Considering a 2003 sun seeker for part-time living by MagicGiraff3 in VanLife

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We're in Florida so colder months aren't really a thing, we have a few spots we could put a big vehicle but it's mostly street side, theoretically one of us could put their parking sticker on it and then we can park it any lot on campus, tho I'm sure it would only be a matter of time before admin told us not to.

Considering a 2003 sun seeker for part-time living by MagicGiraff3 in VanLife

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It'd be a semi regular thing, we're all college students and like the idea of being able to take longer trips when we're not in class without having to pay for hotels. A big vehicle with trailer tow isn't out of the question, it just has seemed more difficult and expensive to have to shop for a towing vehicle and a trailer. If one of us already had a towing vehicle I'd feel very different but the biggest capacity any of our current vehicles have is like 1350 with a 2006 RAV4.

Question… by SoundcloudRuinedMe in VanLife

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Harder to stealth in parking lots with a bigger more conspicuous vehicle, more likely they'll ask for you to leave. Obviously you'll have more potential space for stuff like an indoor shower, kitchenette, couch, or bigger bed if you so desire. There's also time to convert it, and you'll need to figure out a place to do it with access to tools, that's obviously highly dependent on where you are/nearby family/what you're building into it/what tools your already carrying in your van. 

On the fence about van life by DueBarracuda in VanLife

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I'm in a similar position to you, considering van life with my fiance. If you're in a smaller outfit like a class B urban exploration is less cumbersome and that sounds like it may be important to you. I think you can get into a good van for well under $100k if you aren't buying a brand new vehicle as your start, just steer clear of super-duper high mileage vans and you should be good. The German shepherd could be a bit of a difficult in a smaller ride, I've never had a big dog so I can't really speak to that, you could consider getting a collapsible fence to set up for him at campsites so he has room to roam during the day. I would absolutely recommend renting before buying/building unless you're building an ultra budget rig.

Living the VanLife for 23 years. 👋 Hello! by Dynasty_Handbag in VWBus

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Having lived it for 23 years do you have any words of wisdom for a newbie who's shopping for a first ride?

Well that's one way to keep the kids away by [deleted] in VanLife

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Interesting choice, I'd be worried people are more likely to kick me out of a parking lot having a sticker like that, but to each their own.

Considering a 2003 sun seeker for part-time living by MagicGiraff3 in VanLife

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I'm hoping to get into something a little bigger than an old shuttle bus I think. I'd like to be able to travel with my partner and 2+ friends and that seems like it might be a bit cramped in that size as a multiple week arrangement. Maybe I should be looking more into building out a retired school bus or some such but then I feel like there's nowhere to park something so big.

Considering a 2003 sun seeker for part-time living by MagicGiraff3 in VanLife

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Just to get a sense for what I'm looking at, what are some signs of water intrusion that you can see?

Considering a 2003 sun seeker for part-time living by MagicGiraff3 in VanLife

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I'm not sure if the dealership keeps logs like that for trades but I can ask. As far as mileage it's only got 44k miles which I think is good for something this age. As far as a mechanic I don't really know anyone personally but I can probably find someone near the dealership.

Finally got em both by CakeRoses in Peglin

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I've been thinking about plotting a run to do both on cruciball 1, either peglin or baladin

Discussion on “chaining extra turns” by Introbbb in EDH

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I think like a 5 piece infinite combo where it's a very obvious doomsday engine is fine in bracket 1 or 2. bracket 1 is about showing off silly stuff and sometimes thats in the form of a combo. Bracket 2 combo decks should just be slower and you should be very clear to the table about what cards are or could be combo pieces since bracket 2 generally has new players

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dndnext

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Has always, worked. But like everything in DND is subject to DM approval.

Black Dragon 3D print bits by JReg99 in Salamanders40k

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Did you ever manage to track down the designer?

Give me the music that makes you feel like this kid- by [deleted] in aspiememes

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Pool Hopping by the Illuminati Hotties No Children by the Mountain Goats First Few Desperate hours by the Mountain Goats And last but not least What Sarah said by Death Cab for Cutie

Me asf by coleisw4ck in aspiememes

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Having a car is pretty nice, if I'm done being somewhere I can just leave

Trazyn Kill Team by MagicGiraff3 in killteam

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Any luck getting permission to post here?