roaddog runaway

[Puddles]

you guys ever have a roaddog bail out on you? say hop on a greyhound and leave you and the dog, while they dip out with their parents money? yeah. pisses me off too.

on that note, anyone hitching north west from houston? i'm heading toward phoenix for winter.

 

[dirty_rotten_squatter]

Alone is cool till you start having conversations with urself haha. thats fucked up though yo

 

[hartage]

Sometimes you just gotta part ways and they may not always be courteous enough to explain why.

If it's bothering you that much. Just pretend that you saw on the news the next day that the bus they were in crashed and burned. Might not be true but it will give you a little chuckle at least.

 

[Puddles]

Hard to ignore the voice mail elaborating his current conditions, thus I know where the money came in and where he dipped off to.

Haha, I was going with a bus-crazy stabbing people and eating their skin..on his bus..hehe.

It's really a relief, but damn it's a pain to get bailed on. The time was coming and I think we both knew it, you just don't leave your long-term buddies stranded. It's self preservation to travel with another person. Always been good friends with people before I traveled with 'em though. Just turned out that way.

I guess it opens new doors to new roads. But the timing is horrible.

 

[bote]

sucks.
real question is what you will do when they try to hook up with you again. Stay sucka free!

 

[stove]

Eh, I generally only travel (I hitch mostly) with other hitchers, preferrably of the hardcore variety. When the time comes, or there is a disagreement, or whatever, it's easy to simply say "see ya later..." Who knows, you might, might not. But if you start off solo, not relying on anyone like Wider said, you will be fine when you're back on your own.

 

[West]

I never want to travel with someone who can't deal with traveling alone again. Makes them totally reliant on you in a way that seems unerringly like parenthood.