PLAY How long would you last?

kyrsyan

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Watching a vid. Sorry don't have a source link. Four guys in a 20 foot circle, divided into 4 quadrants. Quadrants are big enough for a small tent and chairs. They bring in food and supplies. Prize if you are the last to leave - $10,000.
All but one quit within 36 hours...
Where do I sign up?
 

kyrsyan

Has No Life - Lives on TB
I bet they were not allowed to have cellphones or entertainment.
I don't remember. They were spending a lot of time talking and sleeping. These were twenty something males in good condition. If they can't make it more than 36 hours without cellphones or outside entertainment, someone needs to help them. I could easily make it that long with my imagination and/or a deck of cards.
 

cyberiot

Rimtas žmogus
I don't remember. They were spending a lot of time talking and sleeping. These were twenty something males in good condition. If they can't make it more than 36 hours without cellphones or outside entertainment, someone needs to help them. I could easily make it that long with my imagination and/or a deck of cards.

Me, too! Heck--gimme some good yarn, and I'll crochet you a scarf. $10,000 for 36 hours of rest is an excellent gig.
 
Buncha pussies. Give me a porta-pottie, water for me and the pups, and dog food for them. Oh, and at my age my bones would need at least a sleeping pad and a modest pillow.
Hell, who needs a porta potty? I pee in a Tupperware all the time in the car. I'm quick. No one sees me. I pour it out the door - takes me 2 seconds. Spray the container with Lysol, wipe with napkin from the fast food place, put clean napkin in, snap shut, put under car seat for a other time. Easy peasy!
 

kyrsyan

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Hell, who needs a porta potty? I pee in a Tupperware all the time in the car. I'm quick. No one sees me. I pour it out the door - takes me 2 seconds. Spray the container with Lysol, wipe with napkin from the fast food place, put clean napkin in, snap shut, put under car seat for a other time. Easy peasy!
For long term? I'd prefer the 5 gallon bucket with a seat, loaded with lots of absorbing kitty litter.
 
For long term? I'd prefer the 5 gallon bucket with a seat, loaded with lots of absorbing kitty litter.
This is true, but I don't think the 5 gallon bucket would fit me in the car seat. It's a real good idea for the tent though. And cheap kitty is hard to find now. Walmart is always out. Has only expensive clumping litter. I have found some at Dollar General and Family Dollar though, but only a small selection.
 

Seeker22

Has No Life - Lives on TB
This is true, but I don't think the 5 gallon bucket would fit me in the car seat. It's a real good idea for the tent though. And cheap kitty is hard to find now. Walmart is always out. Has only expensive clumping litter. I have found some at Dollar General and Family Dollar though, but only a small selection.

Doesn't your car have bucket seats? :jstr:
 
Nope. I have a black van. Love it. No bucket seats. And tinted windows so no one can see inside. When I get divorced gonna get 4whd maybe Blazer. Van not good in the hills in winter.
 

day late

money? whats that?
Shoot. I could easily spend that much time just working out the story line for another 'Overthrown' book. So where do I sign up?
 

Txkstew

Veteran Member
That's an old game. Toyota had a "Get your hands on a Toyota, and you'll never let go" game at the Dealer. People had to keep at least one hand on the car to stay in the game. Last one to do that, won the car. I think everyone got a potty break every so many hours. As I remember, it took weeks to win.
 

coalcracker

Veteran Member
Over the years, I’ve had some hermit type, desert spirituality type forays into solitude. There is a psychological movement that occurs in solitude. At some point in each of us an existential fear will arise. It’s real, and it’s a challenge.

Jesus went into the desert alone, and what did He find there? The enemy ready to tempt and destroy Him. We, likewise, will confront a certain threatening darkness when we are alone in the desert.

Solitary confinement in prison, “the hole,” humbles the most rebellious prisoner. It’s no joke. Throw in a little sleep deprivation, and you’ll have human jello in no time.

So, could I go 36 hours? Yes, I’ve done it, and much more, but I will say that it has challenges. I tended to face a small hurdle 24 hours in to it, then later things could get interesting “out of nowhere” in a moment’s time.

Best to enter the challenge with humility and courage.
 

WalknTrot

Veteran Member
I don't know if $10,000 is enough money to keep me sitting trapped in a circle with idiots for any number of hours.
Make it $100,000 and I'll think about it.
 

Randy in Arizona

Senior Member
A camp chair and a hydration backpack.
A stack of books I have not yet read and four number 10 cans of baked beans.
A couple of P38 can openers and a long handled spoon.
I doubt I would need to open the second can!

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