Robin Hood

@CanadianLuke Thanks, got it.

@CanadianLuke Yes please, that would be helpful.

I'm not sure what help pages I was reading yesterday, but apparently the correct way to submit an article is to email it to the appropriate person, await suggestive feedback, implement suggestions, and email it back. So I'm ditching the Trello account, I will implement @CanadianLuke 's suggestions (fix grammar, hyperlink, add more pics), and email it to the correct person. Thanks for the feedback Canadian Luke.

Not interested in getting actively involved, but I just wrote up a draft for a little something. It might not be blog-worthy, I'll let ya'll decide. The blog says to sign up for Trello, and post my username here. My trello username is "tellmeyoursfirst". The document draft is temporarily available here: copy.com/OVPlCrq2EwDHTGHd

@MichaelFrank Good to know.

I always forget the [at username] when I reply. @MichaelFrank

what does "sif" mean. I googled it, and urban dictionary says "Secret Internet Fatty".

Nice talking, but I gotta go.

Why would both ends need to be open? or is it a 2 person?

Never seen those before.

essentially an expensive tarp I guess.

I would love to get one of those mountain tents. Basically just slips over you sleeping bag as a cover, but then has poles at the front so you don't suffocate.

so i put out lots of C02

That's probably why misqittos love me so much. I'm a mouth breather.

I suppose the downside would be if you fail, when you go to suck in breath again you might get a mouthful of nourishment.

I'll have to remember that.

except a few always seem to make it in with me.

I will admit I do enjoy the mosqito protection though.

yup.

Frank you coming to sleep? No thanks, I'll stand.

Not sure which would be worse, closing the sleeping bag, and suffocating or letting the snakes in.

Then it goes back to your previous mention of being in a "sharing mood".

they all go land on your neighbors house lol :P

Whatever keeps em away.

Testing for leaks?

I'm not sure I'd want to lay my life to a rope, hence why I don't climb either.

the rope trick, supposedly you lay a rope around your sleeping area, and snakes will stay way thinking it's another snake.

I wasn't aware of the mark your territory thing. I suppose that makes sense though.

I've always wondered if that "rope circle" trick to keep snakes away in the night actually works?

My grandmother's place is crawling with little ones in the summer time. They like the rocks.

I once almost picked up a snake thinking it was a stick. (not a poisonus one though).

PAVE THERE PLEASE.

There's a TV show called Survivorman, and in this one episode the guy is on a tropical island. He turns on the camera at night and the groupd is covered with spiders the size of a hand, all running around.

unless you count volkswagon beetles.

The upside to paved landscapes is less bugs.

for good reason, but still irritating.

The upside to going to a paved campsite is that you are more likely to be allowed to have a fire. Out in the bush they are always putting on bans.

As a kid I was cub scout. A few times we went indoor camping, lol.

what do you mean "running"? They were fake fires?

I don't like summer much, too hot.

I could not do that, I would faint from the heat.

Problem of the past though. I don't have that machine anymore.

<---- Sole cause of global warming. Runs fans when they aren't needed, makes house furnace work harder.

Easier to put on blanket, and pretend there's no problem.

@MichaelFrank It get's cold here in the winter, so the computer doesn't generate enough heat, thuse the fans blew cold air.

I had 10 fans in my old desktop, it made my room really cold in the winter.

I suppose you have some major cooling setup? Water?

Do you do much overclocking?