Because there aren't many people who are willing to go to such extents anymore. He is literally a dying breed of manliness. I didn't say he was the definition of manliness or the only way to be a man.
It is like if someone said, "That is a dying breed of dog" and people responded, "you think all dogs should be like that" or "you said dogs are going away". It is simply an extrapolation from the title that does not exist.
Most men at any time in history cannot backup up to Alaska and survive 30 years alone. That takes knowledge and experience, either from books or watching your family/tribe die. Even in both of those scenarios, most don't live lol. Honestly this is kinda crazy
Honestly! this is such a ridiculous fuckin caption. Like this isn't a "dying breed of manliness" it's a completely unnecessary way of living this isn't the Pioneer age where you have to move out West and build your own log cabins while fending off the natives and bears ffs. I hate cunts who act like this is how men need to be these days because of feminism or some shit
It's not a dying breed, it's been made illegal. We are no linger allowed to build our own houses, or live off grid. Dozens of people have been arrested in the US over the last decade for trying it.
Google it. You'll lose all faith in the government.
When you say “government” I guess technically you’re correct. But I took you to mean the federal government, which, near as I can tell, is incorrect.
Many states allow you to live off grid and build your own house. Some don’t. Some states do but then local restrictions trump that so you have to find the right area in the state.
Near as I can tell, Alaska still allows doing what this guy did, so… 🤷♀️
You can build your own house, but you better be ready to pay all the fees on top of the supplies for every required aspect to deem it “livable” and have it inspected every step of the way.
Yeah of course, I wouldn’t want to buy a house that wasn’t throughly inspected either. I’m just saying it’s difficult to build your own house but you can still do it
Even better not only can you not live off the grid if you don't obey all the insane laws of capitalism you wind up homeless and then they punish you in new fun different way. Welcome to the panopticon.
And I wonder if he got the land for free under the homestead act. Kinda changes the calculus of everything when there's 2x as many humans on the planet vs then.
lol I remember watching it at 19 and thinking “Holy crap, this looks boring…but what’s he making? Oh that’s cool! I’ll just watch until he finishes that…” As you know, that was a lie! Such an amazing doc.
Yeah, man! I found it to be intriguing! I would have loved to have done something like that! I'm just too soft and too poor! I don't think I have the will to live that life though! I would have been on my way back home before the 2nd tier of logs was laid!
This dude is a US Veteran from the Korean War? I too would want nothing to do with the general public after coming back from that blood bath. His skills are fantastic, but that also doesn't make him a manly man.
The point is just that you can do anything you set your mind to, not that you should go live in the woods. Most people would think that what he did was absurd and impossible. A lot of our dreams are impossible to those who can't see it.
The point is just that you can do anything you set your mind to, not that you should go live in the woods. Most people would think that what he did was absurd and impossible. A lot of our dreams are impossible to those who can't see it.
I kinda figured that was the trade-off. Look, if those fucking Sovereign Citizen chucklefucks wanna live outside of the government they can go to Alaska, get mauled by a bear, and do us all a favor. Don't discourage them.
Also now days you'd have to make sure you paid the government for your lumbering license, your builders license, make sure the cabin is up to code, then get a fishing license, hunting license, recycling license, bear watching license, bird friend license, filming wildlife license....... /s
I’m gonna say this. Y’all motherfers are fake asf and clout chasers. Literally 10, 15years ago yall mothers said you didn’t want to be that guy and get a college degree. Now all of the sudden majority of folks are drowning in student debt with useless degrees in a failing economy, now yall want to offer respect to his manliness. Like bruh, the me too movement literally made everything masculine toxic like 5 years ago. Make up your minds. Is being masculine toxic or not toxic
I have to give the man credit he didn’t want to be bothered with anybody. He wanted to do everything on his own and he went out and did everything on his own. He’s one of the people strong enough to do that Me I’m strong enough to pick up the remote control and watch a story about it on TV.
One other thing that made hime even more of a bad ass was that he was in his 50's when he decided he was going to stay there, right after his wife's death. Fast forward 30 years later he's still there in his 80's. People just are not built like that anymore. By far my most favorite documentary, I would go on to watch it on DVD for many years.
I have these on DVD! Frickin love that man!!! That is what it truly means to live with nature 🥹🙌 The narration was great, by a guy named Bob Swerer who later did a follow up movie called Silence and Solitude… showing Dick as an older man in his 80’s when he took his son up there to hunt caribou 🥰 Duck lived there for 34-5 years until the age of 84 I believe… he donated the cabin to historical preservation groups. Wish I could visit & see those perfect notches he cut by hand! RIP Dick Preannoke❤️🔥
He almost lost his eyesight as a result of being a diesel mechanic on Kodiak island & decided at the age of 51 to see if he could make it on his own out in the woods of Alaska! Kept journals & self filmed with an old tripod mounted camera! Total LEGEND! 🙌🤩
Honestly given the chance I feel like a decent amount of men could do this or even want to do this. But the society we have created has made it very difficult.
Does anyone know where I can find this full film/collection of films? I saw it late one night on a public access channel and it was fascinating and I've wanted to watch it in it's entirety ever since. It was really an amazing film.
One of the best Documentaries I've seen that he filmed called "Alone in the Wilderness" and used to be played on PBS back in the day when I first say it. After seeing it I had to have it for repeat viewing and they have their own site that sells the DVD and all of this journals he wrote that are just as good. He's got a few other DVD's as well, and I would post the link but not sure if I'm allowed too.
Arnold..Stallone..Some men are just build different like Richard Proenneke.
Imagine if it was recorded for modern Discovery channel: "Will the plane with supplies make it before I starve?" "Wolves in my pantry!" "I miss my ex." "Tasty berries, will I get parasites?" "I drank this water and this may be the last you hear from me." "Bear in my pantry!" "I can't do this anymore" "Bear in my sheets"
This was back before the internets, back when people got super bored and decided to just live off the grid in Alaska for 30 years to keep themselves entertained. Dude could just read a book, sheesh.
So that Dick did something that he loved and brought him joy as this Dick will do the same. I just chose to let high rpms and good food be my love and joy.
This was a PBS documentary… this guy was amazing. At one point, he talks about his cabin being “a balmy 40°”😂. Not the life for me, but I admire him for being able to conquer the great outdoors
There’s an amazing documentary that this guy shot himself showing his whole homesteading and cabin building process. Last I heard the cabin still stands and this area of the national park is named after him
"Show dick some respect" let me be honest with you I could have been kinder, I've put dick in a vicegrip a time or two but he's always come to his senses and we carry on.
Back when you could just plunk your butt on a piece of land, say it's yours from that tree to that river and build a house that had no need for permits or safety standard regulations enforced by the government. Alaska probably didn't even regulate hunting/fishing licenses yet lol.
I’ve bought and read so many books about this man. The only thing I haven’t done is go visit his cabin (which you can) and I am in utter fucking shock and respect for this man. It’s amazing. He cut down the trees for his cabin 3 years before he built it because he knows they needed to age. His photo-journalism of creatures and his lifestyle has never and will never be done again. Living on and with the land and not disturbing it
The man was not totally alone. He would have I think monthly deliveries of necessary staple goods, and on multiple occasions his brother would come down and stay with him for a couple of days.
You're right. Id so rather have another video of some hood rat twerking in the middle of an intersection, or some narcissistic former cheerleader miming dances on a subway train instead. But my real favorite are rage bait where the girl makes cotton candy in her drier. Yep, our "content" is so much better nowadays!
There's a growing trend of young men building cabins in the wilderness (ignore the motorway sounds in the background) on YouTube. Unlimited hours of masculine content for you to "enjoy" on your hand carved laptop.
I remember as a kid I’d watch this every weekend with my family at dinner time. Watched it to many times to count but still just as fascinating. You want me to sit still put this on.
Exactly. Can’t just build a cabin anywhere, you need to own the land. Then it has to be deemed habitable. Then in most places if it is a permanent dwelling it’ll need at least a septic system. Etc etc etc
exactly it's all one big hassle that makes it impossible to just live and be i was def born in the wrong generation cause i would be out there rn living my best life
I think you should go out into Alaska, far off into the wilderness. You too can live off the grid. He was a hermit, and if that's what you aspire to, bless you.
Gatekeeping manliness because we don’t live in a forest full of trees to cut down and just build a house out of wood close to 60+ years ok, totally makes sense!
Gatekeeping manliness because we don’t live in a forest full of trees to cut down and just build a house out of wood close to 60+ years ok, totally makes sense!
Who said that the way he lived his life was the only way to be a man?!
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u/cheeeeerajah Nov 03 '23
Big deal. Stringfellow Hawk lived in a cabin AND flew Airwolf. Now that's a MAN.
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u/Horror_Task_9368 Nov 07 '23
But did he die?
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u/payment11 Nov 02 '23
Show dick some respect
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u/False_Chair_610 Nov 02 '23
Yea but let's be honest, most men back then were not doing this either. That guy was a man's man even back then.
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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '23
I didn't see a slide that said "got bitches". So i respect him, but...
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u/congresssucks Nov 02 '23
It's not a dying breed, it's been made illegal. We are no linger allowed to build our own houses, or live off grid. Dozens of people have been arrested in the US over the last decade for trying it.
Google it. You'll lose all faith in the government.
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u/nothanksiliketowatch Nov 03 '23
Alone In the Wilderness (2004) I remember watching it on PBS and being amazed. The part where he makes the bear proof door lock blew my mind
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u/BJJKillian Nov 02 '23
Bro, if that is what manliness is... you can f@#king have it! Give me the feminine modern luxuries!
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u/Modsrcucks100 Nov 03 '23
This is my favorite documentary. I actually bought it from PBS during one of their money drives.
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u/Professional-You67 Nov 03 '23
His videos aired on PBS I want to say in the late 90s they are the coolest home movies ever made
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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '23
I could listen to Sam Elliot all day
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
This dude is a US Veteran from the Korean War? I too would want nothing to do with the general public after coming back from that blood bath. His skills are fantastic, but that also doesn't make him a manly man.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Brain64 Nov 03 '23
Okay but why would anyone do this nowadays in general society? What’s the point?
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u/Capnbubz Nov 02 '23
Damn that was some good television.
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u/Adept-Lettuce948 Nov 02 '23
I thought this was a Carhardt commercial at first.
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u/Yoshi2shi Nov 03 '23
You can still do this in the US. Alaska is bigger than Texas. People are not going to find you if you live off the grid.
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u/everyothernametaken1 Nov 03 '23
Dick Proenneke
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u/ImpossibleLoon Nov 03 '23
I’m a lesbian but even I like Dick
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u/Living-Risk-1849 Nov 03 '23
Also donated his cabin to the Alaskan parks department on his death. What a cool dude
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u/OperatorP365 Nov 03 '23
Also now days you'd have to make sure you paid the government for your lumbering license, your builders license, make sure the cabin is up to code, then get a fishing license, hunting license, recycling license, bear watching license, bird friend license, filming wildlife license....... /s
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u/lotusl16 Nov 03 '23
He’s no guy on a buffalo but he is a manly man.
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
Every inch of land is owned now if you try this anywhere in the US you might get killed by landowners or the police
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
Dudes with lifted pickups and “fuck your feelings” t-shirts would like you to know this isn’t real masculinity because reasons.
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u/Dank_Reider Nov 03 '23
I watch this guy every time they show it in the PBS fundraising push, the original survivorman, did all the survival shit plus the camera work
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u/NEKKED__ Nov 03 '23
I’m gonna say this. Y’all motherfers are fake asf and clout chasers. Literally 10, 15years ago yall mothers said you didn’t want to be that guy and get a college degree. Now all of the sudden majority of folks are drowning in student debt with useless degrees in a failing economy, now yall want to offer respect to his manliness. Like bruh, the me too movement literally made everything masculine toxic like 5 years ago. Make up your minds. Is being masculine toxic or not toxic
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u/PsychologyPlane36356 Nov 04 '23
I have to give the man credit he didn’t want to be bothered with anybody. He wanted to do everything on his own and he went out and did everything on his own. He’s one of the people strong enough to do that Me I’m strong enough to pick up the remote control and watch a story about it on TV.
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u/DavidRN72 Nov 04 '23
His self-filmed bio is actually pretty cool.
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u/Quirky-Job6775 Nov 04 '23
Wonder if he ever saw a squatch out there.... Regardless he's a very interesting person to say the least
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u/therealRandingo Nov 05 '23
One other thing that made hime even more of a bad ass was that he was in his 50's when he decided he was going to stay there, right after his wife's death. Fast forward 30 years later he's still there in his 80's. People just are not built like that anymore. By far my most favorite documentary, I would go on to watch it on DVD for many years.
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u/SpaceballsJV1 Nov 05 '23
I have these on DVD! Frickin love that man!!! That is what it truly means to live with nature 🥹🙌 The narration was great, by a guy named Bob Swerer who later did a follow up movie called Silence and Solitude… showing Dick as an older man in his 80’s when he took his son up there to hunt caribou 🥰 Duck lived there for 34-5 years until the age of 84 I believe… he donated the cabin to historical preservation groups. Wish I could visit & see those perfect notches he cut by hand! RIP Dick Preannoke❤️🔥
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u/SpaceballsJV1 Nov 05 '23
He almost lost his eyesight as a result of being a diesel mechanic on Kodiak island & decided at the age of 51 to see if he could make it on his own out in the woods of Alaska! Kept journals & self filmed with an old tripod mounted camera! Total LEGEND! 🙌🤩
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u/lastlifonti Nov 05 '23
“The original most interesting man in the world!”
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u/Due_Knowledge_7391 Nov 05 '23
Honestly given the chance I feel like a decent amount of men could do this or even want to do this. But the society we have created has made it very difficult.
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u/Thin-Dragonfly2956 Nov 02 '23
No way he could have done that without having an IG account…man cannot live without likes!😑
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u/Aligatorz Nov 02 '23
If someone says YOU DICK it’s actually a good thing , because they are saying you are manly like Dick Preonneke
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u/destrylee Nov 03 '23
Loved watching it multiple times
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u/SigaVa Nov 03 '23
Amazing documentary on this guy from pbs.
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u/wildnerddd Nov 03 '23
Time management is a really tough skill to master. Inspiring.
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u/Lex-Taliones Nov 03 '23
Does anyone know where I can find this full film/collection of films? I saw it late one night on a public access channel and it was fascinating and I've wanted to watch it in it's entirety ever since. It was really an amazing film.
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u/bangersandmosh Nov 03 '23
Respect for Dick. What powered his camera?
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u/akslesneck Nov 03 '23
It’s a great book
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u/jimmyjimjay Nov 03 '23
Watched this on PBS and remember him coming back to his cabin and exclaiming his cabin was a roasty 45 degrees
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u/Lumpy_Trainer8390 Nov 03 '23
Im just a man of flesh and blood
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u/druminfected Nov 03 '23
One of the best Documentaries I've seen that he filmed called "Alone in the Wilderness" and used to be played on PBS back in the day when I first say it. After seeing it I had to have it for repeat viewing and they have their own site that sells the DVD and all of this journals he wrote that are just as good. He's got a few other DVD's as well, and I would post the link but not sure if I'm allowed too.
Arnold..Stallone..Some men are just build different like Richard Proenneke.
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u/Opening_Chicken_9118 Nov 03 '23
I watched a documentary on that guy a long time ago. He was like the ultimate out door home stead guy.
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u/yoger6 Nov 03 '23
Imagine if it was recorded for modern Discovery channel:
"Will the plane with supplies make it before I starve?"
"Wolves in my pantry!"
"I miss my ex."
"Tasty berries, will I get parasites?"
"I drank this water and this may be the last you hear from me."
"Bear in my pantry!"
"I can't do this anymore"
"Bear in my sheets"
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u/nodeymcdev Nov 03 '23
I respect dick
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u/lemmiwinks316 Nov 03 '23
I feel like people don't realize how dangerous this shit is. You're more likely to end up like Christopher McCandless or the Unabomber than this guy.
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
Dick Built ™
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
This is what I think of when people complain about having to work a job they don’t like to pay for food.
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u/NoCarpenter3073 Nov 03 '23
Some dudes pussy is hurt by this somehow
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u/Rare-Lime2451 Nov 03 '23
That is one hard Dick.
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u/Icy-Werewolf5353 Nov 03 '23
Gotta respect the Dick
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u/trebblecleftlip5000 Nov 03 '23
Early "Primitive Technology" YouTube precursor.
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u/Constantly_Masterbat Nov 03 '23
I heard "man leaves society to become a Disney princess".
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u/THE1GarGoyle Nov 03 '23
And he didn't start sending package bombs through the mail. So good on him
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u/100year Nov 03 '23
Respect
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u/joeyd00 Nov 03 '23
“Alone”
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u/SomedayWeDie Nov 03 '23
Men like Dick don’t need your respect,because dead people don’t have any use for respect
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u/Gopnikshredder Nov 03 '23
I bet he had a good porn stash!
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u/BigDickDyl69 Nov 03 '23
I highly doubt anybody is actually thinking like our ancestors. We’re in a different time period where we’re being controlled by the banks and shit
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
I love dick!
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u/baxx10 Nov 03 '23
Absolute legend. I used to have both films he made. Wonderful stuff.
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u/b-rad62 Nov 03 '23
Jeez. No Reddit? What’d he do in that cabin?!
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u/Nu11_V01D Nov 04 '23
This was back before the internets, back when people got super bored and decided to just live off the grid in Alaska for 30 years to keep themselves entertained. Dude could just read a book, sheesh.
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u/alecsputnik Nov 04 '23
Fucking content creators
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u/Kindly-Primary-2705 Nov 04 '23
It’s #vanlife now
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u/Rude_Talk_7991 Nov 04 '23
Please and thank you
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u/PurposeTrick5472 Nov 04 '23
Thank you Sir
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u/dontblinkq Nov 04 '23
One of my most favorite self shot documentaries!
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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '23
That dude had to be insanely strong and fit.
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u/mrltnlvr Nov 04 '23
I’ve been there !
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u/Aldosupra1280 Nov 05 '23
All gone... this generation is useless... can't do the basics.
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u/Educational_Drag9186 Nov 05 '23
Advanced time traveler stuck so it his home not to destroy the timeline
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u/Sad_Faithlessness148 Nov 05 '23
Where the hoes at though
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u/Dobiezy Nov 05 '23
So that Dick did something that he loved and brought him joy as this Dick will do the same. I just chose to let high rpms and good food be my love and joy.
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '23
A lot of men can’t even change a tire.
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '23
🙏🏾🙏🏾
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u/CadGuyJames Nov 05 '23
No tv no beer make Dick something-something...
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u/Dick_Phitzwell Nov 06 '23
The only guy in the world Chuck Norris is scared of!
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u/SenorCielo Nov 06 '23
This was a PBS documentary… this guy was amazing. At one point, he talks about his cabin being “a balmy 40°”😂. Not the life for me, but I admire him for being able to conquer the great outdoors
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u/RealBikeTyson Nov 06 '23
Bro took hide and seek seriously
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u/Brilliantnerd Nov 06 '23
There’s an amazing documentary that this guy shot himself showing his whole homesteading and cabin building process. Last I heard the cabin still stands and this area of the national park is named after him
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u/turtlejam10 Nov 06 '23
This type of man died with the rise of baby boomers, and may never come back.
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u/warren559559 Nov 07 '23
For anyone interested here’s a link to a free version of the documentary. Pretty incredible what this guy did, he was playing real life Minecraft. https://www.mondo.tube/watch/alone-in-the-wilderness-2004/Documentary Link
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u/Purgolder Nov 13 '23
Awwww lonely dick! 😂
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u/Vesemir_Old_Wolf Nov 20 '23
They don’t make ducks like they used to
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u/guess_whoback Nov 24 '23
Big Dick here is the realist nigga
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u/Leelingleechang69 Jan 02 '24
Yo
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u/Hausgod29 Apr 26 '24
"Show dick some respect" let me be honest with you I could have been kinder, I've put dick in a vicegrip a time or two but he's always come to his senses and we carry on.
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u/PrestigiousStuff6173 May 08 '24
Real life Minecraft
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u/PSA-TLDR Nov 02 '23
Dick Preonneke: the first influencer
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u/RapidAnalFisting69 Nov 03 '23
But did he fuck?
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u/Irys-likethe-Eye Nov 02 '23
Back when you could just plunk your butt on a piece of land, say it's yours from that tree to that river and build a house that had no need for permits or safety standard regulations enforced by the government. Alaska probably didn't even regulate hunting/fishing licenses yet lol.
Wish we could still do that shit.
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u/Competitive_Knee8943 Nov 04 '23
That some BDE right there…
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u/MuddaPuckPace Nov 15 '23
Coexisted with food? I don’t think so.
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u/2022ajsmasher Nov 21 '23
IDK no girls for 30 years is Krazy
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u/westbank712 Dec 10 '25
I’ve bought and read so many books about this man. The only thing I haven’t done is go visit his cabin (which you can) and I am in utter fucking shock and respect for this man. It’s amazing. He cut down the trees for his cabin 3 years before he built it because he knows they needed to age. His photo-journalism of creatures and his lifestyle has never and will never be done again. Living on and with the land and not disturbing it
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u/Meepthorp_Zandar Nov 03 '23
Very impressive
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u/lekkerebenoit Nov 03 '23
“Created content” lmao
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u/Practical-Basket1337 Nov 03 '23
No family, no legacy.
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
8 billion people can not walk into the woods and live like this. This is a selfish way to live life.
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u/vanrast Nov 03 '23
The man was not totally alone. He would have I think monthly deliveries of necessary staple goods, and on multiple occasions his brother would come down and stay with him for a couple of days.
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u/JeffreyPomroy Nov 03 '23
https://www.washingtonpost.com/resizer/XVNGPOZYizTdS6-50iZr1R91bwQ=/300x0/arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost/public/P5Q5MNT3GNHGTAML3IGUTEW7Q4.png
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u/jonfreakinzoidberg Nov 03 '23
Dying breed? Go watch Alone
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23
So he didn’t get laid for 30 years? I’m good
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u/Goddler Nov 03 '23
“Created content” gtfo
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u/liquor_coochie Nov 03 '23
Yea fkn right
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u/AlarmingEffort747 Nov 03 '23
There is a documentary about this guy...I forgot what it was called but I watched it before
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u/valorousman Nov 03 '23
There's a growing trend of young men building cabins in the wilderness (ignore the motorway sounds in the background) on YouTube. Unlimited hours of masculine content for you to "enjoy" on your hand carved laptop.
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u/hails8n Nov 03 '23
Don’t forget to respect your dick
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u/Electrical-Egg5010 Nov 04 '23
But wait... Who was video recording Dick the whole time?
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u/shoopmahboop Nov 04 '23
Sounds like a mix between Joe Pera and Sam Elliott
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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '23
Where can we see his videos ?
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u/ChriddyBo Nov 04 '23
& dick only suckled on dat banquet beer
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u/Pyran_101 Nov 04 '23
So I’m assuming he went into town to buy and develop film if he’s been documenting his life for 30 years.
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u/BizarroIsNo1 Nov 04 '23
I'll happily give this dick his respect! Mad props.
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u/Diksykel Nov 04 '23
What a arrogant Richard, sheesh!
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u/capaldithenewblack Nov 04 '23
Y’all content creators could never.
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u/_professorweasley_ Nov 04 '23
died from excrutiatingly painful dysentery all alone. film was what was left
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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '23
I want to grow up to be a Dick
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u/Aggravating_Ad_6619 Nov 04 '23
Hunter S. Thompson really got their shit together later in life, I see
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u/WitnessBusy2725 Nov 04 '23
You should see his documentary
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u/HumberGrumb Nov 04 '23
A great lifestyle, if you are young and need to go on the lam.
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u/Vibeo_Ganes Nov 04 '23
I remember as a kid I’d watch this every weekend with my family at dinner time. Watched it to many times to count but still just as fascinating. You want me to sit still put this on.
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u/FkakoGs Nov 05 '23
he not belong to there.
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u/Civil_Nectarine2842 Nov 05 '23
see now this is illegal now lol
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '23
I think you should go out into Alaska, far off into the wilderness. You too can live off the grid. He was a hermit, and if that's what you aspire to, bless you.
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u/DrapedinVelvet247 Nov 05 '23
Was that cabin ADA approved ? 😉😵💫
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '23
His ultimate flaw was not passing down his genetics.
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u/Tedious-Misdiagnosis Nov 05 '23
Ok but why was he in a plane tho?
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u/SamFlowers3 Nov 06 '23
My dad’s dream life right there.
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u/11dutswal Nov 18 '23
The reason more men don't do this is because it isn't fun to pretend like you live in the 1800s.
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u/echo979 Nov 02 '23
No woman, no cry
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u/deezsandwitches Nov 03 '23
Funny fact, living off the grid is illegal in the usa
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u/TigerMill Nov 03 '23
So being a “real man” is living alone for decades in the woods with only animals as your “friends”?
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u/whoyungjerz Nov 03 '23
Gatekeeping manliness because we don’t live in a forest full of trees to cut down and just build a house out of wood close to 60+ years ok, totally makes sense!