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My friends and I usually just crash wherever we started drinking and leave in the morning. And we generally ride in my friend's cheap little Honda. Or, more recently my friend's junk tank van. It takes a ton of gas and breaks down a lot though.

Kind of amazing the sign could do that much do your car.

I always prefer smaller cars, just because they're more maneuverable and generally take less gas. Makes sense to me, at least. I gotta admit though, as much as a piece of crap that van is, it's pretty comfortable.

WTF; using the marketplace = spam messages?! stressed Poo on you and your f-ing stolen demonic pendant. I've heard better sob-stories in class. Geeze.

I've gone camping in my car! We had a tent, but it rained so much the whole time we just gave it up and slept in the car.

I have atleast two friends who're willing to host me on a moments notice that live about 10 mins from the very central of Reykjavik (that's where it's AT!) And walking from there to my house is about 1-1 1/2 hrs. I'd be more willing to walk all the time if the darned weather could take a moment to get itself behaved. xp

Annoying spam msg count; 5 in less than 30 minutes.

I have a problem with rain, especially if it's coming at you vertically/from all directions. And winter here is just cruel, I generally spend most of them inside where it's warm and less prone to snow-induced disasters.

In the summers I go everywhere by bike. cool I just hope this summer will be a bit dryer than the last.

y'all are making me homesick, and i'm not from either of the places you are from.

PG, Where ARE you from, anyway?

See, I'm glad someone understands. I tell people that and they look at me weird, but I just hate being wet. It bothers me. I don't mind being in a pool (for the most part) and I like taking showers, I just hate being wet afterwards. And yeah, the wind here is pretty cold too. It's still pretty nice though, especially during the summer if it hasn't rained in awhile.

I can understand that, but I like the idea of being able to coast around on them. I got used to rollerblading and skateboarding when I was little. But I don't think I could skate anymore. I haven't tried in years, but I'm sure I'd fall off a skateboard anymore.

I don't really like standing on things and being high up. It's more the thought of instability than being high up that bothers me. Falling suddenly isn't pleasant. Or going up suddenly, as some people like to throw me in the air.

And yeah, they should have a few big lists at least.

Luckily I don't have to worry about some of those things, though I still hate needing to walk around in wet trunks. I can't even swim, I don't know why I go to the pool with people. I hate dealing with all of it just the same. Especially when you need to wait out in the rain, dry off a little bit, only to get soaked again. Just not fun. I hate the way everything sticks to your skin, especially when it's not just "stuck" to your skin, but hangs, sticks to your skin, comes off, then repeats as you walk around. Or when something is so wet it's squishy. Ugh.

It bothers me too, but not to an extent where I care all that much. I would rather do something myself most of the time, but there are times when it's unavoidable. It doesn't bother me that much anymore, though I still don't like having people drive me around that I don't know or trust in some way. Most of the time, at least. It's that wobbly feeling that I hate, when you know you're teetering and you're about to fall over. I normally have pretty good balance, so being knocked askew by something really puts me off. I hate standing on ladders and unstable surfaces for that reason. Being near edges on high places is sort of the same, since a good gust of wind pushes me around.

I guess everyone just uses tektek now since it's convenient.