Corollise GT RS 1.8

[Melon]

All a Troy needs is a pizza, tequila and the stars over his head.

[D Griff]

[D Griff]

Anyone who prefers laying on the ground to an aerobed is a fucking lying sack of shit.

[Apex]

Anyone who prefers laying on the ground to an aerobed is a fucking lying sack of shit.

Have to get close to nature breh.

[troyguitar]

Anyone who prefers laying on the ground to an aerobed is a fucking lying sack of shit.

Middle ground for non- owners is what I use:

https://www.amazon.com/Klymit-Static-In ... atic&psc=1

[D Griff]

Anyone who prefers laying on the ground to an aerobed is a fucking lying sack of shit.

Middle ground for non- owners is what I use:

https://www.amazon.com/Klymit-Static-In ... atic&psc=1

at all... would probably use if backpacking or something. When I'm going somewhere in the though, there's plenty of room for the aerobed. I use the Walmart one with the pump I drunkenly broke out at the TOTD a couple of years ago.

[goIftdibrad]

Middle ground for non- owners is what I use:

https://www.amazon.com/Klymit-Static-In ... atic&psc=1

at all... would probably use if backpacking or something. When I'm going somewhere in the though, there's plenty of room for the aerobed. I use the Walmart one with the pump I drunkenly broke out at the TOTD a couple of years ago.

#rx7cuddleclub

[D Griff]

at all... would probably use if backpacking or something. When I'm going somewhere in the though, there's plenty of room for the aerobed. I use the Walmart one with the pump I drunkenly broke out at the TOTD a couple of years ago.

#rx7cuddleclub

[D Griff]

I still have the RX7 though

[troyguitar]

Middle ground for non- owners is what I use:

https://www.amazon.com/Klymit-Static-In ... atic&psc=1

at all... would probably use if backpacking or something. When I'm going somewhere in the though, there's plenty of room for the aerobed. I use the Walmart one with the pump I drunkenly broke out at the TOTD a couple of years ago.

Spyder camping is essentially backpacking. If I keep doing it I need to get some more backpacking type gear, especially a better tent and some kind of chair/table solution.

I don't even bother dicking around with cooking - I bring a $2 box of granola bars and throw an $8 deep dish pizza in the cooler with the booze and that's it for a weekend.

[ChrisoftheNorth]

Anyone who prefers laying on the ground to an aerobed is a fucking lying sack of shit.

Middle ground for non- owners is what I use:

https://www.amazon.com/Klymit-Static-In ... atic&psc=1

Yea, we have self-inflating sleeping pads like this too. I could sleep on it on the ground, but won't. She insists on the cot, which really does make a difference...it's just big and heavy. But if I'm bringing one, I might as well bring another for me.

[ChrisoftheNorth]

at all... would probably use if backpacking or something. When I'm going somewhere in the though, there's plenty of room for the aerobed. I use the Walmart one with the pump I drunkenly broke out at the TOTD a couple of years ago.

Spyder camping is essentially backpacking. If I keep doing it I need to get some more backpacking type gear, especially a better tent and some kind of chair/table solution.

I don't even bother dicking around with cooking - I bring a $2 box of granola bars and throw an $8 deep dish pizza in the cooler with the booze and that's it for a weekend.

I wish I could Troycamp. Sounds like a 5/7 time.

[SixSpeeder]

at all... would probably use if backpacking or something. When I'm going somewhere in the though, there's plenty of room for the aerobed. I use the Walmart one with the pump I drunkenly broke out at the TOTD a couple of years ago.

Spyder camping is essentially backpacking. If I keep doing it I need to get some more backpacking type gear, especially a better tent and some kind of chair/table solution.

I don't even bother dicking around with cooking - I bring a $2 box of granola bars and throw an $8 deep dish pizza in the cooler with the booze and that's it for a weekend.

That's some impressive ing

[troyguitar]

Spyder camping is essentially backpacking. If I keep doing it I need to get some more backpacking type gear, especially a better tent and some kind of chair/table solution.

I don't even bother dicking around with cooking - I bring a $2 box of granola bars and throw an $8 deep dish pizza in the cooler with the booze and that's it for a weekend.

I wish I could Troycamp. Sounds like a 5/7 time.

It certainly beats the hell out of adding an extra $150+ to the cost of every event. My biggest expense is probably fuel at this point - and even that is low when you get 30 mpg on 87.

Entry $50
Tires $30
Fuel $50
Food $15-20
Booze $15-20

Maybe $200 a weekend all-in.

Using hotels and restaurants/bars would double to triple my costs or more depending on the location/duration of events.

[D Griff]

Spyder camping is essentially backpacking. If I keep doing it I need to get some more backpacking type gear, especially a better tent and some kind of chair/table solution.

I don't even bother dicking around with cooking - I bring a $2 box of granola bars and throw an $8 deep dish pizza in the cooler with the booze and that's it for a weekend.

I wish I could Troycamp. Sounds like a 5/7 time.

It's fun but it's a guy/ thing.

I want to plan a backpacking weekend with friends one of these days, but there's just so little time.

[max225]

I wish I could Troycamp. Sounds like a 5/7 time.

It certainly beats the hell out of adding an extra $150+ to the cost of every event. My biggest expense is probably fuel at this point - and even that is low when you get 30 mpg on 87.

Entry $50
Tires $30
Fuel $50
Food $15-20
Booze $15-20

Maybe $200 a weekend all-in.

Using hotels and restaurants/bars would double to triple my costs or more depending on the location/duration of events.

And you make fun of me blowing money on steak dinners and hookers?

Your weekend race budget is higher than my weekend steak budget.



Goldcoin life

[troyguitar]

It certainly beats the hell out of adding an extra $150+ to the cost of every event. My biggest expense is probably fuel at this point - and even that is low when you get 30 mpg on 87.

Entry $50
Tires $30
Fuel $50
Food $15-20
Booze $15-20

Maybe $200 a weekend all-in.

Using hotels and restaurants/bars would double to triple my costs or more depending on the location/duration of events.

And you make fun of me blowing money on steak dinners and hookers?

Your weekend race budget is higher than my weekend steak budget.



Goldcoin life

I spend $2-3k a year on this shit. You spend more than that on flights alone, not to mention hotels+booze+rental cars+"entertainment"

[max225]

And you make fun of me blowing money on steak dinners and hookers?

Your weekend race budget is higher than my weekend steak budget.



Goldcoin life

I spend $2-3k a year on this shit. You spend more than that on flights alone, not to mention hotels+booze+rental cars+"entertainment"

Spent $600 this year on flights bruh. Rich getting richer

[troyguitar]

I spend $2-3k a year on this shit. You spend more than that on flights alone, not to mention hotels+booze+rental cars+"entertainment"

Spent $600 this year on flights bruh. Rich getting richer

What's a ticket to Thailand cost?

[max225]

Spent $600 this year on flights bruh. Rich getting richer

What's a ticket to Thailand cost?

I didn't go Thailand this year. Also as you already know I use points. Ticket in business to Australia and back cost me $60

[troyguitar]

What's a ticket to Thailand cost?

I didn't go Thailand this year. Also as you already know I use points. Ticket in business to Australia and back cost me $60

with that

Unless you're like half of the forum and get those points for free from building synergies, you spent money to get the points - money that could have been spent elsewhere. The flights aren't free.

[max225]

Money is getting spent on life. Groceries gas, car parts, restaurants etc. get with the program bruh

[troyguitar]

Money is getting spent on life. Groceries gas, car parts, restaurants etc. get with the program bruh

The point is you could use the "rewards" in other ways including direct cash back (which is what I do). Those flights have a higher cost than you're claiming with your

[Apex]

Money is getting spent on life. Groceries gas, car parts, restaurants etc. get with the program bruh

The point is you could use the "rewards" in other ways including direct cash back (which is what I do). Those flights have a higher cost than you're claiming with your

Most card programs are more generous when using points for airline tickets instead of cash back doe. #richgettingricher

[ChrisoftheNorth]

Money is getting spent on life. Groceries gas, car parts, restaurants etc. get with the program bruh

The point is you could use the "rewards" in other ways including direct cash back (which is what I do). Those flights have a higher cost than you're claiming with your

Yea, I've yet to find a travel card that's better than my Fidelity Cash Rewards card. No annual fee, Unlimited 2% back on everything, deposited directly into my account. Most travel cards have annual fees, or a points reward system that equates to ~1% back or so.