<p>buildings?</p>
<p>i’m really curious.</p>
<p>(oh and for those curious, yes, i am deriving my inspiration from a couple of people)</p>
<p>I… don’t think any country caters to the homeless.</p>
<p>i know in places like japan, people can sleep in mcdonald’s and no one cares</p>
<p>(from a blogger who did just that :p)</p>
<p>he actually was homeless when he travelled around Asia :p</p>
<p>in france,
the gov’t gave out little 1 person tents to homeless people…</p>
<p>Apparently, homeless people in Canada are healthier than homeless people in other countries, on average. Something about healthcare services being accessible to everyone.</p>
<p>I saw lots of happy’ish looking homeless people in Rome.</p>
<p>You could be a superdope homeboy from the Oaktown. :D</p>
<p>When you run away to be an intellectual hobo in some country, make sure you remember to log on to CC somehow to tell us how things are going lol.</p>
<p>Ok, IK, here is my plan for you.</p>
<p>1) Find a well-educated couple that shops at J. Crew, wears bermuda shorts, and lives in a hip, urban area. Each must have a PhD in a different specialty. Preferably, the male’s expertise would be philosophy, and the female’s would be marine biology.</p>
<p>2) Wait until they ask you to go with them on a trip to the Northwest Territories of Canada for one year. Once this has been accomplished, proceed with step three.</p>
<p>3) Go with them to the NWT. Discuss philosophy. Think a lot. Enjoy nature. Have an epiphany. Publish some research.</p>
<p>4) Return to Washington, freed of the desire to become homeless.</p>
<p>If you’re pretty young, Germany has places where you can sleep and eat for free. I think they’re intended to promote recreation… idk.</p>
<p>lol hahaha.</p>
<p><em>considers</em></p>
<p><em>wonders if he can ever relinquish the comfort of modern society</em></p>
<p>holy crap though, i think a lot of areas aren’t vegetarian friendly… >.< Especially areas that haven’t seen liberal hippie influence.</p>