Posted on 05/14/2024 6:54:37 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
The first time you watch the Hammock Guy demanding his right to hammock on a bus you might think he is just an annoying jerk. That was my first impression which is why I have replayed the Hammock Guy's performance. By the second viewing, there is a good chance your antagonism towards the Hammock Guy will change from annoyance to growing admiration along with strong doses of amusement. And the more I watch the Hammock Guy the more I admire him despite my initial impression. Oh, and I also laugh harder each time I watch him defy authority and assert his right to hammock in the bus.
PING!
Probably illegal there, but I have a pocket folder knife in my EDC that would lower that hammock post haste.
“pocket folder knife”
My 1st thought as well
I’m an avid hiker/hammocker. Never considered how many more trail-miles I could make if I just took the bus....
A key part of Natural Law is that whatever is not illegal is legal.
But, If there’s a sign that states “all passengers must remain seated” he loses.
I do a lot of hammock camping. I’ve never tried the twist though.
My son has a hammock that he can hang inside his Ford Bronco.
That video would make a great commercial for hammocks.
It’s a great way to camp. Mine has a big net, rain fly and an underquilt for cold weather.
I also have a sleeping bag with separate legs which looks really dorky but is easy to step into the hammock. Getting into a sleeping bag can be a challenge.
Lots of people just use a quilt.
Looks like a safety issue.
Ya think!?
Pretty sure this was a “made to go viral” video clip. I bet even the “bus driver” was in on the gag.
If he twists a tight enough cocoon seal both ends and laugh at him trying to get out.
Out of sight and out of his mind!
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