Burinn's Vision Quest 2: Electric Boogaloo

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Onep wrote:That sounds like something some edgy Millennial would do.
I am an edgy millennial.

Onep wrote:Did you have a VW van with a shag rug?
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Onep wrote:Did you experience some free love at some filthy hippie commune? Maybe sell yourself for some ganja? Living life to the max?

In all seriousness I left home to travel the US with my friend and her boyfriend for a couple months; to try and find myself. Free love exists so long as we're willing to give it to one another Onep. We were mostly up and down the west coast and stayed at a lot of airbnbs. And, for your information, I have a great enough personality to have people smoke me up without having to have sex with them believe it or not. :lol:
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are you a girl
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spawningmink wrote:are you a girl
Yes.
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Burinn wrote:
ricky wrote:What did you see
Nothing too fantastic. I lived on the road for a while and traveled around the States for a while.
which states did you see
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ricky wrote: which states did you see
Burinn wrote:We were mostly up and down the west coast
The most degenerate part of the US.
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Must be good to have parents ric enough so you can just go for a ride for a few months and not care about anything.
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All these lames ripping on the freeloader lifestyle. Living as a nomad for like 4months high asf for free would be littttttt. But how did you pay for this????
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MrPunchers wrote:All these lames ripping on the freeloader lifestyle. Living as a nomad for like 4months high asf for free would be littttttt. But how did you pay for this????
Depends what point in your life you're at really. In my case I was able to take off a month and drive/move across the entire country because I was between semesters and receiving student loans (if you're planning on living away from home anyways, I'd serious recommend traveling somewhere like that because once you aren't in school or have kids it becomes a lot harder)
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Onep wrote:
The most degenerate part of the US.
W R O N G

ricky wrote: which states did you see
The whole west coast, and most the flyover states between the east coast and the west. I have some girl friends in San Francisco that I was able to stay with so I spent a lot of time in the Bay area.

jordancoles wrote:I'd serious recommend traveling somewhere like that because once you aren't in school or have kids it becomes a lot harder)
This. I had money left over from school, my internship/job, and a very frugal lifestyle while out traveling. Leaving your little bubble at home changes you for the better, I'd thoroughly recommend it.
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