u/Rayan_A_

If you are a couple doing vanlife full time, how long does a water tank of 120 liters (31.7 US gallons - 26.4 UK gallons) lasts you?

This includes: cooking, coffie, drinking, dish washing, hand washing, teeth brushing, hair washing, showering anything really.

And I'm more interested in what people who do vanlife full time have to say more than anything.

EDIT:

OK, few things...

1. Believe it or not, this is not a rage bait post.

2. Like I wrote in the post, he sold 400 million copies. Yes I'm sure there are people who actually read his books, but I think the number of people who read more than 2 books is very low compared to how popular he is.

3. Those of you who commented they have read more than 5 of his books, how many people do you know that also read more than 2 books?

I have a very strong conviction that nobody actually reads Stephen King books. People buy his books, people recommend his books, people love to talk about him and mention his name, but nobody actually reads any of his books. I've never met or heard of anyone who read 2 Stephen King books cover to cover.

Now, according to Google, Stephen King sold between 300-400 million copies of his books, so I'm sure there are a lot of people who do read his books, but I truly believe (without any proof) that 99% of them didn't even finish 2 books.

This is a genuine belief I have, so whatever you have to say about the matter, please do so in a respectful manner.

I saw this music video on VH1 or MT2 back in the early 2000s and here's what I remember.

- it's a nu metal band and they looked and sounded like what a typical nu metal band from that era would sound like.

- The music video is set at this old weastren little town tavern.

- The majority of the video happens inside the tavern.

- By the end of the music video the character ends up breaking the door or walking out into the dusty road with the sun shining I his eyes.

- Everybody is dressed in that douchebag 2000s "metal" fashion.

- I think there was "cancer, cancer" in the lyrics.

Any help would be appreciated.

How many RHCP songs can you play start to finish along backing tracks of the songs?

Without refreshing your memory, relearning parts, and playing the solos as they were recorded on the albums.

I'm a guitar player but this is intended for bass players as well.

EDIT: Drummers are included too, lol. ( it only counts if you can play the song start to finish, with all the drum fills at at least 90% accuracy).

My list:

1. Dani California
2. Scar Tissue
3. Can't Stop
4. Wet Sand
5. The Zephyr Song
6. Under The Bridge
7. Fortune Faded
8. Black Summer
9. Around The World
10. Road Trippin
11. Californication
12. Otherside
13. Snow
14. Throw Away Your Television
15. By The Way
16. Dosed
17. Give it away
18. Suck My Kiss
19. I Could Die For You
20. Parallel Universe (with Slane solo)
21. Universally Speaking
22. Porcelain
23. Warm Tape (learned it today actually)
24. Tell Me Baby (sounds really meh and energiless when I'm playing with a backing track and I can't figure out why)

Songs I still need to work on:

• I could have lied (need to learn the outro solo).
• Readymade (still working on the solo)
• Purple Stain (need to rehearse)
• Havana (still need to memorize it fully)

Do these count?

• The jam between By The Way and Scar Tissue on Slane Castle.
• JF covers: how deep, maybe, your song, Emily, I feel love, songbird, SOS.

-EDIT- OK, I think that most of you miss the point of this post. I not asking if Hank/DEA is at fault for not realize that Walt was Heisenberg from an outlined sketch that can look like anybody. I just didn't remember if the DEA had that image or not. That's all. Also, thank you Dizzy-Wedding5769 for answering the question and giving the se/ep.

I came across a BB video on tiktok and someone commented "They literally had a drawing of him in the police department and he didn’t think he was Walt ? lol".

I love the show and watched it multiple times and I do remember the drawing of Heisenberg at the shrine but I don't remember the police/DEA getting hold of the drawing. So did the DEA have the drawing of Heisenberg?

Extra points for naming the se/ep.

And just in case you are wondering, it's a video about whether Hank was a terrible detective or not. I think he was awesome both as a human and a detective and a very entertaining character.