Post: #276

(04-20-2015 02:36 AM)VincentVinturi Wrote:  Two questions for you booty warriors:

1) are you buttfucking these chicks raw or are you wearing a condom?

2) isn't that just asking for an infection of the urethra/bladder, etc?

It's possible.. You know what they say..

"Dem hoes aint loyal."

Post: #277

Thread title should be changed to LINUX ass rams Colombia.

Post: #278

am I really that crazy? Or is being crazy, working your life away, watching reality television and sitcoms that tells you when you are suppose to laugh, and closing your eyes when your fucking your wife/girlfriend and thinking about fucking someone else.

Nah, I'm not crazy. I live.

Post: #279

^ Fuck yeah.

Post: #280

(04-21-2015 05:57 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Am I really crazy?

One of my neighbors wrote me today and asked me to get a beer with him. When I told him, I was in Colombia, he told me I was crazy. I started thinking.

A little over two years ago, I had a normal 7-5 job, with money in savings, a big house, and was married to a woman who barely spread her legs once a week. My life was normal and uneventful. I was depressed.

Now, I work 6 months and travel 6 months. I'm lucky if I break 36,000 a year and tonight I had a model bouncing on my dick for an hour, going into seizure convulsions when she had an orgasms. I'm happier than I have ever been.

So, am, I really that crazy? Or is being crazy, working your life away, watching reality television and sitcoms that tells you when you are suppose to laugh, and closing your eyes when your fucking your wife/girlfriend and thinking about fucking someone else.

Nah, I'm not crazy. I live.

LINUX IS BACK!
See, now that is the kind of post that made me love this thread. That I'm tired of getting my dick wet bullshit was sort of a downer.
You just need to appreciate what you have and strive for more and better bangs.

Post: #281

(04-21-2015 05:57 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Am I really crazy?

One of my neighbors wrote me today and asked me to get a beer with him. When I told him, I was in Colombia, he told me I was crazy. I started thinking.

A little over two years ago, I had a normal 7-5 job, with money in savings, a big house, and was married to a woman who barely spread her legs once a week. My life was normal and uneventful. I was depressed.

Now, I work 6 months and travel 6 months. I'm lucky if I break 36,000 a year and tonight I had a model bouncing on my dick for an hour, going into seizure convulsions when she had an orgasms. I'm happier than I have ever been.

So, am, I really that crazy? Or is being crazy, working your life away, watching reality television and sitcoms that tells you when you are suppose to laugh, and closing your eyes when your fucking your wife/girlfriend and thinking about fucking someone else.

Nah, I'm not crazy. I live.

Awesome perspective. That dude is just another crab in the barrel. Most guys wish they could do what you are doing. But are afraid to admit it or to admit it to themselves.

Post: #282

(04-21-2015 05:57 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Am I really crazy?

One of my neighbors wrote me today and asked me to get a beer with him. When I told him, I was in Colombia, he told me I was crazy. I started thinking.

A little over two years ago, I had a normal 7-5 job, with money in savings, a big house, and was married to a woman who barely spread her legs once a week. My life was normal and uneventful. I was depressed.

Now, I work 6 months and travel 6 months. I'm lucky if I break 36,000 a year and tonight I had a model bouncing on my dick for an hour, going into seizure convulsions when she had an orgasms. I'm happier than I have ever been.

So, am, I really that crazy? Or is being crazy, working your life away, watching reality television and sitcoms that tells you when you are suppose to laugh, and closing your eyes when your fucking your wife/girlfriend and thinking about fucking someone else.

Nah, I'm not crazy. I live.

Are you employed in Columbia or are you working remotely?

Post: #283

(04-21-2015 05:57 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Am I really crazy?

One of my neighbors wrote me today and asked me to get a beer with him. When I told him, I was in Colombia, he told me I was crazy. I started thinking.

A little over two years ago, I had a normal 7-5 job, with money in savings, a big house, and was married to a woman who barely spread her legs once a week. My life was normal and uneventful. I was depressed.

Now, I work 6 months and travel 6 months. I'm lucky if I break 36,000 a year and tonight I had a model bouncing on my dick for an hour, going into seizure convulsions when she had an orgasms. I'm happier than I have ever been.

So, am, I really that crazy? Or is being crazy, working your life away, watching reality television and sitcoms that tells you when you are suppose to laugh, and closing your eyes when your fucking your wife/girlfriend and thinking about fucking someone else.

Nah, I'm not crazy. I live.

Everyone on the forum goes...





HSLD

Post: #284

(04-21-2015 07:06 PM)iamrichandiambeautiful Wrote:  Are you employed in Columbia or are you working remotely?

Neither. I work in the states, I save money, I quit and I travel. Then I repeat. I came here to fuck women, not to work.

This is how you do this..

1. Have zero debt.
2. Have cheap rent.
3. Have no children.
4. Cook your own meals.
5. Carry a flask when you go to bars.

It's pretty easy. Being comfortable is man's worse enemy. It's why people don't take risk.

and also,

People waste all their money on bachelor pads, cars, and electronics, because they think it will help them get laid. It doesn't.

Post: #285

^ Linux, even more than seeing pics of hot chicks, I'd like to see you break down what you do for money in the U.S.

Are you saying you work a job for half a year, and save up the money required to travel for the other half? That is amazing man, I'd love to hear more about that.

Post: #286

I don't want to spoil the party but working 6 months a year might be fun when you're very young (i assume you're in your 20s) but once you get past 30 YOU WILL start caring about putting money towards retirement and building your resume. There are obvious exceptions (Roosh would be one, but I think he makes way over $36k) with location-independent lifestyles but eventually that life will grow old. The older one get's, the harder it becomes to get a decent job, climb the corporate ladder, and build a loyal social circle. God forbid you have kids who want to attend good schools and have those soccer/basketball/football lessons paid for or a spouse who nags you about taking family vacations and buying that house with a picket fence.

Post: #287

(04-21-2015 07:48 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  ^ Linux, even more than seeing pics of hot chicks, I'd like to see you break down what you do for money in the U.S.

Are you saying you work a job for half a year, and save up the money required to travel for the other half? That is amazing man, I'd love to hear more about that.

That's exactly what I do in the oil and gas business and basically anyone in the US or Canada can do it, even now with oil being down, there is still work out there and its highly seasonal. I began working last week and it was the first time in six months I was on a job, I was actually looking forward to it after spending over five months down in Colombia. I was offered work in my city where I have my condo (Edmonton) and took the offer, but after working Monday to Friday 8-4 all last week doing training, I walked into my manager's office and told him that after doing the half year work/half year off thing for the past few years, that I can't get used to that normal lifestyle and I'd rather something else. He told me today that I'm beginning a gig working 14/7 that should last until October or November, which is fucking perfect for me, I'll finish that job and travel again until the following spring. For those of us who don't have online or location independent hustles, finding a job which allows you to work for a few months a year and take the rest off is the next best thing and one could argue that it may be even better, depending on the person.

Post: #288

^^^I'm actually curious about this as well, and would like to hear some input.

As for that chica/epiphany...

Post: #289

Scotian yea I have read your thread a bunch on the oil sands, it definitely is intriguing. I'm finishing a degree right now but I have thought of ditching it all for that. May very well do it. Just wondering if there is other options to achieve the same thing. I have no "trade" skills at all so starting that path, while possible, is not exactly something that would be building on any skills I already have.

Post: #290

(04-21-2015 08:07 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  Scotian yea I have read your thread a bunch on the oil sands, it definitely is intriguing. I'm finishing a degree right now but I have thought of ditching it all for that. May very well do it. Just wondering if there is other options to achieve the same thing. I have no "trade" skills at all so starting that path, while possible, is not exactly something that would be building on any skills I already have.

Finish your degree but if you're interested in oil and gas, read through the US oil threads on here for ideas. You don't really need much training to get an entry level job, if you work hard at it for a year or two, you could find yourself in a seasonal job, there's work all over the US in oil, gas, nuclear, etc. Check out this website for job postings: https://www.roadtechs.com/ , basically these jobs are short term (2 weeks-2 months) and once you're done, you chase another one or you fuck off wherever you want. PM me for more information about the best trades to get into, I've guided a couple of US based guys into that line of work before. Here's a quick example (https://www.roadtechs.com/green/wwwboard...nbr=358073) of what I'm talking about: a six week job in Rhode Island, 12 hour shifts, $80-100/hour. Lets say you make $90/hour, with no overtime increase (there may be 1.5 rates), that's $7560 per week, multiply that by 6 weeks and you gross $45,360. Even after taxes, that's a pretty decent amount of cash and a guy could live quite well on that six week's worth of work in a third world country for a year, not too shabby I don't make that much money yet, about half, but that's the type of work that I do, take the money and run!

Post: #291

I wonder if Linux and Atlantic hit up Gringo Tuesdays tonight?

Post: #292

(04-21-2015 07:57 PM)TripleG Wrote:  I don't want to spoil the party but working 6 months a year might be fun when you're very young (i assume you're in your 20s) but once you get past 30 YOU WILL start caring about putting money towards retirement and building your resume. There are obvious exceptions (Roosh would be one, but I think he makes way over $36k) with location-independent lifestyles but eventually that life will grow old. The older one get's, the harder it becomes to get a decent job, climb the corporate ladder, and build a loyal social circle. God forbid you have kids who want to attend good schools and have those soccer/basketball/football lessons paid for or a spouse who nags you about taking family vacations and buying that house with a picket fence.

That's exactly what most guys on this forum are trying to avoid.

Post: #293

(04-21-2015 10:04 PM)scotian Wrote:  I wonder if Linux and Atlantic hit up Gringo Tuesdays tonight?

Na I am having a relaxing week. I had a girl call over instead. Don't think I will be going for any new notches this week.

Post: #294

(04-21-2015 07:57 PM)TripleG Wrote:  I don't want to spoil the party but working 6 months a year might be fun when you're very young (i assume you're in your 20s) but once you get past 30 YOU WILL start caring about putting money towards retirement and building your resume. There are obvious exceptions (Roosh would be one, but I think he makes way over $36k) with location-independent lifestyles but eventually that life will grow old. The older one get's, the harder it becomes to get a decent job, climb the corporate ladder, and build a loyal social circle. God forbid you have kids who want to attend good schools and have those soccer/basketball/football lessons paid for or a spouse who nags you about taking family vacations and buying that house with a picket fence.

What you describe is the typical "American Dream." That world is not for me but I like how you capitalized "YOU WILL".

1. I'm not in my 20's. I'm in my 30's already.
2. I have no desire to climb the corporate ladder.
3. I'm not having kids, I had a vacetomy.
4. If you know me, you'll see I'm not the kind of man who cares about social circles nor are any of the people I roll with.
5. I've been married twice. It's not happening again.
6. I will never own a house because I don't enjoy being comfortable and living in the same place for too long.

This is my life and I enjoy it. I'm not going to die in a recliner watching the weather channel.

Post: #295

20 - She was a great girl. Real happy and smiled a lot.

Post: #296

(04-21-2015 07:48 PM)Sonsowey Wrote:  ^ Linux, even more than seeing pics of hot chicks, I'd like to see you break down what you do for money in the U.S.

Are you saying you work a job for half a year, and save up the money required to travel for the other half? That is amazing man, I'd love to hear more about that.

I have an BS in Kinesiology, a masters in Nutrition and I have CSCS certification. Last year I worked as a personal trainer and coached football.

I have another job but can't talk about it here since I have already mentioned on the forum that I live in Denver. Fucking 20 women in a few weeks might not be looked upon too highly with this profession.

Post: #297

Why not? It's a perfect form of exercise.

Not to mention, one must be incredibly fit to fuck 20 women in a couple of weeks.

Post: #298

(04-21-2015 05:57 PM)LINUX Wrote:  Am I really crazy?

One of my neighbors wrote me today and asked me to get a beer with him. When I told him, I was in Colombia, he told me I was crazy. I started thinking.

A little over two years ago, I had a normal 7-5 job, with money in savings, a big house, and was married to a woman who barely spread her legs once a week. My life was normal and uneventful. I was depressed.

Now, I work 6 months and travel 6 months. I'm lucky if I break 36,000 a year and tonight I had a model bouncing on my dick for an hour, going into seizure convulsions when she had an orgasms. I'm happier than I have ever been.

So, am, I really that crazy? Or is being crazy, working your life away, watching reality television and sitcoms that tells you when you are suppose to laugh, and closing your eyes when your fucking your wife/girlfriend and thinking about fucking someone else.

Nah, I'm not crazy. I live.

Ah - LINUX - bringing tears of joy. The craziness of life through the eyes of an unplugged man.

Post: #299

Linux very high quality thread, what are your stats for lifting and how tall and big are you?

Post: #300

Sounds like quite the life. I'm impressed you can do all of the traveling that cheap. Have you ever thought about working hard to achieve passive instead of just working 6 months and saving up? With what you're doing I can't imagine it would require that much to feed your travels.