I honestly don’t know how Millennials don’t burst spontaeously into flames of rage, via Domain:
With properties hidden away off the grid in remote locations, popular travel startups based out of tiny houses are keeping a careful eye on bushfires.
Startups including Unyoked and Shacky advertise themselves as enabling users to get “easy access to the wild” and promise “getting lost in nature becomes as natural as getting stuck in traffic”.
Unyoked raised $1.2 million earlier this year and operates nine cabins across NSW in “secret” locations that are not disclosed to guests until they book.
The startup’s cabins are a tiny house of one room with a gas burner, a bed, a small fridge, a composting toilet, a hot shower and solar power. There is no Wi-Fi or television.
Why burn to death when you can roast instead:
Starting at $20,000 I’ll be auctioning off this unique and innovative Tiny House shell via Ebay ending on the 25th of June.
This is the second fire resistant house which I have designed and constructed. I have adapted the BAL29 regs and added my own unique ‘farmpunk’ style. This house is exceptionally strong and well sealed to help it survive all weather and fire events.
Exceptional thermal efficiency; thick walls, argon filled windows and hand crafted doors make it an excellent heat trap. Ive added removable eves and shutters to keep out summer sun so this will be comfortable to live in all year round.
More sustainable than other houses, this Tiny boosts reclaimed materials, salvaged materials, heavily reduced carbon outputs and timber framing which was milled from fire damaged trees.
These caravans should be piled up and burned on the doorstep of parliament house.
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Farmpunk. oh dear
He didn’t mention ‘dolphin friendly’. Damn!
You mean ‘lipstick around the blowhole’-dolphin-friendly? Or tuna-fishing dolphin-friendly-friendly?
I know, when I read that I wanted to punch a millennial in the face, and I am a millennial (born 82) so I think I’m more Gen X. 🙂
OK Karen.
Let me speak to your manager Harry!
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Does the farmpunk have a garage for the cybertruck?
Should be alright in your parents back yard. Better still stick the oldies in a farm punk and claim the house.
Tiny houses. In the great Continent of Australia. As we don’t have room… is it correct about ~1-2% is actually housing footprint?! I’d say impressive is the marketing. Sadly.
A cubby house mounted on a boat trailer.
I could fill it with one fart
Lucky missus!
What the funk is farm punk?
I mean, if I had NOFX and Propagandhi and Lagwagon etc playing on my farm, THAT would be Farm Punk…as in, a festival.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_Petting_Zoo
thats a Post Punk Farm. u need some Pixies, Crass, Saints. Maybe some uk82 or early new wave like XTC…
Pixies are indie!
Farm punk is Cosmic Psychos.
“This house is exceptionally strong and well sealed to help it survive all weather and fire events”
Nothing survives an Aussie bushfire when its going full noise. They are leaving themselves very open saying crap like that. Some muppet will get incinerated staying in the shack after evacuation is called.
Dead people don’t sue
The fine print probably recommends burying the house under 5 ft of dirt, which is probably not a bad idea.
The fine print probably recommends burying the house under 5 ft of dirt, which is probably not a bad idea.
One more foot, to be on the safe side and it’s a good a proper casket…. just about as big too
That’s a fab idea, who wud have thot about making a home out of a Webber BBQ and then locating it in the bush…that’s a winner of an idea…
I honestly don’t know how Millennials don’t burst spontaeously into flames of rage
For a long time now, I’ve wondered why Millennials aren’t dragging their Boomer landlords around back and BBQ’ing them, F bursting into flames yourself when you can find a ready supply of obnoxious Boomers to BBQ.
It’s strange that Millennials are denying themselves the right to rage against this injustice, at some level I think it’s a self worth problem. Many Millennials that I know, know they have BS jobs and live a third world BS lives and are punishing themselves for accepting this reality by denying that Boomers owe them a fair shake of the sauce bottle.
It’s weird!
Singapore has done the same recently.
We need to do the same.
Millennials have been too soy’ed up to rage against the machine. They will accept their lot in life as the embers of rage and injustice have been smothered and replaced by the latest insta notification informing them of the latest “like” on the last selfie.
They have been brainwashed, that’s why they accept their dystopian future.
The root cause of their hardship is the massive Third World net immigration program, I say Third World because that’s what it is, you couldn’t get 200,000 whiteys to immigrate here each year, hence the reason the neoliberals support the present ‘brown man’ program, a program that is zealously defended and promoted by the progressives … so we have an unholy alliance.
The people especially the young need to break free of the spell of the mass Third World immigration torpor that the elites have cast on them. However, they’re brainwashed so …
Good channel on Youtube interviews young people in popular night spots around the country. Generally my opinion is the next generation is getting dumber and dumber. Too busy getting lit..
5 mins of watching this you’ll understand why we’re all in trouble..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G2w03zND9A
They look like real stand-up guys: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Entertainment-Website/Bread-Gang-2048913918519864/?redirect=false
I don’t condone any of their behavior, rather recoil at it.
And you don’t think that maybe they’re doing some selective interviews of drunken teenagers ?
Of course they do, but they also did a few videos in Bali. I’m not hopeful for the average Australian I’m afraid.
I have nothing against the small house movement, but it needs to be done right.
But heck, in my neighbourhood ( closest town ) , houses sell from $50k to top price of $250k…
But heck, I am in the country, so unless you are a Gavin, whom could “virtually” work anywhere in a gig environment, or travel for work , it’s hard…