Short-term living in a warm climate for as cheap as possible

fishin wrote:

Holy crap, here ya go Kicky:

"Rent a nice 30'plus camper all hooked up waiting for you for only 400.00 monthly."

"Includes all utilities and free laundry. Campground consists of 47 acres of nice wooded land just minutes from beaches and town."

http://pensacola.craigslist.org/vac/626376718.html

$400/month and all you need to do is show up and provide your own food.

Does it have phone access??
I'm thinking "ROAD TRIP!" :wink:

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High Seas wrote:

I actually met Kicky and liked him a lot - perhaps you only know him online, Linkat?

Would be glad to entrust him with children, plants, household contents, cars - though perhaps not an airplane

Perhaps you don't understand my sense of humor.

I think kicky does - we at one time worked at the same (different location) house of horrors.

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Ah, the missing link! Thanks, Linkat.

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High Seas wrote:

Ah, the missing link! Thanks, Linkat.

So o-k no one understands my jokes.

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Become a dog sitter. Especially with the summer season upon us,
dog sitters are always sought after. Look through Craigslist in the beach town of your choice or advertise there, and before you know it, you sit
at an ocean front villa with Fido trailing along.

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I think I want to do that...wonder if Kicky will come take care of my kids? Razz

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mismi, he would be the 4th boy in the house, but as long as you have
a huge fence around the house and put the matches away, it should work.

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Jesus kicky, living in a car?

Someone will break in and cornhole ya.

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Chai wrote:

Jesus kicky, living in a car?

Someone will break in and cornhole ya.

Kicky,

Just come out to the Northwest, I'll keep you warm. :wink:

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Couchsurfer, that was the word I was trying to remember. I've read about it in several places. Me, I'd be wary, but I've only read good things so far.

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kickycan wrote:

And if I really wanted to, I could use Quinn's suggestion and park it at a Wal-Mart for free! Could I do that? That would be seriously cheap living. They'd probably kick me out after they discovered I was basically living in their parking lot though, wouldn't they?

Either way, that is a great idea. Keep them coming. I appreciate it.

I remember a movie where a guy abandoned his pregnant girlfriend, and she lived inside the walmart for quite a while.

she set up a tent and had sheets and towels and everything.

She'd put everything back in the morning.

I guess that wouldn't work with those 24 hour Walmarts.

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Actually there was this college kid who did this as part of a research paper for college. He would sleep in the bathroom, etc. He didn't "steal" anything from the Walmart, anything he used he would pay for.. I'll see if I can find a link.

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Here it is

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=1776532

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quinn1 wrote:

Could you imagine?

Yo - dude living in the broken down camper - wanna take care of junior for the day? Thanks?

oiy

You people have obviously never scanned Craigslist...

People just randomly solicit people from the Internet to watch their kids.

Freakin' insane....

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Chai wrote:

I remember a movie where a guy abandoned his pregnant girlfriend, and she lived inside the walmart for quite a while.

she set up a tent and had sheets and towels and everything.

She'd put everything back in the morning.

I guess that wouldn't work with those 24 hour Walmarts.

It was on TV last weekend:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_the_Heart_Is_(2000_film)

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Obviously the people on Craigslist are a bit off. Goes without saying really but you know - your kids? Freaks.

I like that movie. LOL.

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Stockard Channing was great as Sister Thelma...

Thelma 'Sister' Husband:
"Dear Lord, we ask that you bless this food to the nourishment of our bodies. And we ask forgiveness, Lord, for the fornication that Mr. Sprock and me committed this morning on this very table. "

She pretty much had to ask for forgiveness every day.

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That was a good line

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