EISPIRATEN

LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME

I'd go there and eat a GIANT RARE STEAK. Giantass beer in my other hand.

Suck on that, hippies.

Hell yeah.

looking at a rock makes me feel alive too!:lol:


7. Be Considerate of Other Visitors: Solitude is an important part of the wilderness experience. It is freedom from
intrusion of human sights and sounds. Respect the solitude of others by avoiding boisterous behavior and loud noises
camping in areas that are not visible to other visitors. Let Nature’s sounds prevail. To some, electronic devices are a
necessity even in wildlands. To other it is inappropriate, interfering with solitude and natural sounds. Avoid conflicts
by making a conscious effort to allow everyone their own experience. Avoid the use of bright lights, cell phones,
radios, electronic games, walkie-talkies and other intrusive devices. If they must be used, use earphones. Keep the
noise down, especially at night or in remote places. Keep voices low. Discharging firearms may be very disturbing to
other visitors and wildlife and should be minimized. In neighboring National Parks possessing firearms is illegal and
in some neighboring National Forest areas it is illegal to discharge firearms except in the legal pursuit of game.

TacoDelRio wrote:LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME

I'd go there and eat a GIANT RARE STEAK. Giantass beer in my other hand.

Suck on that, hippies.

Hell yeah.

Make sure to cook that steak using wood from the tree they're crying over.

Guess who?

bertfivesix wrote:

TacoDelRio wrote:LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME

I'd go there and eat a GIANT RARE STEAK. Giantass beer in my other hand.

Suck on that, hippies.

Hell yeah.

Make sure to cook that steak using wood from the tree they're crying over.

Hell yeah.

Do these people know what "Beer" is?