Lol. That made me laugh. I too have experienced forgetting our matches. =P

I had one experience that I went for a fishing trip and ran into some campers. They were high school students who got dropped off by their parents, but they forgot to bring any water! And they'd been there for a whole day and a half. They'd ask me if we had any extra water. Unfortunately we didn't bring that much water since we were just checking the area and the weather. All I had was Frozen/melting vitamin water the strawberry kiwi kind. After that I was told they got hooked on it.

Another one of my camping events has to do with OVERPACKING. We hauled a five gallon container of water five miles, not to mention lots of beer and a gallon of vodka, plus just way too many things. And a giant cooler for all our food and drinks.

My friend's younger brother had even commented when we left, "Hey guys, you guys are going camping. Not moving away to college." Lol.

Me and my friends felt like mules carrying so much stuff. Only one of our friends was smart enough just to bring the essentials, one backpack for him. We got lost so we ended up five miles away from the camp site with so much heavy stuff. Three days later we carried everything back in one trip, it was awful though. We traveled hung over with excessive things to carry. =( But we learned to just pack the necessities. We had to make two trips to get our stuff to the campsite.

As we reported yesterday, the worlds of pop culture phenomena Sarah Palin and Kate Gosselin will collide when the pair meet up in Alaska to film Kate Plus 8.

Sarah's father and brother, Chuck Heath Sr. and Jr., are both teachers who will give the Gosselin brood a history lesson. Then Sarah will take 'em all camping!

Seriously. That's the rumor going around.

It actually makes sense, seeing as TLC will air Sarah Palin's Alaska, a new documentary series, at some point this year or next. But the run-in got us thinking:

Which famous family would you rather go camping with? Kate's got eight kids and Sarah's got five - plus grandson Tripp and future son-in-law Levi Johnston.

Tough call, but you tell us! Vote below!

Which family would you rather go camping with?