I once lived without power access for 8 months.

[homeslice]

Okay. Who was that guy?

Obviously, it was Yrdawg

 

[whitsend]

He's from out of state. Ok.

 

[Hitman]

Thanks a lot for the link Hitman.

That's an hour and a half of my life I'll never get back.

A*#$@?e.

spreadin' the love..... no homo

 

[Leonidas]

Yessir. Figured he was a liberal plant. Lol.

That is all.

 

[bigtattoo79]

St louis, then S. Cal. I was unemployed and injured.

You are a dumb a@@!

 

[Cochise]

That has to be some kind of record. Three days from registering to banhammer! He was a special kind of troll.

 

[doc ace]

It was my pleasure.

 

[Leonidas]

Every so often there are moments of personal satisfaction in an otherwise hectic and thankless position, huh?

 

[bsoileau24]

It was my pleasure.

Thanks

 

[general mills]

Dang, I was watching this one. He really came in on the troll train express. What am I going to do with all this popcorn?

I can't find it, but didn't he start talking about living in a hole in the ground and growing sprouts for food in it when SHTF in another thread? He could come practice in my back yard! It would be so fun, like a real live troll I could wave to as I mowed!.

 

[Emperor]

JNieman's little brother?

Hey! This is the second time you have called out the "Niem-meister."

 

[Request Dust Off]

Dang, I was watching this one. He really came in on the troll train express. What am I going to do with all this popcorn?

I can't find it, but didn't he start talking about living in a hole in the ground and growing sprouts for food in it when SHTF in another thread? He could come practice in my back yard! It would be so fun, like a real live troll I could wave to as I mowed!.

Is living in a hole in the ground with no internet access a troll or a hermit? Epic troll vs hermit debate anyone?

 

[spec50trout]

Hey! This is the second time you have called out the "Niem-meister."

Yep. You noticed. Was kinda hoping he'd show back up. Remember he mentioned he was moving. I guess he's got better things to do.

 

[Jack]

Is living in a hole in the ground with no internet access a troll or a hermit? Epic troll vs hermit debate anyone?

Trolls live under bridges, hermits live in holes.

 

[Pas Tout La]

Damn. He looked like he could have been entertaining. Save your popcorn general mills. I'm sure you'll be able to use it before it goes stale.

 

[Jack]

Yep. You noticed. Was kinda hoping he'd show back up. Remember he mentioned he was moving. I guess he's got better things to do.

He is in MO, possibly rioting.

 

[madwabbit]

anyone else read this thread topic alone and default to "whatd you get convicted of?"

 

[whitsend]

Looks like he is living without an internet connection right now.

Good thing the hospital and college have free WiFi.

 

[Jack]

anyone else read this thread topic alone and default to "whatd you get convicted of?"

No, I wondered where he was moving to after they clear out under the ponchatrain expressway.

 

[RustyHammer]

Hell, a 3 years old could do that!



https://sg.news.yahoo.com/3-old-girl-spends-11-nights-alone-siberian-214510348.html



A three-year-old girl survived sleeping rough for 11 nights in a wolf- and bear- infested Siberian forest by cuddling her pet puppy - which then went for help and brought rescuers to find her.

According to the Siberian Times Karina Chikitova, from the village of Olom in Olyokminsky district in the remote Sakha Republic, started to follow her unwitting father Rodion when he travelled to his home village on 29 July.

The girl's mother assumed the girl and family dog - as yet unnamed - were with the father, but no-one knew what had happened because there was no phone signal. When the family spoke after four days and realised Karina was missing a search got underway in the forest, where wolves and bears are common.

Over 100 people were involved in the search, which also involved helicopters and drones which were unable to see Karina because she was hiding in long grasses which are common in the area in summertime. At one point rescuers were confronted by an angry bear.

It is thought Karina survived by eating wild berries and drinking from rivers, cuddling up to her puppy at night to keep warm. Although Russia's coldest region, at this time of year the average night temperature was around 6C.

After more than a week her puppy ran home and rescuer Afanasiy Nikolayev described how he feared the worst. "Two days before we found Karina her puppy came back home. If she was to hug her puppy, we thought, this would have given her a chance to stay warm during nights and survive."

Then the puppy led the rescuers back to the place where Karina was hiding. Nikolayev described the moment he found the little girl, which was captured on video. "I carried Karina myself to the car, and she was light as a bird. She was hardly 10kg - but amazingly she was fully conscious."

Karina is now recovering in hospital and is believed to have suffered no serious injuries apart from insect bites and scratches to her feet after losing her shoes. "She doesn't want to speak about the time she spent in taiga (the forest), or not yet," says Nikolayev. "The only thing she said that she was eating berries and drank water from rivers."