Her fans are "monsters"… makes more sense now.
That shit don't apply to this anon.
I own lotta land, pigs, guns, and a backhoe.
and I live off grid…
My land… My rules!
It's why I ditched the concept of "CITIES"
Pigfarmer anon here with advice:
No need to dispatch a psycho Hogg with no bite.
Save the ammo for the real threat…
(The resulting bacon is not affected by the lack of brains)
Cheapest housing that you can build easiest/fastest. (best bang for buck) is a metal building (be sure to use SPRAY FOAM insulation!) and it has lower tax value, lasts a helluva long time too.
On a serious note, what other languages (Hebrew likely) would have an "N" word that applies?
"n-word of another tongue"
Mine is 5k sqft (100x50 barn) with exactly half down the middle living area, rest = work area/boat/tractor etc.
When the "city" i lived in put a notice in the water bill that they would be fining property owners who had grass over 12 inches tall, or that parked "off pavement", that was my final straw.
I went off grid within 2yrs of that.
Not that I like high grass, it's the control factor…
(no HOA either!)
RENT the well drilling equipment, and install your own septic, then you have no permits/paper trail also.
Totally legal if owner does the work.
And yes, my taxes are $800/yr with deed to 30acres and "barn". (in middle of 3k acre ranch)
>>1558088 ←- possibly, I can "see" their "logic" of that one.
Leon was a true blazing peeez-a-zogshit…
Taking it up the ass by his big-dick pal- Lucifer, on an eternal regimen we can safely assume…
(probably enjoying it).
-kek
I have 2 spring fed creeks converging.
VERY good point- you MUST have water available.
Crops grow and wildlife come to natural water- even if you have a well for "home use" you need water.
Look for wooded land also, because the "balance" of nature will provide a more suited lifestyle than a prairie without the harsh bugs. if water is running, no mosquitoes can breed.
Not to doxx, but Texas is great (no income tax either- as is FL) but cheaper land good solar exposure, not "too hot" (gets 110, but not 118 for months at a time).
No restrictions, and water rights are not a big deal used by land grabbing here. (I take great care of my place, but don't want government to have any say).
Shipping container homes are cheaper, and much stronger, but finishing out takes a while. I know- because my bunker is made from one, and I am still going down with boards every now and then…
(should have finished it out above ground, closed the doors, then buried it……)
112 for 2mos a few years ago was a bitch.
Still not as bad compared to Arizona (where anon was considering), most shoes melt (or soles come off) on hot pavement before you can get to your car!
Wooded areas are never as brutal, so I stayed in TX and keep trees nearby.
I think "by definition" that is what I have.
Totally renewable, although a standard septic system may not be earthship defined.
Yup. In the pines alright.
The humidity is a beast.
Bugs at dawn are brutal too. (subside after temp stabilizes and not bad during day)
But very wooded land (only exception is south facing open for solar) makes it really not bad in shade.
(I am so fed up with libs that I actually keep poison ivy on my fences!)
"Weapons grade poison ivy" according to the wife.
You tagged wrong anon I expect.
I'm drunk . too…
So I will not rip into you on the holiday for that…