When I was in Strasbourg with a friend, we met up with a friend of mine from highschool who was training to become a pilot and invited us out to the airfield to give us an aerial tour of the castles in the region.
>3)Skydiving on Mt.Everest
Is that a thing? I didn’t think people could get stupider, if so. I went paragliding in Switzerland once, exciting, only semi-expensive, semi-normie, won’t do again.
I worked in a drug rehab in Thailand for a bit. Not expensive, but also not normie.
normies love all these things. >antarctic cruises
massive hits, the cruise companies print money on these but they can only run so many because the season is so short. >skydiving everest
just meme variation on the most normie bucket list item there is >muh fighter jet
you can do it pretty easily, its expensive but you'll tick it off the bucket list. they'll even let you fly it. its not that extraordinary if you have a few grand to spend.
I've always had this idea of walking Scandinavia, maybe bottom to top or straight across, I'm not sure. And/or sailing the entire baltic coast line
Be my friend
My dream is to combine all religious pilgrimages into one 'mystical' journey, but I need to figure that out.
I know there is the Via Francigena from Cantebury, England to Rome. From there, I'd larp as a crusader to Jerusalem, stopping in Delphi, Mt. Athos, and Istanbul. Traditionally it goes through Syria, but if by then if it still isn't safe perhaps Cyprus & Lebanon. Then I'd larp as a Muslim on hajj from Jerusalem to Mecca.
From Mecca, is where it gets tricky.
There are several pilgrimages, but I'd prefer to keep heading East than go in circles.
Mt. Kailash is sacred to 4 religions and has a trek, but it's in Tibet.
There's the Char Dham for Hindus, in the Himalayas.
There are Buddhist pilgrim sites further East up and within Nepal
There is Adam's Peak in Sri Lanka where there's a sacred footprint which could be Shiva's, Buddha's, Adam's or St. Thomas' (they haven't decided yet I guess)
I guess I could follow the hippie trail and visit Goa on the way to Sri Lanka, go back up to Nepal? And from there the Hippie/Banana Pancake trail through Southeast Asia visiting various temples. I'd like to go through central China to visit the monasteries on top the jagged rocks, and head to Nagasaki, Japan (was place of Christian martyrs who got crucified, Catholic holdout in Japan before getting nuked by the Freemasons). Then I'd like to that Shikoku pilgrimage through various Shinto shrines as well as to Mt. Fuji and I suppose end it in Tokyo & later try an ayahuasca retreat in Peru.
I know this sounds very schizo but I'd love to meet up with other sighsee schizos on the way. Not into cooming, but if it happens it happens. If anyone has ideas to make this more organized, lmk.
Let's see now,
2) See those leaping white sharks off South Africa.
3) See a tornado. Get somebody else in the vehicle to say "Cow," so I can say " 'nother one."
4) Cruise the Amazon on a small ship.
>That's all stuff you can buy. I'm not impressed.
Fair enough, what would you do? Impress us.
Mine are mostly related to animals. They're not really unique or even that expensive so I'm going to get them done.
Seeing silverback gorillas and chimps up close in the jungle is a big one. Diving outside of a cage with a great white is another. Just imagine the rush from sitting a few meters across from a wild silverback gorilla, ready to fuck you up if you make the mistake of maintaining eye contact for a couple of seconds
I do not believe in this whole "normies wouldnt do it". But there are some a bit unusual experiences I'd do. None is that secret though. All well known. >gorillas in rwanda >transsiberian >ciudad perdida trek >everest base camp (by helicopter) >the greatest day >kayak in norweigian fjord >stay in underwater suite >long range private jet (with suite)
i would love to ride a camel across the middle east and north africa. apart from that i would also very much jump at the chance to go to antarctica and find the entrance to agartha
Bungee jumping off a bridge in Auckland
Hiking through the mud and marsh in Katmai national park to see dozens of grizzly bears up close
everything else I've done is normie-tier
bike through the Americas, Africa and Eurasia by bike. Maybe New Zealand, too. And a coastal Australian ride or something. I have all the gear, I'm just too poor, can't miss work for like 3 years.
My dream is to combine all religious pilgrimages into one 'mystical' journey, but I need to figure that out.
I know there is the Via Francigena from Cantebury, England to Rome. From there, I'd larp as a crusader to Jerusalem, stopping in Delphi, Mt. Athos, and Istanbul. Traditionally it goes through Syria, but if by then if it still isn't safe perhaps Cyprus & Lebanon. Then I'd larp as a Muslim on hajj from Jerusalem to Mecca.
From Mecca, is where it gets tricky.
There are several pilgrimages, but I'd prefer to keep heading East than go in circles.
Mt. Kailash is sacred to 4 religions and has a trek, but it's in Tibet.
There's the Char Dham for Hindus, in the Himalayas.
There are Buddhist pilgrim sites further East up and within Nepal
There is Adam's Peak in Sri Lanka where there's a sacred footprint which could be Shiva's, Buddha's, Adam's or St. Thomas' (they haven't decided yet I guess)
I guess I could follow the hippie trail and visit Goa on the way to Sri Lanka, go back up to Nepal? And from there the Hippie/Banana Pancake trail through Southeast Asia visiting various temples. I'd like to go through central China to visit the monasteries on top the jagged rocks, and head to Nagasaki, Japan (was place of Christian martyrs who got crucified, Catholic holdout in Japan before getting nuked by the Freemasons). Then I'd like to that Shikoku pilgrimage through various Shinto shrines as well as to Mt. Fuji and I suppose end it in Tokyo & later try an ayahuasca retreat in Peru.
I know this sounds very schizo but I'd love to meet up with other sighsee schizos on the way. Not into cooming, but if it happens it happens. If anyone has ideas to make this more organized, lmk.
>Then I'd larp as a Muslim on hajj from Jerusalem to Mecca
Good luck with that! I watched a documentary in undergrad and you're in deep shit if they find out you're not Muslim. Generally, converts to Islam (especially "non Muslim" looking ones like whites or East Asians or something) get a permission letter from their local imam indicating they're a practicing Muslim of good character and carry that on their person if anyone accuses them of being a non-Muslim
>Crossing the Sahara Desert via motorcycle while wild-camping along the way >Trekking the white and black deserts in Egypt >Crossing Africa overland in a vehicle that is incredibly ill-equipped to do so (such as a city c ar)
Fuck my best friend's wife
Impregnate a girl in a third world country. Block her. And then secretly stalk her social media and watch the kid grow up.
Fuck my best friend's daughter
>Impregnate a girl in a third world country. Block her. And then secretly stalk her social media and watch the kid grow up.
I've nutted so much in flips where abortion is extremely frowned upon and can land you in jail, I'm pretty sure I have an entire basketball team ready at my command, complete with bench warmers.
starting a family
*a third family
When I was in Strasbourg with a friend, we met up with a friend of mine from highschool who was training to become a pilot and invited us out to the airfield to give us an aerial tour of the castles in the region.
>3)Skydiving on Mt.Everest
Is that a thing? I didn’t think people could get stupider, if so. I went paragliding in Switzerland once, exciting, only semi-expensive, semi-normie, won’t do again.
I worked in a drug rehab in Thailand for a bit. Not expensive, but also not normie.
>Skydiving on Mt.Everest
Impossible for several reasons.
normies love all these things.
>antarctic cruises
massive hits, the cruise companies print money on these but they can only run so many because the season is so short.
>skydiving everest
just meme variation on the most normie bucket list item there is
>muh fighter jet
you can do it pretty easily, its expensive but you'll tick it off the bucket list. they'll even let you fly it. its not that extraordinary if you have a few grand to spend.
name one unique/expensive experience that normies won't do
I've always had this idea of walking Scandinavia, maybe bottom to top or straight across, I'm not sure. And/or sailing the entire baltic coast line
Be my friend
Ah yes, the Manchildrens' Crusade. Sign me up!
>Fighter jet ride
There is this shit for spitfires near me, I see them every week. It starts at like £3k for 30mins
That's all stuff you can buy. I'm not impressed.
>1)Antarctica trip
Yeah, that's on mine.
Let's see now,
2) See those leaping white sharks off South Africa.
3) See a tornado. Get somebody else in the vehicle to say "Cow," so I can say " 'nother one."
4) Cruise the Amazon on a small ship.
>That's all stuff you can buy. I'm not impressed.
Fair enough, what would you do? Impress us.
Add 5) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_lava
Birth a son and not mutilate his body and inject with heavy metals
Mine are mostly related to animals. They're not really unique or even that expensive so I'm going to get them done.
Seeing silverback gorillas and chimps up close in the jungle is a big one. Diving outside of a cage with a great white is another. Just imagine the rush from sitting a few meters across from a wild silverback gorilla, ready to fuck you up if you make the mistake of maintaining eye contact for a couple of seconds
I do not believe in this whole "normies wouldnt do it". But there are some a bit unusual experiences I'd do. None is that secret though. All well known.
>gorillas in rwanda
>transsiberian
>ciudad perdida trek
>everest base camp (by helicopter)
>the greatest day
>kayak in norweigian fjord
>stay in underwater suite
>long range private jet (with suite)
i would love to ride a camel across the middle east and north africa. apart from that i would also very much jump at the chance to go to antarctica and find the entrance to agartha
Bungee jumping off a bridge in Auckland
Hiking through the mud and marsh in Katmai national park to see dozens of grizzly bears up close
everything else I've done is normie-tier
No reason to go to Antarctica. Waste of time and money to see ice and rocks
Plus there's nothing here worth seeing. Just save your Earth money and go back home.
Seeing the Titanic wreck. I hear tickets prices are dropping. Must be the economy.
Might be able to hook you up with a bloke who built a sub for that in his shed. None of this licencing nonsense either so it'll be cheap
bike through the Americas, Africa and Eurasia by bike. Maybe New Zealand, too. And a coastal Australian ride or something. I have all the gear, I'm just too poor, can't miss work for like 3 years.
My dream is to combine all religious pilgrimages into one 'mystical' journey, but I need to figure that out.
I know there is the Via Francigena from Cantebury, England to Rome. From there, I'd larp as a crusader to Jerusalem, stopping in Delphi, Mt. Athos, and Istanbul. Traditionally it goes through Syria, but if by then if it still isn't safe perhaps Cyprus & Lebanon. Then I'd larp as a Muslim on hajj from Jerusalem to Mecca.
From Mecca, is where it gets tricky.
There are several pilgrimages, but I'd prefer to keep heading East than go in circles.
Mt. Kailash is sacred to 4 religions and has a trek, but it's in Tibet.
There's the Char Dham for Hindus, in the Himalayas.
There are Buddhist pilgrim sites further East up and within Nepal
There is Adam's Peak in Sri Lanka where there's a sacred footprint which could be Shiva's, Buddha's, Adam's or St. Thomas' (they haven't decided yet I guess)
I guess I could follow the hippie trail and visit Goa on the way to Sri Lanka, go back up to Nepal? And from there the Hippie/Banana Pancake trail through Southeast Asia visiting various temples. I'd like to go through central China to visit the monasteries on top the jagged rocks, and head to Nagasaki, Japan (was place of Christian martyrs who got crucified, Catholic holdout in Japan before getting nuked by the Freemasons). Then I'd like to that Shikoku pilgrimage through various Shinto shrines as well as to Mt. Fuji and I suppose end it in Tokyo & later try an ayahuasca retreat in Peru.
I know this sounds very schizo but I'd love to meet up with other sighsee schizos on the way. Not into cooming, but if it happens it happens. If anyone has ideas to make this more organized, lmk.
>Then I'd larp as a Muslim on hajj from Jerusalem to Mecca
Good luck with that! I watched a documentary in undergrad and you're in deep shit if they find out you're not Muslim. Generally, converts to Islam (especially "non Muslim" looking ones like whites or East Asians or something) get a permission letter from their local imam indicating they're a practicing Muslim of good character and carry that on their person if anyone accuses them of being a non-Muslim
Crossing the Sahara Desert via motorcycle while wild-camping along the way
Trekking the white and black deserts in Egypt
Crossing Africa overland in a vehicle that is incredibly ill-equipped to do so (such as a city c ar)
>Crossing the Sahara Desert via motorcycle while wild-camping along the way
>Trekking the white and black deserts in Egypt
>Crossing Africa overland in a vehicle that is incredibly ill-equipped to do so (such as a city c ar)
Sounds like you have death wish
1) ride a camel
2) eat a camel
3) fuck a camel
Fuck my best friend's wife
Impregnate a girl in a third world country. Block her. And then secretly stalk her social media and watch the kid grow up.
Fuck my best friend's daughter
so your best friend's wife is from a 3rd world country?
>Impregnate a girl in a third world country. Block her. And then secretly stalk her social media and watch the kid grow up.
I've nutted so much in flips where abortion is extremely frowned upon and can land you in jail, I'm pretty sure I have an entire basketball team ready at my command, complete with bench warmers.
take a submarine ride to see the titanic
Visiting Titanic Ship wreck.