Yosemite Trip Deposits Coming Due

Alex · 03-19-2009, 09:56 AM

I suppose it would be, but that's not what I'm saying.

I'm saying that if you're in a hotel in Paris across the from the Louvre I don't think that would create any barriers to watching TV either. Or playing Wii if it were in the room.

I agree that watching TV while camping is contradictory because there is a point to camping that TV conflicts with (in my opinion). That same contradiction doesn't exist when you are essentially staying in a hotel, no matter how close it is to the woods.

But then I consider air mattresses to be contradictory to the purpose of going camping so what the heck do I know. It just seems to me that drawing the line at Wii is a weird place to draw a line once you're already staying in a fully modern house with a dozen other people. Once it's dark out it won't be much functionality different than if you were all at a party in Irvine.

03-19-2009, 09:56 AM	#10
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	I suppose it would be, but that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that if you're in a hotel in Paris across the from the Louvre I don't think that would create any barriers to watching TV either. Or playing Wii if it were in the room. I agree that watching TV while camping is contradictory because there is a point to camping that TV conflicts with (in my opinion). That same contradiction doesn't exist when you are essentially staying in a hotel, no matter how close it is to the woods. But then I consider air mattresses to be contradictory to the purpose of going camping so what the heck do I know. It just seems to me that drawing the line at Wii is a weird place to draw a line once you're already staying in a fully modern house with a dozen other people. Once it's dark out it won't be much functionality different than if you were all at a party in Irvine.
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