Wooley12 Trigger Warning

[Bobby Stainless]

Some like to hang with folks out of their comfort zone and be open.

That sounds horrible.

[Bromontana]

Some like to hang with folks out of their comfort zone and be open.

You mean like guys in the bushes near truck stops?

[wooley12]

It tastes better than it sounds.

[TAFKALVS]

You mean like guys in the bushes near truck stops?

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[wooley12]

You mean like guys in the bushes near truck stops?

Don't know about any bushes but talking to truckers at the truck stop up the road about their life behind the wheel is a good learning experience. The Mormon Pageant was always a fun and offered a new insight. Wish I had the courage to visit The Jungle by I-5.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Don't know about any bushes but talking to truckers at the truck stop up the road about their life behind the wheel is a good learning experience. The Mormon Pageant was always a fun and offered a new insight. Wish I had the courage to visit The Jungle by I-5.

You've led a sheltered life, huh?

[wooley12]

In Spades. 9 years lining up every morning in a shirt and knit tie, whole life in the same town, same neighbors for 30 years. I'm like a starving person at a smorgasbord. I'd do it again but I'm glad I chucked it all and hit the road.
instead of heading for a 50+ golf community.

[Bromontana]

Don't know about any bushes

cool, just checking. Mrs Wooley picked a good apple.

Wish I had the courage to visit The Jungle by I-5.

I'm going to The Jungle on the Aquarius Plateau later this summer. It's 10,400' but with the ingredients we're bringing a push much higher than that will be in the cards.

https://www.mountainproject.com/v/ju...teau/106494756

[wooley12]

Met the Mrs when I came to school unprepared as usual and borrowed a pen from her on the first day of Algebra class. She's had a long time to train me and started with a blank sheet of paper. Ha! Just remembered. My current alias pic is the poster she gave me a couple of years later.

and we have a different kind of jungle here in the west that I am unfamiliar with.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

I was worried that you were going to let this vanity project falter.

[shroom]

I will pay $100 to watch you steal the new BBQ I saw em settin up down there last week. shit looked stainless

[Bromontana]

and we have a different kind of jungle here in the west that I am unfamiliar with.

How may people live there?

[wooley12]

Too many. For some reason it really pisses me off.

[NW_SKIER]

Too many. For some reason it really pisses me off.

Why? You want that spot?

[Bromontana]

Why? You want that spot?

Probably because the spot is a poster child for America going forward. A city creates half a dozen billionaires while letting non-achievers die in filth. Resource scarcity is no longer an excuse, it's simply resource management that puts these spots on the map.

[wooley12]

50+ years later why do I still remember the small ink drawing in that school book. Two kids my age huddled against the cold and sitting on the sidewalk in front of a restaurant window where two fat fucks were laughing while they enjoyed a meal. The message was about the failure of communism to benefit the needy. Tent cities piss me off because they are a symptom of the failure of capitalism when money worshiped. When the dead newborn was found in the brush near a homeless camp 7 miles from Bill Gates house, that REALLY pissed me of. When I hear folks say to me that they don't deserve help because the homeless have made poor life choices, the conversation gets real uncomfortable for them. I can be a pissed off Tom Joad at when it's called for.

I'm from NYS. The NYS constitution says that the citizens of the state are responsible to see that every citizen has a roof over their head. There are still homeless for sure but they have a legal standing to be provided for. I don't know what is in the state constitution in WA. Bulldozers have been seriously considered as a" solution".