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KaBar2 · (#2326)

Heard from Stretch and Burlington the other day. They were stuck in Dallas. They missed Amory Railroad Festival. Stretch tried to make it by hitching, but couldn't do it. He was disappointed, but hey, that's life on the bum. It's hard to hit a precise date for a festival or gathering or whatever when you're on foot. You have to start way early and allow for all of life's little misadventures.

rolling nowhere · (#2327)

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Originally Posted by KaBar2 (View Original Post)

Heard from Stretch and Burlington the other day. They were stuck in Dallas. They missed Amory Railroad Festival. Stretch tried to make it by hitching, but couldn't do it. He was disappointed, but hey, that's life on the bum. It's hard to hit a precise date for a festival or gathering or whatever when you're on foot. You have to start way early and allow for all of life's little misadventures.

im feelin this right now. i have only a few days to get my amigo back to texas which shouldnt be a problem..theorectically haha. hopefully it works out.

rolling nowhere · (#2328)

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https://vimeo.com/35180557

Little VIDEO with several Riders we Know, and Chaplin Mike, old RENO, talking about Old Times & Nadine, his wife, hit by UP Unit.

good stuff.

InfraRed · (#2329)

I am heading East on the Highline from Washington State in a couple of weeks.
I'll be using a scanner for the first time.
I know to get off in Havre for the 1000 mile checkpoint. Any other heads up between Spokane and Minneapolis?

rolling nowhere · (#2330)

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I am heading East on the Highline from Washington State in a couple of weeks.
I'll be using a scanner for the first time.
I know to get off in Havre for the 1000 mile checkpoint. Any other heads up between Spokane and Minneapolis?

spokane and havre are the only sketchy spots as far as im concerned. careful in havre they are pretty on top of shit there.

just rode from arkansas back to houston a couple days ago and miraculousy didnt get busted by the workers who saw us run across the road and tracks to get on during the day time. the train started pulling out and they stopped it to search for us but couldnt find us. we could hear them running up and down climbing on ladders and shit we were sweating bullets. pig in a bucket THANK YOU. i wasnt missing that train and spending another night getting mauled by mosquitos. NOPE.

rolling nowhere · (#2331)

some random shit.

found that waiting in little rock

best sign ever.

someone added a litle note to my buddys tag in pine bluff from a few years ago. funnyyyy

IM A CHEAP DATE.

InfraRed · (#2332)

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some random shit.

.

I know him
where's this?

rolling nowhere · (#2333)

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I know him
where's this?

Austin. I told.him homebums were gonna show up. And i was right.

acer910 · (#2334)

KCS workers (except shreveport and dallas) are nice as fuck.
talking about 12 pc chicken dinner, 5 sodas, 5 apples and alpo from the engineer.
cases of water in baton rouge.

AWESOME

KaBar2 · (#2335)

I've always been well-treated by KCS workers. Back in the day, the Southern Pacific guys were real decent people too, but when they got absorbed by UP, things got tougher. Worst of all of them, I think, are the Norfolk Southern special agents. I will still ride NS trains, but I am extremely careful.

56gunr · (#2336)

FUCKEMFUCKEMFUCKEMFUCKEM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpxMm7WSMGw

xen · (#2337)

Sucks that they won't hire felons. Otherwise I'd be all over that.

Balthazaar · (#2338)

Boxcarro: DO you have any of your music available online? Is there anyway I could get a tape from you? PM me.

Mad Brother · (#2339)

This thread became pointless

rolling nowhere · (#2340)

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This thread became pointless

Way to keep that trend going bub...

East or west? Maybe the hiline? WHO KNOWS. Ive always had sort of a goal or loose plan with at least an end destination but im about to.head out and.jst wander for awhile before i settle.down.for real to.make loot doing what i love to do. Ive traveled alone but not for extended periods of.time. this should.be interesting.
PARTY ON DUDES.

acer910 · (#2341)

go to nationals, trade shinyrocks for lsd, go to towns where lsd goesfor 15 a hit, PROFIT.

my plan at least.....

xen · (#2342)

East for the summer, otherwise west is best. If you make to LA and encounter a cat going by the name ytry, tell him to call his momma. She is worried

Safe travels and post pics.

kidblaze2k · (#2343)

JoeCorbo: I know you are Rapid T. Your writing style, plus the fact that you attend shareholder meetings, gives you away.
Boxcarro: keep it on topic, bub. We all have some form of eccentricity/mental illness but dude, you realize this is a graff forum. Also, knock off the all-capital letters.

As for me, I'm doing the orchard thing in the Northwest, still ridin', still trampin'. Had a couple close shaves and made some new friends, sometimes old ones fade away but you find some good people out on the road. Plenty of bad ones but the good ones make up for it.
A lot of new kids have not learned the hobo ethic: share everything in equal portions- that means food, beer, other refreshments. I met some kids at the catchout in Portland last month and one of the first things they said to me was
" Hey, uh, we all just pitched in for this meal we're about to cook, so we can't give you any."
I wish some old-timers like Ka-Bar had been there to give them hell. I offered to share my smoke when I pulled out my pipe.

M_I · (#2344)

XEN, ROLLING NOWHERE, and other experienced riders (and oogs)-

plan is to catch out from Rochester, NY,( NS Interchange ) and ride dirty on a coal train to rufus point, then catch a SBD to saratoga springs, and then (backtracking) catch a NBD train to Montreal (the NBDs dont stop @ Rufus pt. which is why I need to be in Saratoga Spr in the first place)

any advice on going from Saratoga Springs to Montreal? should i be worried about crossing the border?

I also have the option of going SBD from Saratoga Spr. to Albany then NYC which I would consider if Montreal poses too much of a risk. Please get back to me on the board or via PM, any advice is helpful.

rolling nowhere · (#2345)

I wouldnt try to cross the border on a train. I havent done it or tried it but one of my associates told me about crossing the border and getting caught pretty much immediately. I dont remember where he was but it seems like its not an easy task at all. Someone i know recently tried to just sneak across walking through some woods and he got popped with the quickness haha. Ill see if i can find some more info for you.

acer910 · (#2346)

i would think youd have better luck on the west coast border. where nobody really gives a fuck about anything

morton · (#2347)

I would leave the illegal border crossings to people that have the proper motivation. It is not a recreational activity.

xen · (#2348)

I wouldn't attempt to try a border crossing. There are way too many things that can go wrong. I hear Canadian jails aren't so bad but the nicest jail is still jail even if it is just waiting to get deported. Who needs the hassle?

SXWND · (#2349)

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Originally Posted by M_I (View Original Post)

XEN, ROLLING NOWHERE, and other experienced riders (and oogs)-

plan is to catch out from Rochester, NY,( NS Interchange ) and ride dirty on a coal train to rufus point, then catch a SBD to saratoga springs, and then (backtracking) catch a NBD train to Montreal (the NBDs dont stop @ Rufus pt. which is why I need to be in Saratoga Spr in the first place)

any advice on going from Saratoga Springs to Montreal? should i be worried about crossing the border?

I also have the option of going SBD from Saratoga Spr. to Albany then NYC which I would consider if Montreal poses too much of a risk. Please get back to me on the board or via PM, any advice is helpful.

I'm not entirely sure, so don't solely go on my word, but I was in Plattsburgh, NY a couple years ago and heard a lot of people talking about it being incredibly easy to get to Montreal from there with no passport.

Mike Easley · (#2350)

anyone every heard of anyone going through North Platte with no problems.

I'm just wondering, always hear some funny and interesting stories from those parts

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KaBar2 Senior Member Posts: 2,025 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Houston Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 04-25-2012, 07:13 AM Heard from Stretch and Burlington the other day. They were stuck in Dallas. They missed Amory Railroad Festival. Stretch tried to make it by hitching, but couldn't do it. He was disappointed, but hey, that's life on the bum. It's hard to hit a precise date for a festival or gathering or whatever when you're on foot. You have to start way early and allow for all of life's little misadventures. \"I\'d rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than any city on earth\" Steve McQueen


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InfraRed Member Posts: 1,070 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: United States of Terror Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 04-29-2012, 04:07 PM I am heading East on the Highline from Washington State in a couple of weeks. I'll be using a scanner for the first time. I know to get off in Havre for the 1000 mile checkpoint. Any other heads up between Spokane and Minneapolis?

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rolling nowhere Senior Member Posts: 2,612 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: my head Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 05-03-2012, 03:27 AM some random shit. found that waiting in little rock best sign ever. someone added a litle note to my buddys tag in pine bluff from a few years ago. funnyyyy IM A CHEAP DATE. http://www2.b3ta.com/sleepy-kittens/ dont question it.

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acer910 Elite Member Posts: 4,630 Join Date: Aug 2008 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 05-09-2012, 05:00 PM KCS workers (except shreveport and dallas) are nice as fuck. talking about 12 pc chicken dinner, 5 sodas, 5 apples and alpo from the engineer. cases of water in baton rouge. AWESOME

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KaBar2 Senior Member Posts: 2,025 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Houston Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 05-15-2012, 08:03 AM I've always been well-treated by KCS workers. Back in the day, the Southern Pacific guys were real decent people too, but when they got absorbed by UP, things got tougher. Worst of all of them, I think, are the Norfolk Southern special agents. I will still ride NS trains, but I am extremely careful. \"I\'d rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than any city on earth\" Steve McQueen

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56gunr Junior Member Posts: 79 Join Date: Nov 2010 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 05-18-2012, 03:28 AM FUCKEMFUCKEMFUCKEMFUCKEM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpxMm7WSMGw

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xen Senior Member Posts: 2,372 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: 3rd cardboard box from the left Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 05-28-2012, 02:02 PM Sucks that they won't hire felons. Otherwise I'd be all over that. 7 feet 2 inches from clarity

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Balthazaar Member Posts: 537 Join Date: May 2008 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 06-13-2012, 03:25 AM Boxcarro: DO you have any of your music available online? Is there anyway I could get a tape from you? PM me.

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Mad Brother Rookie Posts: 22 Join Date: Jun 2012 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 06-22-2012, 07:36 PM This thread became pointless

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acer910 Elite Member Posts: 4,630 Join Date: Aug 2008 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 06-29-2012, 05:11 PM go to nationals, trade shinyrocks for lsd, go to towns where lsd goesfor 15 a hit, PROFIT. my plan at least.....

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xen Senior Member Posts: 2,372 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: 3rd cardboard box from the left Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-02-2012, 06:59 PM East for the summer, otherwise west is best. If you make to LA and encounter a cat going by the name ytry, tell him to call his momma. She is worried Safe travels and post pics. 7 feet 2 inches from clarity

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kidblaze2k Newbie Posts: 5 Join Date: Mar 2006 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-05-2012, 07:38 AM JoeCorbo: I know you are Rapid T. Your writing style, plus the fact that you attend shareholder meetings, gives you away. Boxcarro: keep it on topic, bub. We all have some form of eccentricity/mental illness but dude, you realize this is a graff forum. Also, knock off the all-capital letters. As for me, I'm doing the orchard thing in the Northwest, still ridin', still trampin'. Had a couple close shaves and made some new friends, sometimes old ones fade away but you find some good people out on the road. Plenty of bad ones but the good ones make up for it. A lot of new kids have not learned the hobo ethic: share everything in equal portions- that means food, beer, other refreshments. I met some kids at the catchout in Portland last month and one of the first things they said to me was " Hey, uh, we all just pitched in for this meal we're about to cook, so we can't give you any." I wish some old-timers like Ka-Bar had been there to give them hell. I offered to share my smoke when I pulled out my pipe.

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M_I Member Posts: 804 Join Date: Oct 2006 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-10-2012, 04:46 PM XEN, ROLLING NOWHERE, and other experienced riders (and oogs)- plan is to catch out from Rochester, NY,( NS Interchange ) and ride dirty on a coal train to rufus point, then catch a SBD to saratoga springs, and then (backtracking) catch a NBD train to Montreal (the NBDs dont stop @ Rufus pt. which is why I need to be in Saratoga Spr in the first place) any advice on going from Saratoga Springs to Montreal? should i be worried about crossing the border? I also have the option of going SBD from Saratoga Spr. to Albany then NYC which I would consider if Montreal poses too much of a risk. Please get back to me on the board or via PM, any advice is helpful.

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rolling nowhere Senior Member Posts: 2,612 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: my head Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-10-2012, 08:21 PM I wouldnt try to cross the border on a train. I havent done it or tried it but one of my associates told me about crossing the border and getting caught pretty much immediately. I dont remember where he was but it seems like its not an easy task at all. Someone i know recently tried to just sneak across walking through some woods and he got popped with the quickness haha. Ill see if i can find some more info for you. http://www2.b3ta.com/sleepy-kittens/ dont question it.

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acer910 Elite Member Posts: 4,630 Join Date: Aug 2008 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-11-2012, 06:28 PM i would think youd have better luck on the west coast border. where nobody really gives a fuck about anything

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morton Senior Member Posts: 2,821 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Seattle Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-15-2012, 06:49 PM I would leave the illegal border crossings to people that have the proper motivation. It is not a recreational activity.

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xen Senior Member Posts: 2,372 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: 3rd cardboard box from the left Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-18-2012, 07:40 PM I wouldn't attempt to try a border crossing. There are way too many things that can go wrong. I hear Canadian jails aren't so bad but the nicest jail is still jail even if it is just waiting to get deported. Who needs the hassle? 7 feet 2 inches from clarity

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Mike Easley Member Posts: 684 Join Date: Apr 2008 Status: Offline	Re: Hobos, Tramps and Homeless Bums - 07-21-2012, 02:49 AM anyone every heard of anyone going through North Platte with no problems. I'm just wondering, always hear some funny and interesting stories from those parts Do you know what this is? Two keys of uncut crystal meth. What is this shit? That shit's crystal meth. You think I like this haircut? My wife wants me to stay at the Ramada. Utah, meet Deatz, Deatz, Utah. Fort fucking Lauderdale. Why be a servant of the law when you can be its master? Dipshit. Utah, will someone please tell me how they're supposed to rob Tarzana city national on August second? Warchild's splintered battle cry, oh shit nice tattoo. War, war, war warchild