Respect fire guy
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I was a white man for decades
I feel like someone's gotta ask:
Are you no longer a white man?Probably a trans woman? From the name and Fed instance.
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Iām the one obsessively scavenging for wood around the camp site to keep that wood pile healthy.
I got the largest kelly kettle because loads of friends said they would be interested in using it as a group. This was like 3 or so years ago and since I got it absolutely no one has been interested in actually going outside. So I recently bought the smallest one now as I am only ever using it on my own, may as well get something easier to carry.
Shame that I don't know anyone else interested in it though, don't even have to go camping, just a day/afternoon trip or even just sit on the beach, but even that doesn't get any interest.
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Does dad know?!
who do you think gave you the skin
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Too much soot from staying near the fire
My lungs have turned black.
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who do you think gave you the skin
wrote last edited by [email protected]"See no Evil, Hear no Evil" - 1989
Funny comedy, has my previous comment as a line in it. -
I was a white man for decades
I feel like someone's gotta ask:
Are you no longer a white man?reverse Micheal Jackson?
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wrote last edited by [email protected]You all laugh until the fire is in the oven of a hut with freezing temperatures outside and the fire guy is the one getting up in the middle of the night to keep the fire going. You then wake up to a cozy hut instead of spending the first two hours awake freezing in your sleeping bags.
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I absolutely adore keeping the fire going. I was a white man for decades so i'm not dodging the allegations. I have never been camping where i was not the last person awake and always keeping the fire just right until all the wood was gone.
It's all about the air flow. Too much and everything burns too quickly in a roaring furnace, too little and you have no light and not enough heat. By constantly adjusting the logs you can maintain the proper air flow to keep everything just right. Rotating a log to present fresh wood to an eager flame here. Squeezing two logs a little closer to reduce the oxygen and trim things up there. A proper fire adjusting stick (and a backup) is crucial.
Give me a stack of seasoned wood, a k-bar, a magnesium fire starter and a comfy camp chair and i'm in heaven from the time the sun sets until the wood runs out.
Solidarity from another former white guy and campfire enthusiast.
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It's all good until you experience a fire where there's two of them.
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It's me, i'm that guy. I'm fun to camp with ladies
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Yeah, like why does race need to be involved here? Fire should be for everyone to enjoy.
It's a joke.
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Yeah, like why does race need to be involved here? Fire should be for everyone to enjoy.
Outdoor recreation and camping was and still sort of is exclusionary to black folks especially, but there's a lot of people trying to change that
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It's a joke.
I see that. But where lies the joke exactly? My interpretation is that this white dude barely knows what he's doing, like constantly moving the wood. To me is more like set it up, and watch it burn. Then, from time to time, you add another log.
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You all laugh until the fire is in the oven of a hut with freezing temperatures outside and the fire guy is the one getting up in the middle of the night to keep the fire going. You then wake up to a cozy hut instead of spending the first two hours awake freezing in your sleeping bags.
you mean recruit. we recruit.
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It's all good until you experience a fire where there's two of them.
'I was kind of saving that stick'
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Outdoor recreation and camping was and still sort of is exclusionary to black folks especially, but there's a lot of people trying to change that
I live in the UK so I don't think this really applies here. If you are not going out and touching grass, its on you. Not the colour of your skin.
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'I was kind of saving that stick'
'Dude, you're choking it'
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I live in the UK so I don't think this really applies here. If you are not going out and touching grass, its on you. Not the colour of your skin.
Yes I think there are some differences between racism in the UK and the US
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Yes I think there are some differences between racism in the UK and the US
I am curious now, how does race stop someone touching grass in the US?
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I am curious now, how does race stop someone touching grass in the US?
It doesn't, but it does result in comments like yours. I'm not interested in responding further to you.
