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You don't have your location on your profile, but if you're near ATL I'd be happy to teach you how to drive manual.

Honestly surprised nobody mentioned trees for inside cities. If I couldn't find an abandoned building or spot away from the street id often climb into one of the trees that line the sidewalks of city streets. Use my pack to strap myself onto a branch, wedge my legs, and pass out. If there...

Heh, how appropriate

Hallo! Willkommen zu STP! I would also like to travel to Germany again sometime. Nice name btw It gets used a lot in my favorite tabletop game setting.

These are beautiful, thank you for your continued awesomeness Stick

I can't make it to the jambo. So unless somebody drops by ATL on their way through to Cali I can't actually donate the lock. Sorry; my one year of adventure is over and I'll miss you all. :/

As somevody who picks for fun while traveling I'd be happy to donate a practice lock (clear)

and I'm always down to help for dinner

The LA yards can be a bit confusing. Make sure you do a ton of research on your train before you take it. Riding too close to the border is how you get increasing number of bull

@Matt Derrick I must be unconsciously camera shy because there is not one frame with my face in it in that time lapse xD

Update I forgot my dice in Georgia. I'm sorry for I have failed you

Got picked up by @Nathan Liles on our way to the Jambo!

Lmao that mom tho.... xD

Dumpsters & Dragons it is. here's a simple rundown http://www.d20pfsrd.com/basics-ability-scores/getting-started

Hey guys, in another thread there was a small discussion around people wanting to maybe play a tabletop rpg. I'm starting this thread to judge interest and to find DMs. The three main systems currently in use are 3.5 Pathfinder 5e I have extensive knowledge concerning Pathfinder and can...

I can dm and teach everybody pathfinder

I was there Thursday night

Here are some pictures. Day 1: Chilling in a game store My ride to Chattanooga My ride from TN to Glendale KY Day 2: What your camp spot should look like after you leave Downtown Louisville Early Morning Day 3:

Just arrived in Indianapolis and found that the buses are all free until July 4th, don't know if it's a yearly thing or what, but it was useful to me! Edit: the buses run free from June 25th to July 4th annually.

It was a warm morning when I left my home. Catching a ride from family to the on-ramp where I'd try to catch a ride. Standing in the shade of some suburban trees I thumbed for 2 hours with no luck. Yet I was enthusiastic and kept at it. 30 minutes later I have a ride to Chattanooga, I get...

One thing you can do is get the GM screen for your particular favored RPG, it has a lot of the DCs and such printed on a rather light board which can also double as a clean placemat for food. Just a thought

Wow that's a lot. I can't imagine it costs anywhere near that much to produce

Saw this thing and thought it was pretty cool. It wouldn't be great for keeping you warm without a blanket but it does keep you off the ground and looks really compact.

Firstly, you don't actually use a needle or get stitches when you use butterfly closures. I once got a NASTY laceration on my knee, all you do is put them on and then pull the skin together using the extra sticky to fold them and hold the skin together, effectively allowing your skin to heal...

Wants to be an alternative fuel rubbertramp...that's beautiful I'm heading out this spring, hitching around and such. If you wanna hang out sometime previous to that I'm game.

"Man you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack!"

This looks like a very scary situation, feel free to PM me any extra information you have; name of the church, their full names, etc. because I'm good at online snooping.

I disagree with some of what they're doing but it looks awesome and liberating so I'm kinda in love with it.

In GA, looking to leave sometime in early April/late March. I'll hit you up sometime

Not the point of this site man.

I'd be interested in learning how to hop if you don't mind showing me the ropes. I understand you've already got a pretty large group as is, but I figure I'd ask. I'm holed up in Georgia until late March/ early April