Iceweasel
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Janitor closets in a hospital. I had graveyard hours Fri & Sat nights cleaning ER & OR mostly. Not much work an a lot of time. So I had my favorite closets but always looked busy goin' in and out.
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Mine was on a bench where people cut fish and bait at the end of a fishing pier.....
You couldn't set up a tent anywhere?While hiking the Appalachian Trail we used to have food packages sent ahead "general delivery". When we'd arrive after the post office closed we often had no where to sleep until morning. The one place no one would notice us was the local graveyard.
Not in town. We would have food drop shipped to a town near the trail, hitch or walk to town. If we missed the PO we were screwed. Would wait til dark, go slip into the local graveyard. No one goes there at night.You couldn't set up a tent anywhere?While hiking the Appalachian Trail we used to have food packages sent ahead "general delivery". When we'd arrive after the post office closed we often had no where to sleep until morning. The one place no one would notice us was the local graveyard.
Oh, that's different than here. Mt. Rainier is one of the popular hikes with those drop zones, you can hike the whole loop. Ain't no towns around.Not in town. We would have food drop shipped to a town near the trail, hitch or walk to town. If we missed the PO we were screwed. Would wait til dark, go slip into the local graveyard. No one goes there at night.You couldn't set up a tent anywhere?While hiking the Appalachian Trail we used to have food packages sent ahead "general delivery". When we'd arrive after the post office closed we often had no where to sleep until morning. The one place no one would notice us was the local graveyard.
Yeah the AT goes through populated areas NJ, Conn, Mass. It ended up being one of the best parts of the trip. Locals got to recognize you as hikers and were for the most part wonderful.Oh, that's different than here. Mt. Rainier is one of the popular hikes with those drop zones, you can hike the whole loop. Ain't no towns around.Not in town. We would have food drop shipped to a town near the trail, hitch or walk to town. If we missed the PO we were screwed. Would wait til dark, go slip into the local graveyard. No one goes there at night.You couldn't set up a tent anywhere?While hiking the Appalachian Trail we used to have food packages sent ahead "general delivery". When we'd arrive after the post office closed we often had no where to sleep until morning. The one place no one would notice us was the local graveyard.
Trail Angels come in all kinds and forms.Yeah the AT goes through populated areas NJ, Conn, Mass. It ended up being one of the best parts of the trip. Locals got to recognize you as hikers and were for the most part wonderful.Oh, that's different than here. Mt. Rainier is one of the popular hikes with those drop zones, you can hike the whole loop. Ain't no towns around.Not in town. We would have food drop shipped to a town near the trail, hitch or walk to town. If we missed the PO we were screwed. Would wait til dark, go slip into the local graveyard. No one goes there at night.You couldn't set up a tent anywhere?While hiking the Appalachian Trail we used to have food packages sent ahead "general delivery". When we'd arrive after the post office closed we often had no where to sleep until morning. The one place no one would notice us was the local graveyard.
First town we got stuck in was in PA. Locals sent us to the town hall. As we walked in a little old man smoking a cigar and holding a mop stepped out of closet and said "give me a minute we'll figure something out". Turned out he was the mayor, a sixth grade math teacher and the local scout master. Took us to the town park turned on the electricity and water and let us sleep in the gazebo for two days.
Another little town let us sleep in the jail. There are some good people in the world.
Funniest part was the same questions we got from guys in pickup trucks.
1 Y'all coming from Georgia? No we started in PA.
2 Y'all going all the way to Maine? Yeah.
3 See any snakes? Yeah lots.
4 Want a cold beer? Silly question.
Amen. They also create more Trail Angels!Trail Angels come in all kinds and forms.Yeah the AT goes through populated areas NJ, Conn, Mass. It ended up being one of the best parts of the trip. Locals got to recognize you as hikers and were for the most part wonderful.Oh, that's different than here. Mt. Rainier is one of the popular hikes with those drop zones, you can hike the whole loop. Ain't no towns around.Not in town. We would have food drop shipped to a town near the trail, hitch or walk to town. If we missed the PO we were screwed. Would wait til dark, go slip into the local graveyard. No one goes there at night.You couldn't set up a tent anywhere?While hiking the Appalachian Trail we used to have food packages sent ahead "general delivery". When we'd arrive after the post office closed we often had no where to sleep until morning. The one place no one would notice us was the local graveyard.
First town we got stuck in was in PA. Locals sent us to the town hall. As we walked in a little old man smoking a cigar and holding a mop stepped out of closet and said "give me a minute we'll figure something out". Turned out he was the mayor, a sixth grade math teacher and the local scout master. Took us to the town park turned on the electricity and water and let us sleep in the gazebo for two days.
Another little town let us sleep in the jail. There are some good people in the world.
Funniest part was the same questions we got from guys in pickup trucks.
1 Y'all coming from Georgia? No we started in PA.
2 Y'all going all the way to Maine? Yeah.
3 See any snakes? Yeah lots.
4 Want a cold beer? Silly question.
Goddamnit... You just need a good, bony cock. Then you will no longer need the booze and drugs.The bathroom floor near the toilet after throwing up and passing out.
been there, done that.....
also fell asleep in the bathtub after drinking 2 bottles of wine in about 30 minutes... begging my husband for help.. he was very sympathetic.... "Don't f'ing drink!" (.... nice...)
Waking up with vomit in your hair and then still feeling drunk, so just decide to open a beer for breakfast. Yeah, but now I don't drink anymore. I used to drink a lot with my dad and sister, but then decided to quit and they still drank and of course they died in 2013 5 months apart.
Pot's better then drinking, but lately just the past couple months I've leaned more toward prescription drugs. The other day I fell asleep in a chair and my partner found all these klonopins spilled all over the floor and got so MAD![]()
I'm trying to get my Dr to prescribe Xanax, Klon, Librium or Valium but he won't.
I made the mistake of telling him I was an alcoholic so I may need to find a new Dr.
I will play along, Binzi. After a few hours of throwing down many, many gin martinis I passed out, went to sleep, while stand there at a urinal to take a leak. I went completely limp (except my rod, of course) and crashed into the pisser and the wall, then the floor. I am tall, which exacerbated the spill. I was bruised up pretty good for a few days.
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I will play along, Binzi. After a few hours of throwing down many, many gin martinis I passed out, went to sleep, while stand there at a urinal to take a leak. I went completely limp (except my rod, of course) and crashed into the pisser and the wall, then the floor. I am tall, which exacerbated the spill. I was bruised up pretty good for a few days.
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It's better than passing out on the couch, in the middle of a party, flat on your back, with your mouth open and having about 6 of your friends standing around your head with their dicks out and taking polaroid's of just your face and the dicks.it's gross... but probably not that strange ....![]()