OK, Alone is fantastic.
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Maybe I've read too many survival books (Adrift: Seventy-six Days Lost At Sea at way too young an age) and too much frontier history, but I was genuinely expecting this to be like 90 days, minimum. Half of them have already gone home.
Dude is still on this boat nonsense. I mean, cool, you built a boat and it floats, so far. But, where are you going to go in a boat?
I'm calling it. Alan is going to win. Made a food camp far from his sleeping camp? Man knows what's up.
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I'm calling it. Alan is going to win. Made a food camp far from his sleeping camp? Man knows what's up.
Oh, but Sam is still cruising. Good shelter, has plenty of food, I dunno if he's cooking at home, or not, but he's clearly been outside more than a few times.
The boatman is not long for the island. Undercooked shellfish will be his end.
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Oh, but Sam is still cruising. Good shelter, has plenty of food, I dunno if he's cooking at home, or not, but he's clearly been outside more than a few times.
The boatman is not long for the island. Undercooked shellfish will be his end.
Oh, it's gonna be Sam.
"After high school, Sam travelled to northern Maine to study bushcraft at the Jack Mountain Bushcraft School...Sam had the urge to experience a new environment, so he sold his Jeep to purchase a plane ticket to Arizona where he lived under an Army poncho and learned from one of his bushcraft mentors. The following year Sam traveled to New Mexico where he traversed the Gila Wilderness alone, with only minimal gear and a handful of granola." https://www.history.com/shows/alone/cast/sam-larson
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Oh, it's gonna be Sam.
"After high school, Sam travelled to northern Maine to study bushcraft at the Jack Mountain Bushcraft School...Sam had the urge to experience a new environment, so he sold his Jeep to purchase a plane ticket to Arizona where he lived under an Army poncho and learned from one of his bushcraft mentors. The following year Sam traveled to New Mexico where he traversed the Gila Wilderness alone, with only minimal gear and a handful of granola." https://www.history.com/shows/alone/cast/sam-larson
This is the kind of guy I thought all of these dudes were, at the beginning, but it's clear most of them have never actually been to a wild place.
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Oh, it's gonna be Sam.
"After high school, Sam travelled to northern Maine to study bushcraft at the Jack Mountain Bushcraft School...Sam had the urge to experience a new environment, so he sold his Jeep to purchase a plane ticket to Arizona where he lived under an Army poncho and learned from one of his bushcraft mentors. The following year Sam traveled to New Mexico where he traversed the Gila Wilderness alone, with only minimal gear and a handful of granola." https://www.history.com/shows/alone/cast/sam-larson
@swelljoe Loved this thread.
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@swelljoe Loved this thread.
@shanecelis I'm loving this show. I am extremely picky about reality TV and I hate most of it, but this is gold.
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This is the kind of guy I thought all of these dudes were, at the beginning, but it's clear most of them have never actually been to a wild place.
I think Alan could live out there as long as he wants to, but he's going stir crazy by himself.
Sam seems to be better suited to being alone, but he's trying and failing to trap mice, which seems like desperation. Things are going pretty bad when you're sad about not catching mice to eat.
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I think Alan could live out there as long as he wants to, but he's going stir crazy by himself.
Sam seems to be better suited to being alone, but he's trying and failing to trap mice, which seems like desperation. Things are going pretty bad when you're sad about not catching mice to eat.
Day 32. Four guys still left. Things are looking up. Not for Sam, he's excited about catching one (1) tiny mouse, but maybe somebody will get a decent run.
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Day 32. Four guys still left. Things are looking up. Not for Sam, he's excited about catching one (1) tiny mouse, but maybe somebody will get a decent run.
He's also cooking and eating his tiny mouse in his sleeping shelter. Sam is not ready for this at 22. Alan at 40-something has a significant experience advantage.
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He's also cooking and eating his tiny mouse in his sleeping shelter. Sam is not ready for this at 22. Alan at 40-something has a significant experience advantage.
Lucas just can't stop doing projects (this is boatman, I'm pretty sure?).
He's starving and decided to move camp. Editor is committing savagery again. Just as Lucas said, "Indigenous people around here lived down by the sea" this caption appeared.
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Lucas just can't stop doing projects (this is boatman, I'm pretty sure?).
He's starving and decided to move camp. Editor is committing savagery again. Just as Lucas said, "Indigenous people around here lived down by the sea" this caption appeared.
Lucas is sleeping outside without shelter as winter hits, because he wanted to build a yurt in one day? This man does not think through his decisions.
Meanwhile, Alan's still doing fine.
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Lucas is sleeping outside without shelter as winter hits, because he wanted to build a yurt in one day? This man does not think through his decisions.
Meanwhile, Alan's still doing fine.
Lucas just cannot stop doing projects. It seems like he stayed up all night to build a guitar type thing?
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Lucas just cannot stop doing projects. It seems like he stayed up all night to build a guitar type thing?
And, Lucas is out. He made it longer than I expected.
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And, Lucas is out. He made it longer than I expected.
Mitch is all, "when you've been out here for so long, it changes you". It has been 42 days, Mitch. Not even two months.
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Mitch is all, "when you've been out here for so long, it changes you". It has been 42 days, Mitch. Not even two months.
Yep. That's how it was always going to go. I knew it when he was the only one who made a shelter just for preparing food. The right guy won.
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Yep. That's how it was always going to go. I knew it when he was the only one who made a shelter just for preparing food. The right guy won.
"So soon? I was working up a spring garden." King shit.
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"So soon? I was working up a spring garden." King shit.
Doubt. (Except for Alan and Sam.)
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La mia istanza Peertube, @viaggiatore_tv, continua ad arricchirsi! 💪🏻
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@PaoloCaroni @steek_hutzee @attualita la cosa triste è che le schede nulle e bianche non vengono nemmeno mostrate nelle statistiche del ministero dell'interno, che calcola la percentuale solo sui voti validi. E abbiamo che i fascisti dicono di avere dalla loro pare "la maggioranza degli italiani", col 20 e rotti per cento dei VOTI VALIDI, sottoinsieme dei VOTI, sottoinsieme degli ELETTORI, sottoinsieme dei CITTADINI, perché non tutti votano. E quel 20% dei voti è meno del 10% dei cittadini.
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Doubt. (Except for Alan and Sam.)
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@nina_kali_nina this painting I did last week was a practice piece https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@aeva/115880174021858716 and going off the social media numbers it wasn't a particularly successful work, and there are some technical problems with it, but it is one of my favorite things I've made recently, primarily because of how much fun I had making it. the image was completely alive under my stylus, and the only reason I stopped working on it was chronic pain flaring up and physical exhaustion
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@frhuy thank you Frank! Day = made 💖
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@sturmsucht special trophy for the superb alt text Chris!
Thanks for the explanation and great meme 🙏
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@quinta Tooot
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@nina_kali_nina I'm reading through your blog post in earnest now, but need to take a break for dinner, but I want to emphasize this before I forget, that drawing should be a joyous activity, not one where you feel depressed, so I think your instincts are right that this is something psychological that you learned over time (and can also unlearn with time)
