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Anyone here /M I N I M A L 2017-07-15 06:04:16 Post No. 38393585
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Who here has minimum stuff?
E.g I try not to hold much value in material things but the things are buy are very high quality and almost everything I own fits in my backpack.
I plan on having as little stuff as possible until I settle down and start a family and even then what I buy must hold a good value and not be some trashy plastic disposable shit.
Am I autistic or clever?
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Not fitness related
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>>38393585
Idk dude
When the apocalypse happens you good but currently you're just a fake hobo
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>>38393585
Pretty sure that's autistic
I'm in the same boat also tho
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>>38393586
Anything that involves physical activity is fitness related, books are fit related, now that's autistic
>>38393587
I live in a house, I just like knowing all my important stuff fits in my back
>>38393588
Good
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>>38393585
Not fitness, pretty sure /fa/ has this sort of stuff though
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>>38393585
I think it's the best way...when I see people move it's like a 3 day event of packing...no thanks
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I have a home gym, so no.
An emergency evac would take an hour, tops, to get all the gear out and on the road.
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>>38393585
I don't but I often dream of having very little, my parents wouldn't be very happy with my room being almost completely empty I think.
Breaking it down, all I really need is one room, a bedroll/futon setup to sleep on, a laptop and a phone, and a bicycle. I could shower at the gym and I could just buy ready to eat food at the supermarket and eat out from time to time.
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