Welcome to the Promised Land (a nice reality check for some folks)

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Originally Posted by SA Friday

Wow, this guy can ramble about the same thing for a long time. I'm pretty sure Hemmingway rolled over in his grave when it was typed.

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LOL! Indeed. We live in an ADD Society, you gotta get to the point soon or it is pretty much useless

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Originally Posted by Stuart

I think with a rocket stove you could boil 5 gallons of water with a lot less wood. I haven't built one yet though.

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Maybe I am not good at figuring the weights of wood, but I am a regular camper/backpacker. I have a few different types of stoves, but I also cook and boil water over open fire. To me it just doesn't seem like it is that much wood to boil that much water. At the same time, I don't boil 5 gallons at once, I certainly don't have a huge pot that I backpack with all of the time. I boil very small amounts, that I plan on consuming.

You saying you don't have crawfish boil/camping trips? Weirdo.

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Originally Posted by Stuart

You saying you don't have crawfish boil/camping trips? Weirdo.

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Alright Stuart Calm Down!!!

And no, I don't have Crawfish Boil/Camping Trips!

"What can you bring to the table?"

... I can play a mean trumpet.....




I'm gonna die..... sad...

To get a better understanding of the original post, just watch the movie, "The Road".

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Originally Posted by BigBear

"What can you bring to the table?"

... I can play a mean trumpet.....




I'm gonna die..... sad...

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Ya know, when it comes to survival, often times even the Strongest (physically) Men/Women, break down mentally. A good musician could make a world of difference. Sounds like you DO have something to bring to the table.

[Beer]

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Originally Posted by BigBear

"What can you bring to the table?"

... I can play a mean trumpet.....




I'm gonna die..... sad...

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Well - it does depend on where you are located...
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/bott...15/trumpet.jpg

On a related note:
Mean trumpet vs. angry trumpet - which is more difficult to play...

lol, thanks for the pep talk. I'd still die though. I'm a fat dude and the hungry mobs could feed off me for years! HAHA.

Rule #1: Cardio! (I'm actually pretty decently in shape, just a big fellow)

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Originally Posted by funkfool

Well - it does depend on where you are located...
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/bott...15/trumpet.jpg

On a related note:
Mean trumpet vs. angry trumpet - which is more difficult to play...

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Interesting sign... is that saying "no honking" or something? Where's it from?

Mean or Angry trumpet... I think the angry trumpet would be more difficult to play as the player must coax it to be nice and get along while playing... HAHA.