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The stores are packed with shoppers and with employees and added security so only an amateur goes on a boosting spree today in my opinion but what are other people's thoughts on this? I hate buying shit from the stores far more than I hate ripping them off but some of the comforts and...

Was reading through some of the self-defense/self-defense tools threads and thought I'd share my experience with carrying this thing as I really like it: https://blktriangle.com/collections/hard-goods/products/black-triangle-senka-available-9-15 For what it is, which is a pure self-defense...

Known about this place for a while, but never got around to joining until now, so hey everyone! I used to train hop some as a very young kid, but it's been a while and I've forgotten a lot. I got a pretty bad workplace injury a year or so ago, so I'm also getting back into hiking/traveling in...

so i guess im here to meet other hobos but cant to that without 10 post so im posting.

I get so many questions about being a Martial Artist. A few from here and those who visit or sign up for classes. This is one of the oldest American martial arts legends, and there is absolutely no basis or reality in it. First off, there is no department or process within the U.S. government...

My wife is playing music at Black Butte this year, coinciding with RR days and some other events.. More info and flyer.... "Railroad Days at Black Butte/Dunsmuir is shaping up to be a really special event this year, with a tribute to Guitar Whitey planned as well as an art show opening in...

I just found out black powder revolvers - real old replica six shot ones with lead balls not bullets - can be mail ordered. Mostly I just want one cause it's so fucking awesome but is it a bad idea to carry a gun like this on the road?

These word-of-mouth suggestions for safe passage through a sometimes-hostile America were, "sort of a 20th Century version of the Underground Railroad, and this annual travel guide was the Bible of black travel," says Brent Leggs, the director of the African American Cultural Heritage Action...

Hi STP My sweetie and I are taking off soon to pedal from Eugene to Black Bear via the coast. We're getting our route down but I'm mostly concerned about the last leg of the journey (trail vs. < 7' rocky road with 200' cliff). We have pretty good bikes and I think we could handle the trail but I...

So, I've been making a bit of progress on the Desert Temple quasi-Commune I'm building, got some more solar and structure up, will be adding more water capacity next month. Black Bear Ranch seems to have successful stayed up for several years, in a harsher environment than I'm in...

There is a place called the Devil's Tree in Port Saint Lucie Florida. The land is tainted by murder, rape, and idiots doing the same thing. Yet to my dismay it was like that before.

So this is going on later this month in New Orleans. Might be cutting it close if trying to go to the jambo as well as this but Black Death All Stars and Days N Daze are definitely a couple of my favorite bands. I feel like this would be a pretty epic fucking show that I'd hate to miss.

What are your guys' thoughts on this?

Hitchhiking in Haiti:

I'm sort of surprised not to find any posts about Black Bear Ranch on here. It's one of the 1960s holdout communes still going in the US. I've watched this film about it a couple of times: In the last issue of Slingshot a couple of us interviewed Osha Neumann after a screening of Commune at...

This is so remarkable it doesn't look real! Looks like it belongs in the Wizard of Oz. There are two videos at the link so it's fer real :) At a couple other sites it lists this as totally private, but this and another that sometimes the owner will take some tourists out there. I'd love to...

Matt Derrick submitted a new resource: Under the Black Flag - The Romance and the Reality of Life Among the Pirates Read more about this resource...

Jack Black, a reformed yegg who spent his life tramping America as a burglar/safecracker in the age of the Old West bum wrote an autobiography called "You Can't Win". It's a sobering and honest story full of amazing historical tidbits about what jail, the rails, cops, burgling was like in the...