Predators and Prey

[DRGN Juno]

I spent < 2 months rent here buying /building this and I can sell it when I'm done. I've got friends with bigger rigs with more complete amenities that make me wonder why this isn't a more popular route? It's really changed my life in terms of less stress, and the ability to save money and experiment with jobs and hobbies. I'll buy a piece of land somewhere and build a little something on it at some point, but for now this is great..

Also I want to to watch all these shows but I have shared Netflix etc accounts and I'll probably get weird looks if stuff like Beastars keeps popping up on the 'because you watched' section~

Van dwelling's becoming pretty popular. Buying an old van or bus (or wagon, frankly anything can be camped in if you're willing enough) is cheaper than a month of rent in Toronto or Vancouver. I'm kind of tempted to try it.

 

[Simo]

Van dwelling's becoming pretty popular. Buying an old van or bus (or wagon, frankly anything can be camped in if you're willing enough) is cheaper than a month of rent in Toronto or Vancouver. I'm kind of tempted to try it.

There's always room for some gypsy foxes, in the fandom

 

[Izzy4895]

Mischief mobiles!

 

[Simo]

*puts @Izzy4895 on mobile mischief duty*

 

[FlannelFox]

Van dwelling's becoming pretty popular. Buying an old van or bus (or wagon, frankly anything can be camped in if you're willing enough) is cheaper than a month of rent in Toronto or Vancouver. I'm kind of tempted to try it.

I'd certainly recommend it if you've got a little grit and can handle dirty/skeptical looks from people who don't understand (honestly that's the worst part for me). If I was somewhere where cold was an issue, id strip it out, put in some spray foam first and install a teeny tiny wood stove ^^
It's a popular thing online for sure and I see camper vans around now that I look for them, but it's still a fairly small movement with too high an emphasis on stealth imo.

 

[Izzy4895]

*Izzy uses a 4X4 Mischief Mobile so more places can experience the mischief.*

 

[WXYZ]

I'll give it a chance, certainly. Maybe it sounds almost crabby, but I've never been a really huge anime fan. Out of the many things as I've explored about Japanese culture in the past, in some depth---literature, especially more modern (postwar-present), music, cuisine---I've never really felt very 'moved' by most anime, with a few exceptions. (I tend to like older stuff, as in 60s, and such; maybe for the stylized simplicity?)

Manga-wise, there's a few things I like a great deal, notably by Osamu Tezuka: I was able to read his complete series Buddha, and that was really amazing, quite a gritty, moving heartfelt telling.

So much of this boils down to personal taste, and I'm always looking for things that might engage me, in whatever genre they might be in or cross.

Honestly, I have a tenuous relationship with anime. I like some of it, but it has too much cliches. High school? Check. Fighting scenes? Check. Moë? Check. It can get tiring at times.

I would rather prefer Steven Universe, if I get a chance to watch it.

 

[FlannelFox]

There's always room for some gypsy foxes, in the fandom

*Dons the babushka scarf and gets cryptic*
I see predator wins in my Crystal ball~
That'll be $35

 

[Simo]

*provides a fleet of these cars to Vulpine Valley as FoxMobile™, Mobile Mischief spreading units*

(fuzzy dice included & mandatory)

 

[FlannelFox]

Honestly, I have a tenuous relationship with anime.

I would rather prefer Steven Universe, if I get a chance to watch it.

Why did it have to end?? ;-;

I have a problem with a lot of anime characters being overpowered, I wind up feeling removed from the action

 

[DRGN Juno]

I'd certainly recommend it if you've got a little grit and can handle dirty/skeptical looks from people who don't understand (honestly that's the worst part for me). If I was somewhere where cold was an issue, id strip it out, put in some spray foam first and install a teeny tiny wood stove ^^
It's a popular thing online for sure and I see camper vans around now that I look for them, but it's still a fairly small movement with too high an emphasis on stealth imo.

I've thought about turning my old Subaru into a part-time camper. But even if I insulated it, I'd probably only use it in the summer. Too much going on in school/work, and I wouldn't want to put my birbs through living in a car.

 

[DRGN Juno]

*provides a fleet of these cars to Vulpine Valley as FoxMobile™, Mobile Mischief spreading units*

(fuzzy dice included & mandatory)

Missed opportunity:

 

[WXYZ]

I would rather prefer the works of Kenji Miyazawa...even in game form.

 

[Izzy4895]

*provides a fleet of these cars to Vulpine Valley as FoxMobile™, Mobile Mischief spreading units*

(fuzzy dice included & mandatory)

These will be used on terrain that is too rugged for the standard Mischief Mobile:

 

[Simo]

I'd certainly recommend it if you've got a little grit and can handle dirty/skeptical looks from people who don't understand (honestly that's the worst part for me). If I was somewhere where cold was an issue, id strip it out, put in some spray foam first and install a teeny tiny wood stove ^^
It's a popular thing online for sure and I see camper vans around now that I look for them, but it's still a fairly small movement with too high an emphasis on stealth imo.

Here's a handy sleeping bag, for on the road!

 

[FlannelFox]

I've thought about turning my old Subaru into a part-time camper. But even if I insulated it, I'd probably only use it in the summer. Too much going on in school/work, and I wouldn't want to put my birbs through living in a car.

I've got a friend out here doing this in a proper camper. He removed a roof vent and mounted a bird cage up top so his three parrots could spend time outside

Maybe you could fit a pop-top on the Subaru, that'd be uniquely cool!

 

[FlannelFox]

Here's a handy sleeping bag, for on the road!

I'm in love, it's so grumpy!!

We need to organize a woodland creatures mischief madness camping trip :3

 

[DRGN Juno]

I've got a friend out here doing this in a proper camper. He removed a roof vent and mounted a bird cage up top so his three parrots could spend time outside

Maybe you could fit a pop-top on the Subaru, that'd be uniquely cool!

Sounds like a neat idea, but the Subaru doesn't have that kind of roof access or space. I could probably fit something if I had the sunroof (and fabrication skills, and materials, and money, and time, and...) but there's just so much structure in the way on the plain roof versions.

 

[Pygmepatl]

We need to organize a woodland creatures mischief madness camping trip :3

I agree!

 

[WXYZ]

*books a flight to Michigan*
Please, I need another @Simo-by-the-sea treatment.

 

[Pygmepatl]

*Hugs you tightly*

 

[TR273]

I kind of want this as a motorhome.

(Massively impractical )

 

[WXYZ]

*Hugs you tightly*

*hugs back*

 

[Simo]

My great-grand-pappy, Seton S. Skunk bought a motor-home from these fellas:

 

[WXYZ]

My great-grand-pappy, Seton S. Skunk bought a motor-home from these fellas:

*rests in this log repurposed as a spa*