>>2877102
Yeah its a sad one. But it also shows how careful you need to be around trains.

>>2877102
He inspired me to hop trains when I was 19. However, he was kind of a deadbeat drunk. His death was a natural consequence of his stupidity, and goes to show what happens when you squander your talent doing fuck all with your life.
He could have been a better man, but if we're still going to honor him, we should honor him for who he was entirely, a Poor but Vibrant Lost Soul.

>>2877165
this sadly, he inspired a lot of people to get out, he captured the imagination of many.
a lot of the stresses and tensions in the world that came to pass later were being foreshadowed through the 2010s and you could tell in the old youtube comments people were feeling it.

>>2877243
I can agree with that. I think Stobe probably felt the same way, and just didn't know what else he could do to really manage it except to run away.

>>2877102
Being a drunkard does that. Actually amazing it didn't happen earlier.
Now, if we were talking about Shoestring, then I'd feel kinda bad.