r (4423) a year ago

Same. Did wonders for noise pollution as well. Our street was so damn quite. I miss that.

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[–] aliensalmon (5607) a year ago

I thought about it before.

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[–] 123Guy (7281) a year ago

yes, please.
covid, more than anything in the past, showed me how fucking stupid a large majority of idiot hive mind group thinkers people really are..... hoarding toilet paper..... believing EVERY wild tale online.... ...morons. I'm fine without that large portion of stupid out there. I have great, close, small family and friend group.... nothing more needed.
I may end up at said cabin very soon.

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[–] Ticketsplease (4024) a year ago

The toilet paper thing started in Australia, made news in America and then Americans went and stocked up, creating their own shortage.

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[–] BKB (9916) a year ago

That hoarding toilet paper at the grocery store was unbelievable.. I watched this in front of my very eyes and thought to myself: How much does 1 individual possibly shit in 1 day that you needed THAT much toilet paper??

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[–] sslssg (34223) a year ago

Internet can work anywhere if you are capable.

I would totally do that. We have property in Nova Scotia for that exact purpose. Closest Costco is a 5 hour drive. Unfortunately, so is the nearest neurologist, which is why we aren't there currently.

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[–] Otter (24464) a year ago

I'd love to, it's only my concern about things like food, medical care, and safety stopping me.

And my love of travel, holing up in your bunker in the woods means never going anywhere!

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[–] PersistentViewer (2381) a year ago

In a heartbeat.

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[–] AndyKing1967 (38141) a year ago

If I was single, very easily.

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[–] [deleted] 10 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LEoW81mUXU&ab_channel=PeterSantenello

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[–] AndyKing1967 (38141) 10 months ago

He’s got the right idea, lol.

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[–] [deleted] 10 months ago

i don't see you giving up that big house and living off the grid

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[–] AndyKing1967 (38141) 10 months ago

Unlikely.

If I hadn’t of gotten, I think my life would have turned out far simpler.

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[–] TandyMan (11097) a year ago

basically already have. i bought a barn in the middle of nowhere and built an apartment in it. i'm presently converting a bus into a boondocking RV so i can disappear even farther into the fringe. when i go to town it's like a bigfoot sighting.

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[–] Mrmojo4700 (21470) 10 months ago

That sounds great

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