being homeless wasn't too bad tbh, i actually kinda enjoyed it

[Dr. Autismo]

i had my tent hitched up in the woods, and it was pretty hidden and out of sight.
when i had to left it in the woods to stay at this sharedhouse between the 11th and 21st, and went back to it, it was still there.
same with those 2 pot noodles i left there and completely forgot about.
my experience being homeless was no different from camping.

the soup kitchen here is very generous with helping people out, and i was able to get a tent, sleeping bag, pillow and a few blankets from them.
they were even nice enough to let me store my belongings in their shed too.

 

[Dr. Autismo]

there was this one night where it was raining, and some rain water got into my tent.

but i was able to use a spare blanket it soak up the rain water, and use a dry spare one to sleep with.

 

[NEB.feelsdevil]

I don't think so, sounds pretty bad to be homeless

 

[bruhwtf]

how'd you be able to post in here

 

[Dr. Autismo]

how'd you be able to post in here

there are free wifi hotspots across town with no passwords, and you've got the library too

 

[bruhwtf]

there are free wifi hotspots across town with no passwords, and you've got the library too

ovER in shithole countries

 

[Dr. Autismo]

ovER in shithole countries

UK is also a shithole cuntry, but some shithole cuntires are more shitty than others

 

[bruhwtf]

UK is also a shithole cuntry, but some shithole cuntires are more shitty than others

in my country being homeless gives you free gangrene

 

[Dr. Autismo]

in my country being homeless gives you free gangrene

what country is that, if you don't mind me asking?

 

[bruhwtf]

what country is that, if you don't mind me asking?

third world corrupt countries of course

 

[VλREN]

Did you punch any foids??

 

[Dr. Autismo]

third world corrupt countries of course

beyond brutal

Did you punch any foids??

no, that would be a great way of getting me sent straight back to hmp bristol faster than i can say FUCK!

 

[Icarus]

Glad you're okay fren

Thank you for keeping us updated.

 

[Zetta]

From my experience, being homeless is absolutely terrible. Especially in the US.

 

[Dr. Autismo]

From my experience, being homeless is absolutely terrible. Especially in the US.

i live in the UK, and my experience was pretty ok.

if you want, i can give you some tips!

 

[Zetta]

i live in the UK, and my experience was pretty ok.

if you want, i can give you some tips!

No, I tried it out before voluntarily, it wasn't exactly an enthralling experience.

 

[Genetics_subhuman]

i had my tent hitched up in the woods, and it was pretty hidden and out of sight.
when i had to left it in the woods to stay at this sharedhouse between the 11th and 21st, and went back to it, it was still there.
same with those 2 pot noodles i left there and completely forgot about.
my experience being homeless was no different from camping.

the soup kitchen here is very generous with helping people out, and i was able to get a tent, sleeping bag, pillow and a few blankets from them.
they were even nice enough to let me store my belongings in their shed too.

Disse o “dr autismo” kkkk