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When did "camping" become an indoor sport? A friend was in a Texas park yesterday. The weather was a perfect seventy degrees, no threat of rain, not windy, and nobody was outside. He walked past 30...
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TomG2 wrote:But it's not the "noticing" that is the problem, it's the snide remarks made since these people obviously aren't doing what the poster wants them to do.DallasSteve wrote:
But it's not necessary to belittle those who do. If they're happy spending all day in their camper it doesn't bother me.
Anyone who feels "belittled" because someone notices the lack of people outside their campers is pretty thin skinned. A common characteristic on these threads.
"Are they afraid of their neighbors?"
"Hopefully, younger people get out more."
"...if I want to stay inside and watch TV, I'll just stay home."
"...but I am surprised that people will spend a lot of money to not sit around a campfire..."
"Seemed odd not to encounter even one person out stretching their legs. Maybe Oprah was on the tv?"
"I understand being confined by weather or unpleasant surroundings. This was not the case."
"I think every one is either having smart phone up to their ear or playing on their I-pad."
For people that don't care what other people are doing, there's a lot of snarky speculation going on.
