Twink builds his own tiny home.

You can put wheels on a coffin?

I wonder how long it will take before he goes stir crazy in his tiny home.

So it's like a big outhouse on wheels with a couple of stalls inside that he can use as a glory hole?

Throwing elegant afternoon teas must be awkward.

Can he even lie down in it?

Does he poop in the woods?

He could make some money if he charged gay men for bj's. Just sayin'.

First storm and ...

That's not a twink. That's a twunk.

THIS is a twink.

Could he BE any more gay?

First of all I’d love to see their sextape. I wanta tiny house now I want to build one

Getting cozy with him would be very pleasant. And he's going to need someone to get cozy with because that thing has NO insulation - in Wyoming. Which can get cold. I believe it is colder than Florida.

R5 His much bigger taller friend could lie down in it with room to spare its in the video

So tired of these tiny home people. This kid looks absolutely deranged by the way, like the rest of the tiny home people.

That's not a dream home 🤔

[quote]That's not a dream home 🤔

And he's no Barbie.

He definitely uses the terms bussy and clit when hooking up.

Problem is you need a piece of land for your tiny house. You can't just plop these homes anywhere.

He’s cute.

Is it a house if there’s no bathroom?

He looks like a closet case mormon, where will he put his beard wife and ten kids?

For $8000 he could buy this...

His friend is hotter.

He has bottom voice.

Twunk!

"He has bottom voice. "

He also has a lot of vocal fry 😬

Is he a vegan too?

Are there statistics on how many tiny homes are destroyed by tornados and wildfires each year?

R24 I think vocal fry is one of the 'gay' things?

R21, I agree. The tall, lanky friend looks like he has a big cock.

He seems insufferable. He really needs to lay off the caffeine. I wonder if someone quite so out there could actually survive in a tiny house. Tiny houses seem perfect for introverts, not extroverts.

I do wonder what the tiny house laws are in Wyoming. Certainly here on the east coast he has essential built an impractical trailer home. In my state he could not even park it on his own land for an extended period of time since it is on wheels.

The skankyish friend is hotter. I agree with the above - why paint everything black? For winter solar advantages? Also is there a video of the inside finishes? He could add insulation between the studs and joists.

Impressive results for an amateur. The black roof seems like a bad idea, even though it looks cool, but perhaps it's beneficial for living in Wyoming climate?

Cozy quits being cute when you start hating each other and you’re stuck there.

He’s probably an insufferable vegan, too… er… I mean he probably promotes a plant based diet 🙄

R33 to build his muscles I think you'd need more than plants?

What the tiny house enthusiasts never mention is the storage units they have to rent to keep their stuff in. All your clothing isn’t going to fit in there no matter how little you wear. Plus trips to the laundromat. Unless you’re a full time nudist there’s not enough room for your shit.

What muscles, R34

He's got decent biceps. Bigger than mine.

Looks like that would be knocked over in a stiff breeze. Houses built out of sticks and paper are hilarious.

Nothing under 9 thick inches gains entrance to her GrandCanyon!

Where is her husband?

I wonder how much it would have cost to add solar panels on the roof and power storage batteries so that he could have some electricity wherever he was parked.

Do these two have a thread yet?

This is my favorite. When I broke my leg, it was my sanity. If you stick with it, you can see his cute boyfriend.

In summer, since the roof area is so small, he could easily buy a white tarp and strap it to his tiny house's roof.

But I bet the black roof will be ideal for winter on the High Plains.

R26, here’s the thing. It’s on wheels. He can drag it out of the path of a tornado which then goes on to destroy a lot of regular houses.

R43, I subscribed to that one. A phenomenal amount of work he had to do. Building a tiny house would’ve been so much easier.

R46, yes, but we would not have been entertained for nearly so long.

R42 I love those little queens. They have cute dogs and a kitteh, and they actually do a lot of lumberjacking for two spray-tanned bottoms.

But they add a lot of obnoxious trance music over their videos, and they often set up a video update with a tear-filled "setback" that turns out to be totally fucking pointless. They'll be sobbing quietly into the camera at the start about the "big news," then show themselves flexing and hammering stuff, then circle back and say the setback was a two-day delay in picking up their new furry couch pillows from Claire's.

Oh great another fug white rich kid with mommy and daddy's $$$ being ironic.

R48 I told you they had muscles.

Being in a tiny house with one other person would be hell.

Some tiny home disasters.

Thank you. I only clicked this thread because I knew the comments would be appropriately funny and savage. Datalounge does not disappoint.

He's hot and has muscles

I'm fascinated by these tiny homes and think I'd enjoy living in one. But I'm a single person; I can't imagine these families with kids and infants and pets cramming themselves into such a small space. Even if you lived like the most spartan Spartan, there's just not enough storage for the basics needed by that many people.

My ideal tiny home would have an actual bedroom (no loft sleeping, I'm too old for that shit), actual plumbing (no composting toilets), room for a full size washer/dryer, and some sort of porch/patio seating. They make really cute prefab ones for $50-70 thousand. This place has hundreds of models to offer. This one's not my favorite, but I picked it because the salesman, Mr. Tiny, gives us biceps and ass as he tours the place.

Are we all in agreement that this guy is gay? I watched the video but I’m still not 100% sure.

R56, watch this video and let us know your thoughts.

[quote]Are we all in agreement that this guy is gay?

This is DL...everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation, is gay!

There was a thread about cute gay couple in a tiny home on Vancouver Island, wish I could find it now.

That's more a micro home instead of a tiny home. it would really only be appropriate for camping for short times

Here's the cute couple I mentioned in R59, unfortunately DL's search function sucks and I can't find the thread on them.

I like this concept. I don't know that I could do it - no way I could crawl on a ladder to get into bed due to my old fat ass being unable to do so - but it would be a great option.

I've very pro tiny homes, ADUs, etc - we need more housing and more affordable housing.

^ If you notice all the guys are young and pretty agile looking. This is not for eldergays

The tiny home in R61 has stairs to one of the lofts, R62.

[quote]Are we all in agreement that this guy is gay?

Seriously? Did you watch the video?

I like the cladding but the door is so banal compared to the rest of the home.

I hate his voice. (He sounds like a younger version of Scott McGillivray.) And I see that he could probably be insufferable, but he's smart and adventurous and appealing. I suddenly found myself wanting to have sex with him. And he is SO not my type. Until the white trash friend arrived. Now HE'S my type. So maybe a three-way? Should I be ashamed?

And then I went down the rabbit hole with his videos.

I am SO sure that he got porked by Surfer Mikey.

Affordable housing = apartments. They maximize the number of homes and occupants on the land, they make most efficient use of roads, water, sewer, and electric, thus keeping the costs per household much lower than any single-family housing, including tiny homes. Tiny homes are a joke, not meant for actual living.

If you're really into affordable single-family housing, then trailer parks with mobile and/or manufactured homes. They take up more space than apartments, but still have a much smaller per-household footprint on the land and with regards to running roads, water, sewer, and electric to each household. Of course, trailer parks and mobile homes have been around forever, so they aren't cool enough for the hipsters to embrace.

Just as long as his tiny home is large enough for him to lift his legs to present hole!

I can see the tiny home acceptable for only a single person, and only as a part time residence. If I had to live in that 365 days I doubt I would be able to tolerate it.

[quote] Oh great another fug white rich kid with mommy and daddy's $$$ being ironic.

But this poster is the real loser.

R68 You're right that apartments are the most efficient means of providing affordable housing

[quote]Tiny homes are a joke, not meant for actual living.

However they do have a place as infill housing - placed on sections behind or beside conventional houses. For people who have access to a small piece of land like this they can be useful. But to house people on a large scale, apartments are the best way to do it

I'll huff and I'll puff and I will never be insured and I'll be a vanity project that will be abandoned to the landfill in less than a year.

Oh, a Trump cameo, and I'm out.

Skimmed through the OP's video. He needs to shave those icky blond chin whiskers, Also, he says it [bold] "costed"[/bold] around $8,000.

Costed is not a word.

[quote]Costed is not a word.

But "casted" is!

The friend with the actual adult male body is hotter.

Looks like a perfect candidate for Gag The Fag.

I give him credit for doing this all by himself (at least the parts in the clip), especially early on with all the beams. I am always in awe of what people are capable on a creative and a "let's do this!" level. I make a Homer Simpson's groan when the remote is out of reach and I spend over five minutes struggling whether I should stand up from the couch and grab it, or give telekinesis one more try.

Personally, as an introvert, a house has to provide more space than a tiny house or a trailer can offer. And I am not the kind of guy who likes the outdoor, taking long walks and gaze into the landscape.

But, again, I think the guy in OP's link shows mad skills. And thank you for the other posters providing other great youtube clips about gay guys doing the home building and / or remodeling. It warms my little gay heart that there are gay men out there who actually do stuff.

R75 casted the first stone.

NOPE! He who cast the first stone

"[R75] casted the first stone. "

Which broke my arm and I had to go to the hospital to get it casted 😉

Tiny flimsily built house on wheels... hipsters have finally gentrified trailer parks.

^ I can't get over this whole new discovery of tiny houses on wheels when trailers have been around almost as long as cars.

No, kids, you didn't reinvent the wheel or the trailer 🙄

Oh, look, a tiny house from the olden days...

I said upthread that this guy seems exhausting. He literally is. The guy does 9 mile swims, is a competitive bicyclist , goes cliff diving, and does polar plunges. I can't keep up with all he does.

R85 That is fucking impressive, not exhausting. Most I've done is about four miles, and I cycle, but not competitively.

That is such a cute house! Too tiny, but I love it still!

I'm sure he's had sex in EVERY room in the house!

@r69, "Just as long as his tiny home is large enough for him to lift his legs to present hole! "

Yes, but it's a tiny hole

Where does she do peepee and poopoo?

Nice legs.

Sizemeat verificatia?

R86, I swam Lake Osipee. I cannot imagine swimming twice+ that amount.

A few updates that I have discovered: He will be adding solar panels, he has insulated the hell out of it, it has a diesel heater, he is working on plumbing and electricity now.

I don't believe his claims that he knew nothing about building and construction. There's no way someone with no prior knowledge would have been able to build that thing. I bet his family is in the construction business in some capacity - there's a lot of wealthy Midwesterners who've made money as contractors etc...they're not well educated generally but they can make a lot through the building and construction trades. I'll bet this kid's father owns a company or something.

Good for him. He should fina a sugar daddy to take care of him so he doesn’t have to worry about living in a tiny home. That’s what I did. Rent free for the last ten years and counting

R94, his father owns a radio station and a pager service. He did get his degree as an electrical engineer, but he has nothing to do with construction. Now, that doesn't mean David never had a summer job in construction, but it doesn't come from the family.

^ His dad could just be a real handyman. My dad didn't work construction, but could build anything and taught me to do the same. You just need to think it through and being good with math helps. Measure twice, cut once

R97, According to a local news story, David "did not have ANY building experience" (caps are from the article). He admits to being a math nerd. There is a photo of him at Halloween with a pumpkin with the Pi symbol carved in it (pumpkin pie).

No way the hillbilly skank friend is hotter. He isn't even DL hot.

I'm not saying the guy is a fake, but there are some guys who claim they do something on their own and yet have someone, or a whole team (looking at you, "chef" Brooklyn Beckham), behind the camera prepping the shot.

Imagine the smell.

Who the hell in 2022 uses a pager service, R96?

When he has a friend over and they forget to wash their feet. LOVELY.

If all the windows and the door are closed, will you eventually suffocate if you stay in there long enough? What about ventilation? Or is it impossible to build a building that's completely airtight and air always gets in?

Never mind.

Yeah I stopped watching the minute Trump appeared in the video.

I don't remember him doing anything to improve ventilation when he was building the tiny home. I guess you would always have to have one of the windows open a bit if you plan to spend a long time inside.

R106, lighten up. He also shows Bill Gates when he first mentions windows.

He will vent through the heating system or elsewhere. He's not low IQ.

It's a loss he is not engaged constructively in American industry. We need young can do people, not another social media fame whore.

R110, he is a nature and travel photographer, and apparently actually earns a living from it, plus the occasional wedding gig.

Cute and nice body. But that voice!

She is tres nellie!

R112 A somewhat nelly voice. Still, I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating crackers.

He has unusual eyes.

"I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating crackers. "

What about all the sawdust? 😉

[quote]A somewhat nelly voice. Still, I wouldn't kick him out of bed for eating crackers.

Cracker crumbs would take up too much space in such a tiny home.

Apartments = at the mercy of predatory landlords/corporations.

Trailer parks = ordinary house trailers are very poorly constructed. There are a few tiny home parks—there’s one in Texas that is featured a lot, has a communal garden. There’s one in Ontario I think. It’s a zoning issue. I’d happily live with a tiny yard, less to maintain, in someone’s back yard in town. It’s a ZONING issue.

Those Tumbleweed tiny homes are extreme, micro homes. You can build a tiny home on a 40’ trailer that has space for a bedroom on the ground floor. You can build a hydraulic (?) bed that raises to the ceiling in the daytime. Murphy beds, Pullman berths…

The article about “regretful owners”, well, don’t get a micro home for two people and then get pregnant. Don’t get a micro home when you don’t have planning permission in writing. Note that he can still bring it to a new location. Don’t build in a remote region prone to fire with no internet and absolutely do NOT build a home in conjunction with a crappy reality tv show.

Since this kid intends to tow his tiny home around, he did do a lot of securing with strapping tape and braces but I wonder if he’d be better off installing shock absorbers/hydraulics on the trailer bed. When you think about it, boats are moving all the time on the water and they aren’t falling apart. I know wave motion is different from a pothole but it’s a start.

Is he a top or bottom?

R118, I will add that trailer parks are facing the same problem as apartments. They are being bought up by venture capitalists and the rents are going through the roof.

They always justify it as "I'm not following the conventional pattern of getting a job/mortgage!"

Which is nice and all. But if it was so easy to not do those things, surely more people would be doing it.

If he does it for a couple of years, fair enough, but it's not sustainable long term. I'm doing it the other way around - i.e. working hard, saving everything I can, with the aim of retiring as soon as I can afford to and then enjoying myself/travelling. But to each their own.

R121, actually more people have been doing it. There have been numerous articles on how young people's spending habits are bad for the economy because they are not buying houses, cars, etc.

I wish I had this "fuck you capitalist establishment" courage and energy to go off the grid.

But some day that very capitalist establishment will use its police and military force to destroy the, from the media demonized by then, outsiders.

^ Oh, honey, it's just a little house he made in his backyard, not a political movement 🙄

My apologies, r124. My comment at r123 was a response to r122.

^ Oops, ok 🙂

It will probably end up in someone’s backyard. He just wanted to prove he could do it, which I think he did well enough. Did he have sponsors who financed the cost of the construction?

He sold the Rolex he got for HS graduation.

The big problem with tiny houses is unless you have family/relatives that will let you park it on their property, it is hard to find places to put these. Many zoning laws do. not allow for these homes to be placed on empty land lots. Some trailer parks won't accept them.

^ Yeah, that's the one detail people seem to miss. You just can't stick these anywhere at will, because shanty towns

You can place them next to vans down by the river.

He has a nice body... but that voice! I'm sure I'd get used to it in time, though.

Step aside girly-boy. This is a MAN'S tiny home.

Really good production values in his videos.

But no experience and he did that himself? Ever try to nail up 2x4s? Did you see how he aced that semi-cirlce cut? Everything miraculously went right the first time, no tear-downs and start-overs?

^ Yeah, funny how everything comes out perfect the first time on TV/youtube 🤔

His face is somewhere between Hunter Parrish and Jack McBrayer.

R133 That man is very sexy. And I love his rolling home.

sexy?

Yes he's naturally masculine and friendly and helpful in his vibe, very self-secure and creative in his way. The daddy in the army truck. He might be a MAGAT though.

kinda fug but bdf.

Gurl. Taper off on the adderall

hole presentation, pls

^ It's tiny, like his house

Maybe some of you would prefer sharing this guy’s boat. He shows hole — though pixilated — in his video. He’s taking donations to help fund his lifestyle.

[quote]Apartments = at the mercy of predatory landlords/corporations.

Apartments also = at the mercy of predatory bedbugs and roaches and LOUD, messy neighbors. No wonder tiny homes are appealing- they're situated on plots of land without neighbors on every square inch.

[quote]I wish I had this "fuck you capitalist establishment" courage and energy to go off the grid.

If a tiny house has electricity and sewer hook ups, it's not "off the grid."

[quote] If a tiny house has electricity and sewer hook ups, it's not "off the grid."

I wasn't aware that the tiny house in OP's linked clip has those.

Well, there are RV hookups.

Nope, R144. I wouldn't sail across the ocean with him in a small boat. I'd love to have sex with him on land, though.

I used to fawn over Zack Giffin of Tiny House Nation. He looks a bit like Mike Lookinland but he's talented and likely a pot-head. I love pot-heads.