How many of you live in RV

I wish! I live in a tent with no windows and gotta use pine cones to wipe my ass.

I have lived most of my life in a "Recreational Vagina".

Trailer, brand new painted camouflage

Bought it after I won the lotto!

Pure luxury!

I wish I HAD pine cones!


I live under a tattered tarp and have to use gravel to wipe!

Ghetto camping, lol .

I've been living in one with 3 kids my wife and my dog for the past 2 years . Its not too bad , the only negative is the stuff we accumulated over the years makes the place a cluster fuck . Im running out of space lol . Need more space . Oh and its hard to sleep because I work nights , so during the day when my wife and kids are home I feel a constant 7.0 earthquake nonstop till about 8 p.m lol .

Gravel?
You lucky, lucky bastard!

Sure do wish I won the lotto .

Nothing wrong with living in your Rape Van. It is a lifestyle.

Been in a class a for the last 2 years, family of 5.

It was great until my RV had to go into the shop for damage from a collision. The repair shops are cons. Every one of them.

Weve been displaced off and on for the same issue for almost a year, and have even suffered some adverse health effects due to water intrusion and black tank bacteria.

I wont be buying another RV. Between the chemical odors, septic fumes, and high (read certainty) of water intrusion and black mold, its sure to destroy your health in no time.

Better off building a tiny home with mold restant, low tox matetials. Its cheaper and it will last longer.

Still living in the old van.

I wish I had a tarp!

And what's this "wiping" you guys are talking about?

A couple of years ago, at the start of my retirement, the wife and I began our long-planned RV excursion. Sold the house and all things and stuff we wanted to keep went into storage.

We really did not know how long we would stay on the road--6 months, 1 year, 3 years--we made it 6 months and decided to buy a new home in a rural area. The decision was just as much for the kids and grandkids it was for us--they wanted us to be near them. We traveled to four western states and had the best times of our lives. We met a lot of good people and some new lifelong friends. We also met a few "full-timers"--that are actually quite wealthy.

Being free of built-up areas is great, but not for everyone. I've read about working-age families going full time but did not meet any. The RV lifestyle is not any cheaper than having a stick-built home--not much anyway. Some things are cheaper and some things are more expensive--some much more--tires for one. No mortgage but an RV payment plus campground costs--you just can't boondock all the times--crazy idea. RV parks could cost 1500 per month by itself-easily.

It's a lifestyle choice more than anything.

Well, these guys have it so good that they eat food almost every day.
When you live that rich, your body can’t use all the food so some gets dropped out the back hatch.
These guys eat such rich foods, it is still moist when it comes out, and leaves a slimy residue on the hatch door.
It’s true I swear it!

Pine cones and gravel... pfft... city folk.

So, no count, no second post, your thread sucks--because you suck.

RidX in the black tank. never had a foul odor. yes its expensive but compared to the alternative its a easy choice. I have owned two RVs. A diesel class A and Travel trailer. I am currently living in one while the election hoopla blows over.

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I wanna live on a boat

I use the pinch and pray method

Gosh, I hope that pine cone I ate last week wasn't one he wiped with!

Go on...