Minimalist lifestyle

  On 4/27/2011 at 4:45 AM, jules said:

start by posting less

Agreed.

  On 4/27/2011 at 4:29 AM, Boxing Day said:

I'm into minimal at the moment and i want to live a minimal lifestyle. (decoration,food,etc,etc)

 

Do you guys have any tips?? any minimalist out there??

 

Keep it short and sweet.

DO YOU EXIST?

  On 4/27/2011 at 7:42 AM, huzur said:

  On 4/27/2011 at 4:29 AM, Boxing Day said:

I'm into minimal at the moment and i want to live a minimal lifestyle. (decoration,food,etc,etc)

 

Do you guys have any tips?? any minimalist out there??

 

Keep it short and sweet.

 

DO YOU EXIST?

no

I'd imagine you'd find it quite easy, Boxing Day - seeing as you're unemployed and nobody likes you.

  On 4/27/2011 at 4:38 AM, essines said:

Stop using computers.

is this really all you do.. you seriously seem to just follow people around and tell them to stop going on the internet , stop using computers, stop using watmm. etc etc .

its getting pretty old. i know youre trying really hard to hurt peoples feelings and be a super troll but honestly what is the gain in being a jerk on the internet? there is none as far as i can see. maybe youre the one who has to rethink the way he goes about using the internet/watmm. it shouldnt just be a tool for you to take your pent up frustrations out on other people anonymously. maybe 4chan would be more suitable for someone like you?

as a maximalist, i have no time for such nonsense. read a book or something i guess.

Install a 4th dimension in your dwelling and put everything in there.

okay...if you want to really be a minimalist, eat very little, get skinny and wear tight blank clothes, maybe with a suit jacket, do not carry any items other than your smartphone and a pen, keep all your surfaces free of anything (meaning you need to hide any extraneous items in a secret trapdoor or something)...and make sure if anyone takes a picture of you, you're standing in front of some DDR era plattenbau.

a standard minimal person portrayed minimally

a fancier minimalist

as you can see, minimalists are drawn towards outdated modernist architecture, they practically flock to it

once you get your minimalist house, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT add any items that weren't already there to the visible area of your room. You can eat the fruit, make sure to replace them afterwards, but don't put your papers down on that table top unless you're alone.

once you become proficient in your minimalist lifestyle, replace your walls with giant panes of glass, so everyone can see how minimal you are.

you can minimalize your exterior, such as your garden, it's best to get things looking as much like minecraft as possible

and that's that

vry wll pt

edtd fr mnmlsm

  On 4/27/2011 at 10:49 AM, MAXIMUS MISCHIEF said:

  On 4/27/2011 at 4:38 AM, essines said:

Stop using computers.

 

is this really all you do.. you seriously seem to just follow people around and tell them to stop going on the internet , stop using computers, stop using watmm. etc etc .

 

its getting pretty old. i know youre trying really hard to hurt peoples feelings and be a super troll but honestly what is the gain in being a jerk on the internet? there is none as far as i can see. maybe youre the one who has to rethink the way he goes about using the internet/watmm. it shouldnt just be a tool for you to take your pent up frustrations out on other people anonymously. maybe 4chan would be more suitable for someone like you?

Soooo.... to get back on-topic...

a minimalist lifestyle is like having no lifestyle at all, right?

/thread

  On 4/27/2011 at 7:17 PM, Salvatorin said:

okay...if you want to really be a minimalist, eat very little, get skinny and wear tight blank clothes, maybe with a suit jacket, do not carry any items other than your smartphone and a pen, keep all your surfaces free of anything (meaning you need to hide any extraneous items in a secret trapdoor or something)...and make sure if anyone takes a picture of you, you're standing in front of some DDR era plattenbau.

a standard minimal person portrayed minimally

a fancier minimalist

as you can see, minimalists are drawn towards outdated modernist architecture, they practically flock to it

once you get your minimalist house, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT add any items that weren't already there to the visible area of your room. You can eat the fruit, make sure to replace them afterwards, but don't put your papers down on that table top unless you're alone.

once you become proficient in your minimalist lifestyle, replace your walls with giant panes of glass, so everyone can see how minimal you are.

you can minimalize your exterior, such as your garden, it's best to get things looking as much like minecraft as possible

 

and that's that

o (minimalist lol)

  On 4/27/2011 at 7:09 AM, cardan said:

I have this thing.. I call it minimalist dojo style. Less really is more once you get to know how to do it. Personally, I like having an empty room with a few things I use every day, more than just having collections of stuff to have to deal with. Keep it essential, you have so much more room when you don't have a bunch of stuff!

i try this but i keep running out of rooms......

  On 4/27/2011 at 7:17 PM, Salvatorin said:

I actually quite like that one.

Also, Maximus you are either a living or a brilliant troll.

  On 4/27/2011 at 9:13 PM, Murveman said:

that's not minimal, that's shoegaze

fuck punctuation get money

I invented a paper shredder people can mount on their mail box so the shit never gets in the house. Tthe trash collection is right there. I just haven't actually made it yet

meditate and listen to boards of cornwall