/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>159432

Thats why www.thekfort.com will work. I'm buying all the land up front in person with cold hard cash. There's no "oh well hopefully we get the people we need" or counting on donations or any of that gay shit.

The lands already mine and the taxes are dirt cheap (200 bucks per year) so nothings getting us off that land.

>>159426
What are the taxes per year on this land have you considered that?

>>159417

You're the faggot, kid.


How many people have you got with 2,000 in confirmed cash they can give you?

>>159357
how are you guys funding this project?


You talk about buying all this land but do you even have 5k worth of assets to contribute to it?
I don't see this project succeeding.

>>110608


First time I've agreed with you man.


Can we get back on topic?


We're having a discussion right now on the forum regarding a selection process.

How should we screen potential new members?

>>110586
my bad bro. several apologies.

>>110577


If they had 250k pledged like tehlocksmith said I'm surprised nothing actually happened with it.

www.thekfort.com

>>110544
wow talk about superiority complex and being a douche.
If you don't like the thread just leave. How hard is it to stop refreshing this thread? You don't have anything good to contribute so don't man.

>>110541


This board is called Do it yourself right?


I'm starting a project that I'm doing myself. I leave for a day or whatever and I see the discussion has devolved into the various pro's and con's to the communal lifestyle and then other tripfags come in and start arguing over trivial issues.


I've gotten 5-10 members on my forum from this thread that really wanna help out with this project, and at the very least have some knowledge to help me out with.
What have you done to help this thread? Nothing.

You're the cancer kid, not me

>>110536
I don't usually browse /diy/ so I wouldn't know.
If you don't like the thread you don't have to post in it. It's way easier to just hit the back button and go on with your life.


All I posted on here for was to get more members for my forum to get more ideas for my project.

>>110527
thanks man I agree.


I come in here trying to get support and ideas for my project, and all I get are people being douche's.


Thanks /diy/

>>110523


I didn't know so much butthurt could fit in just one mom's basement.


Thanks for your support!

>>110520
yea there is some interest in a week to 2 week "campout" up there to possibly scout the entire plot of land and set up some basic spots to settle.


Feel free to make whatever thread you like see what we can do!

>>110513
thanks for your show of support!


Yes on the forum there are plans for a few scouting parties as well as a "landing party" that will clear things out for later when we can actually move up there for good

>>110507


wow you know the mod? nice name drop.
Cool. Montana is too far for me though, Maine will have to work and I"ll still refer to it as my last frontier.

>>110500


As far as wilderness, distance from cities and natural resources could you name a place you would pick that is more closer to "the last frontier" within the continental US?

>>110496
used to?


I'd love to hear more from you. My email's up there ^

Or you can join my forum


www.thekfort.com

>>110490

Well Maine as a whole is 41st, and Georgia is 9th.


For the whole state, the population density is 43/square mile compared to 170 in georgia.


you are right my mistake.
But this guy kinda told you huh?

>>110483


Word's can't keep me down brah, cause I am beautiful. No matter what they say.

>>110480
sure, parts of Georgia are unpopulated, but on average your population is 170 people per square mile.


You're the 9th most populated state.


There's just way less people in maine. Way more rural area's kid.

>>110470


shit i typed that second part all wrong.


OTHER than the south and midwest there's not many area's where there's just pure timber wilderness.

Sure you can find tracts of land out west that are way less populated, but then you're talkin complete isolation and again, no trees.

>>110462
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aroostook_County,_Maine

This is where i'm headed.


Of course its gonna be the first to be settled by the euro's, its closest to them.

And surveyed just means they know whats there not that it is settled.


If you look there the population density is 10 per square mile.

10.
As far as "pure wilderness" goes with just trees and untouched nature, not much can compare to the southwest, and there's literally NOTHING out there haha.


and not to squabble petty differences, its the 41st most populated state.

>>110452


It was taken out of context that's why.


The people who are going to be working/living out there with me are people who are serious about the green/self sufficient lifestyle.

What that post was referring to was 4chan weirdo's coming to murder us in our sleep and things like that.

>>110447


Hence the notion of going to college's and universities and "richer" areas where people have money to spend. That's just good business sense.
And the isolation/distance is what makes us unique. People from NYC and boston know what any old forest looks like. But the Maine wilderness? That's the lower 48's last frontier.
And the thing about "500 bucks just to get out here so that'll deter the real weirdo's" was in response to a thread about people worried about "4chaners" coming to mess with us just for fun.


Only people who are serious are gonna bother getting out there so it'll weed out the flakes anyways.


www.thekfort.com !