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Student is moving today, rather than working, and lamented how much crap they have accumulated in a mere year. I have introduced them to the Antarctic Lifestyle Challenge. I anticpate a purge in their future.

Antarctic Lifestyle Challenge - Funranium LabsHerr Direktor Funranium issues a challenge for you to assess what is important in your life.www.funraniumlabs.com
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A good rule of thumb I've found is that you only own as much as you can carry at a dead run while fending off a screaming ex swinging a baseball bat at your head.

Ответ для Stephen Blackmoore

I think just my laptop, camera, and a couple lenses is 10% of that alone. That would definitely take a lot of thought, especially since I'm assuming you probably need extra clothes, even inside.

Ответ для D. Paul Angel

Extra? Eh, not really. You get used to it but you need to plan for there being nine month of no fresh undies you can just go buy.

Military moves and living on base kept my accumulation of “stuff” low. Then I got out, and now have a home. My two car garage fits one car. 😎

Ответ для Wolfenred

Ayup. I have a picture somewhere of me leaving sub school... carrying everything I owned on my back or about my person.

I absolutely cannot pass this challenge any more. My Shadows of Brimstone collection alone exceeds it.

Ответ для Funranium (AKA Phil Broughton)

My first immediate thought was wondering how much my yarn stash weighs, lol.

Ответ для Funranium (AKA Phil Broughton)

The 3D printers. And OMG, the filament.

Ответ для Funranium (AKA Phil Broughton)

Important question: does the 150lb include going-outdoors gear?

Ответ для Funranium (AKA Phil Broughton)

Recently repurged everything with Project BigMove, and still nowhere near that from books alone.

When I moved out as a freshman, my parents made me take every single thing with me or get rid of it. It was actually great. I fled some sub-optimal living situations pretty easily. But now I have Too Much Stuff.

1. Does the 150 lbs/68 kilos include ALL required outdoor gear ? 2. What condiments are available on-Station? I might sacrifice a book for certain condiments… 3. What about bedding? I’m particular about pillows, but not sheets. I prefer a duvet but could probably survive a sleeping bag.

Ответ для Liz Ditz Still masking

Your 150lbs does not include issued ECW gear. As of 23 years ago, provided condiments got no more exotic than Tabasco sauce.