1. 'Hey, I'm heading to [a fun activity] this weekend. Care to join?'

2. 'Tell me more about your favorite hobby. Any suggestions for a newbie just getting into it?'

3. 'What's something you've always wanted to try but haven't gotten around to yet?'

4. 'What do you like to do in your free time? Anything you need help with?'

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/07/14/ive-studied-friendship-for-10-years-4-questions-to-move-beyond-small-talk.html

Nah bro, I'm sweet

“Do you even lift?”

Good advice but lmao at thinking people like Terry or John Vee would do shit like this

I don't see how someone can not make friends, especially if they have a job

I actively try not to be friends with people from work

Was gonna say, you don't like those people, you are just around them all the time.

Everyone is fake.


I don’t make friends at work because that is an irrational thing to do.

if a guy asked me any of those questions, i would think he wants some fuck... gay af questions.

just ask a dude if he wants to grab some beers or watch whatever sports game is on..

but the avg miscer is anti social and suffers from social anxiety

and you wonder why your alone.

I try not to be friends with anyone but it just happens

I make lots of casual friends while traveling. When I'm at home, I keep my circle relatively small. But I have plenty of people to hang out with when I want to.

I don’t wonder. It is literally on purpose. My decision….

Hey, nice to meet you. Want to go back to my place and eat pizza and fuk?

What, you don't like pizza?

Ask them if they like Arby's BOGO. That's always a good icebreaker.

The Arby's is in her panties

Does this smell like chloroform to you?

I think a lot of Miscers are socially awkward.

Ask if she likes reese's pieces peanut butter cups

Hey, I'm heading to the local park to sunmaxx for a good 8 hours this weekend. Care to join?

You do realize that you're one of the biggest losers on this board right?

Terry is a proven homeowner. Petite wife. Loving family. Full head of hair. Taller than you. Not the greatest physique but he has posted it unlike you so however you look is definitely way worse. Terry moggs you into bolivian.

John Vee is fat and bald like you but he's half a foot taller than you so even John Vee moggs you, LOL.

@papi_chulo

then whatever answer they give respond with “y-y-you too”

Perfect. Let's Reschedule.

Why not just find people with similar interests and hobbies, instead of being fake?

There's nothing worse than being in a forced friendship. I've even pushed people away who tried to do this to me; it's too fake, and I can't trust them. (Super Ded fkn Srs)

Alphas don't concern themselves with being liked or having friends.



Would you all be my friends?

Hey I'm heading to PA this weekend. Care to join?

What do you like to do in your free time? Anything you need help with?

 Hey guys...why not tell me more about your favorite hobbies. Any suggestions for a newbie just getting into it?  I mean since you're coming to Pa?

fishin', huntin', and miscin'.

Just wrote an itinerary...

Backcountry Weekend Itinerary

Fishing, Hunting, Lifting, and Misc'n — 3 Days / 2 Nights


Day 0 — Friday (Arrival & Camp Setup)

TimeActivity3:00 PMRoll into camp, unload trucks3:00–5:00 PMSet up tents, hang food/bear bag, get fire ring squared away5:00–6:00 PMScout the water and treeline while there's still light — mark good fishing holes and any fresh game sign6:00–7:00 PMCook dinner over the fire7:00–9:00 PMSight in rifles/bows if not already done, sharpen knives, prep tackle for tomorrow9:00 PMBodyweight burner around the fire (see "Camp Workouts" below) — nothing crazy, just enough to earn dessert10:00 PMLights out — early morning ahead


Day 1 — Saturday (Hunt Hard, Fish Hard)

TimeActivity5:00 AMUp and moving — coffee, quick protein, layer up5:30–10:00 AMMorning hunt (split into pairs if the group's spread out — stay in radio/whistle contact)10:00–11:00 AMRegroup at camp, big breakfast, tend to anyone who tagged out11:00 AM–12:00 PMCamp workout block — strength circuit using packs, logs, and terrain (details below)12:00–1:00 PMLunch and downtime — this is prime "misc'n" hour: cards, ribbing each other, gear tinkering1:00–5:00 PMAfternoon fishing session at the holes you scouted — good window while the hunt cools off midday5:00–7:00 PMEvening hunt sit near a good travel corridor or glassing point7:00–8:30 PMDinner — whatever was caught or tagged goes on the fire if legal and prepped; otherwise the backup menu8:30–10:30 PMFire, stories, misc'n — this is the anchor block of the whole trip, don't rush it10:30 PMLights out


Day 2 — Sunday (Slow Morning, Pack Out)

TimeActivity6:30 AMWake up on your own schedule — no alarm hunt today7:00–8:30 AMLast fishing push or a relaxed final glassing session, depending on the group's energy8:30–9:30 AMBig breakfast, break camp9:30–10:30 AMFinisher workout — quick, sweaty, competitive send-off (details below)10:30–11:30 AMPack trucks, police the campsite, double-check for anything left behind11:30 AMHead out


Camp Workouts (Mix of Equipment + Bodyweight)

No need to haul a full gym into the backcountry — the terrain and gear you already have double as equipment.

Friday night — quick burner (bodyweight, ~15 min)


4 rounds: 15 squats, 10 push-ups, 20 mountain climbers, 30-second plank


Saturday midday — strength circuit (~45 min, use packs/logs/rocks)


Loaded pack carries (uphill if terrain allows) — 3 rounds
Log or rock deadlifts/cleans — 4 sets of 8
Pack-loaded lunges — 3 sets of 12 per leg
Pull-ups on a sturdy branch (if available) or towel rows using a truck bumper — 4 sets to near-failure
Finish with a stretch — you're about to sit in a tree stand or wade a creek, don't skip this


Sunday send-off finisher (~15–20 min, competitive)


Partner-style AMRAP: 10 minutes, as many rounds as possible of 10 burpees, 10 pack thrusters, 10 push-ups
Loser buys breakfast next trip



Gear Checklist

Hunting/Fishing


Rifle/bow + ammo/arrows, tags/licenses
Rods, reels, tackle box, net, cooler for the catch
Knife, sharpener, game bags


Training


Resistance bands (pack light, versatile)
Lifting straps for log/pack work
A towel for makeshift rows


Camp


Tents, sleeping bags rated for the temps
Bear-safe food storage
Fire-starting kit, cooking gear
First aid kit, radios, headlamp/flashlight



The Only Real Rule

Nobody leaves without at least one good story, one dumb story, and something to grill.

Id prob think something was off with someone if they asked me these questions.

Perfect. Let's reschedule.