Ungrip

[Akzle]

use whatever means you homos have to view "ungrip" (jew tube ><)
it basically reflects my philosophy.

see if anyone has anything to say after the fact.

[Maha]

After the fact? I'll it say it right now, you are the one that needs to ungrip, and shit.

[Geeen]

I'm not wasting 1 hour 11 minutes on a YouToob video that not about Bass Guitars or Motorbikes

[bogan]

After the fact? I'll it say it right now, you are the one that needs to ungrip, and shit.

I find his grasp of things to be quite lose enough already.

Oh, and here is a youtube just for you azkel.

[Akzle]

I find his grasp of things to be quite lose enough already.

Oh, and here is a youtube just for you azkel.

well i dont know about you, but i for one like one or two of her songs...

[Akzle]

I'm not wasting 1 hour 11 minutes on a YouToob video that not about Bass Guitars or Motorbikes

yeah, some of those 6 string bass gats are really cool

[avgas]

I'll ungrip if you do this:

[Akzle]

I'll ungrip if you do this:

i see you've found my youtube channel =P



what a fucken crackhead.

[oldrider]

use whatever means you homos have to view "ungrip" (jew tube ><)
it basically reflects my philosophy.

see if anyone has anything to say after the fact.

I found that interesting and very thought provoking Akzle.

[mashman]

You are as free as you choose to be. As am I, whoever I am.

[scissorhands]

Aspie much? I watched it last night and have thought a great deal about the subject.

The advantages of not paying rates and taxes etc is undermined that improvements made by you become harder to sell or recoup if ever one decides to sell up and move on.

Travel too overseas would be hard.

Similar options could be living on a boat. I met a 75yr old Scotsman with a border collie living on a raft in Westmere near $2m homes. Made from 20liter drums bound together with ply over the top, then shanty rooms and a big tarp on top. Water only ever got 30cm deep at highest tides.

I would probably opt for Raro or Tahiti instead. Buy a $100k house and relax forever on fish, bananas mangos coconuts and a vege garden. Try for a young wife maybe too

But yeah I identify with the theme of leaving society and living a simple life unburdened by a contract with a company only interested in profit. Maybe if the ruling was done in a more ethical manner, but then thats aspies for you

[Akzle]

we dont sell. we give.

[Tazz]

Watched this a while ago but probably time for a refresher =D

Similar options could be living on a boat. I met a 75yr old Scotsman with a border collie living on a raft in Westmere near $2m homes. Made from 20liter drums bound together with ply over the top, then shanty rooms and a big tarp on top. Water only ever got 30cm deep at highest tides.

Waka yeah! When I moved up to Picton I thought I would be living on a boat for sure but no bastard rents them out (only the expensive week away type deals) and I don't want to 'invest' in a floating money pit myself One day.

That raft idea is interesting though. Pretty sure with a longer beard and throwing out all but one shoe I could pull that off.

Anyone follow the dude that built a stilt shanty in Nelson the other month? You could probably choose a less conspicuous spot but fair play to people like that I reckon.
Master builder or not, there was a time when that wouldn't have been a problem and he would have been left alone to do his own thing.

[scissorhands]

gypsies have been doing it for years, no lands, crops or many domestic animals to care for, no birth records.... just a horse and cart for a whole family

individuals will be left alone, but groups like Waco will come under a lot of pressure

gypsies are getting a ton of bad press in Europe at the moment....

[Tazz]

gypsies have been doing it for years, no lands, crops or many domestic animals to care for, no birth records.... just a horse and cart for a whole family

individuals will be left alone, but groups like Waco will come under a lot of pressure

gypsies are getting a ton of bad press in Europe at the moment....

They've had bad press for years and a lot of it is brought on themselves. I saw two fighting in the middle of the street with chains on my first trip to Ireland. Was epic and tragic at the same time.

I've got a doco on 'the list of things to watch' about tinkers and how they are struggling to adapt to the changes around them/changes people are trying to force upon them (in Ireland). Will let you know if it is worth a watch? (it is just a low budget job).